Racing Pedigree: two Second-place in the Schooner Class at Les Voiles de Saint Tropez, a First-place at the Cyclades Cup, a First-place at Vele d'Epoca Imperia, and the Belle-Classe Trophy at the Monaco Classic Week,
Living history: Embodies the golden era of yachting, with a perfect blend of beauty, performance, and tradition.
Ideal platform for events with a professional crew in gala uniform, controlled gangway access, and a chef experienced in hosting events for up to 60 guests.
A wonderful deckhouse with a superb navigation room with access to charts and electronics in a great comfort.
A true 1930s masterpiece with original or restored Oregon Pine wood furniture and paneling.
Owner's suite with king bed, office (convertible into a cabin with a queen bed), bathroom with a large shower and orginal marble walls with elegant antique details.
Air conditioning available throughout the yacht.
Waterskiing, wakeboard, donut with a 15ft/5m tender with a 45Hp powerful engine.
Overview
Welcome aboard the Bijoux of the Mediterranean!
Built by one of the most acclaimed American naval architects, John G. Alden, and approaching her centennial year, there is nothing that can be said here to do justice to her illustrious and resilient history. There are books dedicated to just that.
Immaculately restored and maintained by her owner, where exacting winter works are an annual affair in which no expense is spared, she is class personified. Recognised as such by H.S.H Prince Albert II of Monaco, as he awarded her with first place for La Belle Classe at the Concours d’Elegance of Monaco Classic Week in 2019.
Refit in 2023 and welcoming 8 guests in 4 beautifully appointed cabins, the inimitable Captain Pandolfi and his exceptional crew are expert in delivering the pinnacle of classic yachting experiences.
HISTORY
Originally built for Edward M. Brown at the Electric Boat Company (the same shipyard that constructed US Navy submarines!) Puritan began as a private yacht before serving in World War II. She was commissioned by the US Navy in 1941 to patrol off the Mexican coast, even contributing to the sighting of a Japanese submarine.
After the war, under new ownership, she became the base for an expedition led by the American Museum of Natural History, collecting significant marine specimens. In 1967, she was restored by Mariano Prado-Sosa and sailed as a luxurious Caribbean yacht before passing through various owners, including Bill Bolling, who raced her to victory in the Mystic Schooner Race.
In 1991, Puritan joined the prestigious Ferruzzi family, supporting Italy’s Il Moro di Venezia America’s Cup campaign. For decades, she sailed privately across the Mediterranean and the Caribbean until her acquisition in 2015 by her current owner, a passionate collector of classic yachts. Today, she remains one of the finest examples of Alden’s design, available once again for exclusive cruising.
Watermakers, Air conditioning, Pet friendly, TV in saloon, WiFi connection, Bluetooth speakers/sound system connection
Charter rate
Starting from57,500
EUR/week +VAT +APA
57.500
EUR/week Low season rate
Overview
Welcome aboard the Bijoux of the Mediterranean!
Built by one of the most acclaimed American naval architects, John G. Alden, and approaching her centennial year, there is nothing that can be said here to do justice to her illustrious and resilient history. There are books dedicated to just that.
Immaculately restored and maintained by her owner, where exacting winter works are an annual affair in which no expense is spared, she is class personified. Recognised as such by H.S.H Prince Albert II of Monaco, as he awarded her with first place for La Belle Classe at the Concours d’Elegance of Monaco Classic Week in 2019.
Refit in 2023 and welcoming 8 guests in 4 beautifully appointed cabins, the inimitable Captain Pandolfi and his exceptional crew are expert in delivering the pinnacle of classic yachting experiences.
HISTORY
Originally built for Edward M. Brown at the Electric Boat Company (the same shipyard that constructed US Navy submarines!) Puritan began as a private yacht before serving in World War II. She was commissioned by the US Navy in 1941 to patrol off the Mexican coast, even contributing to the sighting of a Japanese submarine.
After the war, under new ownership, she became the base for an expedition led by the American Museum of Natural History, collecting significant marine specimens. In 1967, she was restored by Mariano Prado-Sosa and sailed as a luxurious Caribbean yacht before passing through various owners, including Bill Bolling, who raced her to victory in the Mystic Schooner Race.
In 1991, Puritan joined the prestigious Ferruzzi family, supporting Italy’s Il Moro di Venezia America’s Cup campaign. For decades, she sailed privately across the Mediterranean and the Caribbean until her acquisition in 2015 by her current owner, a passionate collector of classic yachts. Today, she remains one of the finest examples of Alden’s design, available once again for exclusive cruising.
Racing Pedigree: two Second-place in the Schooner Class at Les Voiles de Saint Tropez, a First-place at the Cyclades Cup, a First-place at Vele d'Epoca Imperia, and the Belle-Classe Trophy at the Monaco Classic Week,
Living history: Embodies the golden era of yachting, with a perfect blend of beauty, performance, and tradition.
Ideal platform for events with a professional crew in gala uniform, controlled gangway access, and a chef experienced in hosting events for up to 60 guests.
A wonderful deckhouse with a superb navigation room with access to charts and electronics in a great comfort.
A true 1930s masterpiece with original or restored Oregon Pine wood furniture and paneling.
Owner's suite with king bed, office (convertible into a cabin with a queen bed), bathroom with a large shower and orginal marble walls with elegant antique details.
Air conditioning available throughout the yacht.
Waterskiing, wakeboard, donut with a 15ft/5m tender with a 45Hp powerful engine.
