1959 McGruer Bermudian yawl | 43ft

Built in 1960 by the prestigious Scottish shipyard Mc Gruer, WESTWARD OF CLYNDER is a splendid Bermudian yawl that perfectly embodies the elegance and performance of classic sailing yachts. Originally commissioned by Archibald J. Barr, this yacht was designed with meticulous attention to detail and exceptional craftsmanship, making it a true reference in the world of classic yachting.

With a teak hull, a varnished mahogany superstructure, and a teak deck, WESTWARD OF CLYNDER immediately captivates with its timeless aesthetics and refined finish. Showcased at boat shows after its construction, it demonstrated the outstanding craftsmanship of the Mc Gruer shipyard and the ingenuity of its architect, James Mac Gruer.

Easy to handle thanks to its split rigging, this yawl offers safe and comfortable sailing in all weather conditions. Its ability to navigate the seas with grace and ease makes it an ideal choice for both leisurely cruises and classic regattas, where it has repeatedly proven its worth.

On board, comfort is paramount, with a warm and authentic mahogany interior. It can accommodate up to six people in an intelligent layout featuring a forward double cabin, additional berths, an elegant saloon with a leather sofa, a welcoming dining area, and a fully equipped galley.