Listing Highlight: 108′ Feadship 1970 | LADY ANDREA

A Paragon of Dutch Pedigree

Few vessels command the immediate respect of a classic Feadship, and LADY ANDREA stands as a definitive example of the marque’s golden era. Delivered in 1970 by the Royal Van Lent shipyard, this 108-foot (33.01m) motoryacht features the naval architecture of H.W. De Voogt, characterized by its steel hull and distinct canoe stern. Unlike many contemporaries that have been relegated to harbor duty, LADY ANDREA carries a provenance of serious seamanship, having logged 12 transatlantic crossings—three under her current ownership. She represents a rare intersection of collectible maritime history and functional, long-range exploration capability.

Engineering and Proven Performance

Beneath the classic lines lies a vessel engineered for global autonomy. Power is provided by twin Caterpillar D343 diesel engines, renowned for their durability and ease of service. These powerplants allow for a comfortable cruising speed of 12 knots and a maximum output reaching 14 knots. More impressively, her displacement hull design affords a range exceeding 4,000 nautical miles, enabling non-stop Atlantic passages. Stability is managed by Vosper Thornycroft fin stabilizers, ensuring comfort in open water. The technical spaces reflect decades of open-checkbook maintenance, with systems constantly upgraded to meet modern safety and operational standards while retaining the mechanical simplicity favored by long-range cruisers.

Refined Exterior Spaces

While the canoe stern offers a visually striking profile, the exterior layout is designed for practical living at sea. The walk-around teak decks provide seamless access for crew and guests, a hallmark of De Voogt’s practical design ethos. The flybridge has been significantly modernized to enhance alfresco living, now featuring a custom hardtop and a Jacuzzi, bridging the gap between vintage charm and contemporary amenity. The upper deck dining area offers privacy for guests, utilizing the vessel’s beam to create a spacious environment for entertaining against the backdrop of the ocean.

Interior Craftsmanship and Layout

The interior of LADY ANDREA distinguishes itself with materials rarely seen in modern production builds. The main salon is anchored by Tinos green Greek marble flooring, complemented by rich mahogany paneling and burl wood inlays. This space flows logically onto the aft deck through double teak-framed glass doors, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor areas. Accommodations are configured for versatility, featuring three dedicated staterooms with en-suite baths. Additionally, an on-deck study is designed to convert into a fourth stateroom, allowing the vessel to comfortably sleep up to eight guests. The separation of crew quarters forward ensures privacy and efficient service flow.

LADY ANDREA is more than a vintage yacht; she is a preserved piece of nautical history capable of navigating the world’s oceans today. Her steel hull, De Voogt pedigree, and extensively documented refit history separate her from restoration projects, placing her firmly in the category of turn-key classics. For the connoisseur seeking the aesthetic of the 1970s with the engineering confidence of a proven passage-maker, this Feadship offers a singular ownership opportunity.

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