Lot of Boat ? DALVINA / Berthon.

Believe it has a full time skipper and until recently has been well used by its owner and wanted for nothing maintanince wise.

Lovely old boat but for me not what I would spend that sort of money on if looking for something similar.
 
Believe it has a full time skipper and until recently has been well used by its owner and wanted for nothing maintanince wise.

Lovely old boat but for me not what I would spend that sort of money on if looking for something similar.

You would get a VERY large RIB for 600k......
 
Yep a friend knows the skipper.
She has been well maintained and loved by her owner.
I believe that Dalvina is the private yacht of Lord Iliffe who owns MDL Marinas - so she may have a closer tie to us that some may realise.
 
Yep a friend knows the skipper.
She has been well maintained and loved by her owner.
I believe that Dalvina is the private yacht of Lord Iliffe who owns MDL Marinas - so she may have a closer tie to us that some may realise.

So it would seem most of you paid for it over the years...
 
If it's a LOT of boat you're after, you could consider this one as well.
Double the size and half the price, what's not to like....?
 
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That's one hell of a video .... credit to the broker but cut it by 10 mins ...

A very decent boat for the money.
 
I saw the engines start from cold in summer 2015...I would think either there is something wrong, looks like a repower project to me. No one would put up with the smoke now.
 
Difficult boat to sell. Must cost a lot of money to run - £35 per mile cruising for a start so a return trip to Cherbourg looks like over £3000 - then there is the mooring cost etc.

Once you are paying that much the initial purchase price is only a minor consideration. There can't be many people who can afford those running costs who would prefer that to a more modern GRP boat.

I like her but she is just too big
 
What would it cost to build her from scratch today? £3m perhaps? If you could buy her for £0.5m and spend a million a refurb you'd effectively have a new boat at half the price. All depends on whether is as sound as the broke maintains and of course whether the engines are still good.
 
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