A beautifully lined ship built by Van Dam from Oude Wetering.The hull is fully shored and the superstructure is mahogany and teak.

The 1965 Van De Stadt Marsdiep 24 is a beautifully lined ship built by Van Dam in Oude Wetering.

The hull is completely shiplapped and the superstructure is mahogany and teak.

She sails like a princess in little wind and like a tough girl when the wind is stronger.

The Solé Mini 26 has enough power to steam through the Westgat with current and wind against it.

For upwind courses we have a gennaker and with 3 reefs and the Furlex we can handle all winds.

The bow thruster makes mooring a breeze and the electric anchor winch and centerboard ditto.

The stainless steel mudflats make falling dry a party.

General
Hull shape: the hull is completely shaved
Accommodation
Berths: X
Rig and sails
Genoa: 30 m2
Jib: 20,1 m2
Gennaker: 40 m2
Equipment
Anchor windlass: 30 meter chain
Other:

Also included are 2 stainless steel wad legs.