Jongert Danish Rose 32

"Thorfinn" is ideal for couples or also for the single-handed sailor. Handy enough and yet with enough space on and below deck, the cosiness of the ship is a dream. Everything you need is available, whether you are planning a longer trip or just a short trip to Denmark, with the Danish Rose 32 you can go anywhere. The engine runs great and is sufficiently dimensioned, the hydraulic autopilot gladly takes over the helm and the sails are manageable enough to be handled even by weaker crew members.

The ship has been in the possession of the current owners since 2011, who have undertaken many beautiful trips on the Baltic and North Sea. They have recorded these trips on video and will whet your appetite for the sea. Here you can get an idea of how it feels to sail the "Thorfinn". Since the owners have bought a larger yacht to live in and do not intend to become shipowners, the double-ender is now for sale.

Of course, there is always something to do. In 2015, the underwater hull was sandblasted and rebuilt because of too many layers of paint. That gives you peace and quiet for the time being. But there are always small rust spots on the deck. Staying on the ball and painting is probably a must for a steel ship. Otherwise, the boat has always been maintained by the Böbs shipyard. The Danish Rose was last craned in September 2019 (see photos) and given a new underwater coat of paint. The winter berth in the Marina at traffic jam is paid for until December, and could continue to be used. As it is a water mooring, you could, for example, do a winter cruise or just go out for New Year's Eve fireworks. The stove on board keeps it cosy and warm.