The Dehler 29 is, like every Dehler, a particularly fine vessel. Dehlers are known for their solid construction, comfort and of course above-average sailing characteristics. This 29 is no exception. This vessel in particular is neatly maintained and comes from the first owner. Various interesting options including a more powerful engine, heating, boiler and sails from 2010. The vessel already looks great in the harbour. On deck you stand on perfect anti-slip material and the smart layout of the trim options give sporty sailors all the room to enjoy themselves. But the recreational sailor is also more than excellently served with the Dehler 29. Inside the vessel, the practical side of this sporty sailboat also becomes apparent. Of course there is the practical chart table on the starboard side. But also a spacious wet room with handy storage space for your wet sailing gear. On the port side is the galley, equipped with a gas stove and compressor fridge. Amidships is the cozy saloon with a spacious and comfortable U-shaped settee and a solid table in the middle. The forepeak has an open character with a V-berth but can be 'closed off' by means of curtains. This smart layout gives the vessel a spacious feel and makes that nice U-shaped settee possible. In the stern, on the port side, is the second cabin. This one is lockable with a fixed door and is equipped with a spacious double bed and storage space. This Dehler 29 is fitted with extra fine interior finishing; in the bow, for example, you don't see the standard Dehler bags hanging, but wooden finishing with little shelves. The Dehler shipyard has also succeeded with the 29 in building a practical vessel and combining the seemingly incompatible wishes of most sailors, namely comfort and speed. Dehler itself has added the solid build quality, practical usefulness and of course the beautiful lines. If you are looking for a very beautiful Dehler 29, please feel free to get in touch to arrange a viewing on board this vessel located in Drimmelen.
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