Dutch shipyard, Breedendam Yachts, shares news about its new Breedendam Sixzero. The hull was ready several months ago and the craftsmen and engineers at the Breedendam facility work on the 19.60-meter yacht’s deck, interior and technical areas. Designer Guido de Groot works closely with the owner on this innovative project.
We have obviously retained the special lines and classy looks of a Breedendam while adding a wide range of ultra-modern features within a larger layout. The Sixzero has a distinctive motor-torpedo vibe and will most certainly stand out from the crowd. The painting of the ‘wooden planks’ has now been completed by the artists from Grainz and I don’t think people will believe that the Sixzero actually has an aluminium hull. All the piping and wiring is now close to completion in advance of tting the interior. The engines and Volvo IPS system will be installed in January and all electrical parts have been nished to an exceptionally high degree behind the panels. Everything is tucked away unless maintenance is required later, at which time the super-clean and tidy engine room will be very much appreciated. – Guido de Groot
The aft deck can easily be covered up as an integral part of the design to create a winter garden. This serves to enlarge the size of the saloon, creating one large indoor-outdoor space when shade is required or there’s a chill in the air. A well-equipped galley is positioned between the aft deck and the interior of the saloon with its own window. The saloon itself will feature loose furniture with a large TV integrated into the glass wall that separates the helm station. The owner asked for solar panels to be placed on the flybridge while other clients might want utilize the space to create a sun deck zone with loungers.
The aft garage can accommodate a 3.4-meter tender. There is also a bespoke room for the owner’s diving gear. The swimming platform is easily spacious enough for divers to kit up ahead of taking the plunge. While this yacht will mainly be used in Europe, diving expeditions in the Caribbean are also on the agenda. An open staircase in the saloon leads to a lower deck lobby, where a washing machine and drier are stored in a cupboard.
The full beam owner’s suite is located aft. It boasts good storage space and a starboard bathroom with a separate toilet and shower. Forward of the master is a guest cabin/office with both a desk and bunk beds. The foredeck has a VIP suite with its own shower/bathroom and toilet. A well-designed and comfortable double crew cabin are situated aft of the master next to the tender bay and engine room, again with its own bathroom.
The first Breedendam Sixzero is expected to be delivered at the start of the new season.
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