BENETEAU First 35 for sale (1983) in Le Marin, Martinique

£15,595 GBP
Listed price €18,000 EUR
Tax Paid / IncludedFinance this boat

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The Beneteau First 35, crafted in 1983 by the Beneteau shipyard to Jean Berret's design, is a distinguished 10.80-meter sailing yacht renowned from the racing-cruising golden era of the 1980s. This iconic sailboat offers exceptional upwind performance, a responsive helm, and a distinctively "tense" sailing experience, making it a sought-after choice for sailors seeking to balance speed with seaworthiness. With a beam of 3.70 meters, the Beneteau First 35 delivers an attractive size/performance ratio while maintaining the authenticity of legendary First series yachts. Currently available in Martinique, it represents a valuable option for those interested in fast and enjoyable sailing experiences.

About this BENETEAU First 35

General information

Make/model
BENETEAU First 35

Price
£15,595 GBP | Listed price €18,000 EURFinance this boat

Price comment
French flag, French Caribbean VAT dock dues paid

Tax / VAT status
Paid / Included

Category
Used sail boat for sale

Name of boat
Tukki

Year
1983

Designer
Jean Berret

Location
Le Marin, Martinique

Beneteau First 35 built in 1983 by the Beneteau shipyard to Jean Berret, emblematic sailboats of the great racing-cruising era of the 80s

When sailing, the First 35 is distinguished by excellent upwind behavior, a pleasant helm and a feeling of a "tense" boat that moves forward easily.

The First 35 designed by Jean Berret remains a safe bet today: a sailboat with an assertive character, recognized for its seaworthiness and its very attractive size/performance ratio. A relevant choice to sail fast and well, with the authenticity of a legendary First.

French West Indies VAT and dock dues paid. Available in Martinique.

Construction

Hull
Monohull

Keel
Full Keel

Measurements

Length overall
10.80 metres

Length waterline
9.00 metres

Length on deck
10.70 metres

Beam
3.70 metres

Draft
1.90 metres

Displacement
4,800 kg

Propulsion

Engine
Yanmar 30GM30F