LeComte Fastnet 45 Yawl for charter

In 1968, soon after opening a modern building facility in Vianen on the Lek River, (just south of Jutphaas) the Luders-designed Fastnet 45 sloop/yawl joined the LeComte family.

The Fastnet 45 was built to the highest standards for ocean racing and cruising at the respected Dutch yard of Adolf LeComte. These yachts were designed by William Luders, who created a powerful, sea-kindly vessel with beautiful classic lines. The interior plan features two private staterooms, two heads with showers, a spacious main salon, an exceptional sea galley, a spacious navigation station, and wonderful touches throughout such as the custom Dutch soapstone and bronze solid fuel fireplace in the salon. The interior joinery is varnished teak, with solid teak and holly cabin soles.

Excellent space utilization permits the Fastnet 45 to offer a roomy, two stateroom accommodation plan with an uncluttered, full-width main salon and raised galley and navigation area. The two staterooms are separated by the main salon, which provides an uncommon level of privacy for both staterooms, unique in a 45-foot boat. Each stateroom has its own head, complete with toilet, vanity, medicine/storage cabinet and shower. Headroom is 6’ 6’ throughout, and the traditional Dutch fit and finish is evident in all joiner-work.