Nordia - Ikigai
For sale
Length
21,35 m
Year
2011
Yard
Nordia
Asking price
€ 1.595.000
VAT paid EU
Specifications
General information
| Name | Ikigai |
| Reference | NL21.016 |
| Type | Sailing yacht |
Dimensions
| Length | 21,35 m |
| Beam | 5,85 m |
| Draft | 3,05 m |
Build
| Year | 2011 |
| Series | 70C |
Design
| Exterior Designer | |
| Naval architect | |
| Interior Designer |
Materials
| Material hull | Aluminum |
Sail plan
| Sail plan type | Sloop |
Accomodation
| Guest cabins | 3 |
| Guest beds | 7 |
| Crew cabins | 1 |
Engines
| Count | Brand | Fuel type | HP/Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Perkins | Diesel | 225 |
| Total: 225 | |||
Short description of the yacht
This Nordia 70C sailing yacht was built in aluminum in 2011, after an exterior design and naval architecture by Robin Ten Hoope. She is powered by a single 225Hp Perkins diesel engine, and she is equipped to combine simple handling and easy maneuvering under abundant weather conditions. Moreover, IKIGAI has always been excellently maintained and she is suitable for both relaxed cruising and serious sailing throughout extensive travels.
Her stylish and welcoming interior, after a design by Robin Ten Hoope, can accommodate up to 7 guests across 3 capacious staterooms, making her a suitable family world cruiser. Furthermore, 1 additional cabin can be used as preferred, for instance for crew member accommodation to simplify yacht handling or to welcome family and friends on board for unforgettable adventures.
Her stylish and welcoming interior, after a design by Robin Ten Hoope, can accommodate up to 7 guests across 3 capacious staterooms, making her a suitable family world cruiser. Furthermore, 1 additional cabin can be used as preferred, for instance for crew member accommodation to simplify yacht handling or to welcome family and friends on board for unforgettable adventures.
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