Burgess - the Royal Huisman specialist.

For sale: SEA EAGLE I

This 43.3m (142.1ft) yacht, delivered in 2015, is for sale because her owner has a spectacular new yacht, also by Huisman and that is a recurring theme with owners of these yachts. The owner's brief specified a yacht that could eat through the ocean miles with comfort, pace and ease in the hands of a shorthanded crew. With that brief, the combination of Huisman, hull design by Germán Frers and interiors by Rhoades Young could not be bettered. SEA EAGLE I returned for her Lloyd's five-year survey and rig service at Huisfit and she is ready to delight her next owner. Sleeping eight guests in four cabins, she is asking EUR 18,000,000.

For sale: HANUMAN

J Class yachts like the 42.1m (138.1ft) HANUMAN are highly prized and a huge success story. Indeed there are more Js sailing now than there ever were in their America's Cup heyday in the 1930s. Aside from the heartbreaking beauty of these yachts, the fleet racing is both spectacular and highly competitive typically with an afterguard packed with the America's Cup elite. This yacht, the owner's third Huisman, has a packed trophy cabinet including the first J Class World Championship in 2017. Delivered in 2009, fully refurbished in 2018 and ready to race or cruise in style with six guests in three cabins.

Royal Huisman yachts sold by Burgess

Sold: TWIZZLE

This outstanding 57.5m (188.6ft) performance cruising ketch, welcoming 10 guests in four cabins, was delivered by Huisman in 2010 with naval architectural and exterior design by Dubois and interiors by RWD. TWIZZLE launched to award winning acclaim, taking the Interior Design Award and Recreational Area for Guest Use Award for her main saloon and main cockpit at the 2011 ShowBoats Design Awards. Burgess concluded the sale of TWIZZLE in January 2016 and she was asking EUR 39,750,000 at that time.

Sold: BLUE PAPILLON

This 43.3m (142.1ft) performance cruising sloop was sold to Royal Huisman by Burgess as a new construction contract in 2011 and she delivered in 2013. She was another successful result of a collaboration between Royal Huisman, Germán Frers and Rhoades Young and of particular note were her outstanding noise levels and ground-breaking ‘silent mode’ battery technology.

Sold: ANTARES

Burgess sold this 40m (131.2ft) cruising ketch in 2016 with an asking price of EUR 12,500,000. She was delivered by Huisman in 2005 with naval architecture by Dixon Yacht Design and interiors by once again by Rhoades Young. ANTARES sleeps nine guests in four cabins and also accommodates five crew to sail the yacht and look after the guests.

Sold: HYPERION

With her distinctive white hull, this iconic 47.4m (155.6ft) sloop had the world's tallest single mast and a carbon fibre centreboard, technologically very advanced when she was delivered in 1998. With naval architecture by Germán Frers and interiors by Dutch interior designer Peter Beeldsnijder, HYPERION welcomes six guests in three cabins. Burgess sold her in 2005 with an asking price of EUR 29,000,000.