For Sale: HANDEM 95 VIP SCHOONER

[sonyball]

HANDEM 95, Sailing schooner (2002)
Price: 1.900.000 €

Location – Turkey

LOA – 29.00 m
LWL – 6.75 m
DRAFT – 3.98 m
BERTHS – 8
CABINS – 4
SHOWER/TOILETES – 4
WATER – 4500 L
ENGINE – 540 HP
FUEL – 4200 L

EQUIPMENT:

Roller furling genoa, Batten mansail, Swimming ladder, Dinghy, Outboard motor, DVD, CD player, TV panel, Bimini top, Electric windlass, Autopilot, Colour chart plotter, Radar, Echo-sounder, Log, GPS, Wind instruments, VHF, Bow thrusters, Desalter, Barbecue, Electric toilete, Cockpit shower, Microwave oven, Solar panels, Air conditioner.

Contact information:
e-mail: r.dyadyura@gmail.com

[Jolly Roger]

Doesn't look much like a schooner to me.

[sonyball]

Sailing Schooner (gyulet)

[perchance]

Originally Posted by sonyball

Sailing Schooner (gyulet)

Is there any other kind?

[sonyball]

This schooner manufactured in - Adik-Tuzla, Turkey

[minaret]

In this case the OP is referring to the type of hull design, not the sailing rig, which is clearly a ketch. This is a case of miscommunication related to langauge, schooner or schoner can mean other things in other places.

[CharlesFCook]

"in my humble opinion"

Schooner is a rig description just like cutter and ketch. I have never seen a hull description for a schooner.

Putting on flame retardant suit...

[minaret]

Originally Posted by CharlesFCook

"in my humble opinion"

Schooner is a rig description just like cutter and ketch. I have never seen a hull description for a schooner.

Putting on flame retardant suit...

Agreed. But in Turkey a Gulet, which is both a general hull type and the place where they are built, are often referred to as "schoners" regardless of rig. This may seem misleading to some, but I think it is an honest misstatement leading from not having english as a first langauge. This is not the first ketch-rigged gulet I have seen described thus.

[sonyball]

Originally Posted by minaret

In this case the OP is referring to the type of hull design, not the sailing rig, which is clearly a ketch. This is a case of miscommunication related to langauge, schooner or schoner can mean other things in other places.

SCHONER in German means the schooner. You can watch and translate not only write with strait face!

[Jolly Roger]

I didn’t mean to stir up a cultural controversy: I just said it didn’t look like a schooner to me. At least it’s given them a bit more publicity. But what the sellers should be aware of is it places the boat in the wrong category on sites like Yachtworld. So it would be better they use the customary international designation, irrespective of national descriptions.
By the way, the LWL is also incorrect; surely that's the beam.

[CharlieCobra]

If that's a traditional Gulet hull form, it's a motor sailor (emphasis on motor)...

Looking at that owner's cabin, it sure would be a long, painful trip to the overhead if she rolled in a seaway....

[minaret]

Originally Posted by sonyball

SCHONER in German means the schooner. You can watch and translate not only write with strait face!

Schon in german means beautiful. Take it from there.

[sonyball]

Schoner