Asking
$1,200,000
ISABEL Yacht for Sale
Length 71' 11" (21.64m) Builder Olsen Build 2001
- Guests
- 9
- Cabins
- 4
- Crew
- 2
Built by Olsen Shipyard, Denmark in 2001, ISABEL is a 72' performance cruising sailing yacht designed by German naval architect Georg Nissen. Her profile draws from classic J-Class yachts, including Endeavour, with long overhangs, a low sheer and traditional proportions, while her Kevlar and epoxy composite construction, tall rig and hydraulic lifting bulb keel with wings provide a modern sailing platform.
Designed for short-handed sailing, ISABEL has powered Andersen winches, hydraulic headsail furling, hydraulic vang and backstay systems, a Hall Spars carbon mast and carbon Park Avenue boom. Her hydraulic lifting keel draws approximately 12'9" when lowered and 7'5" when raised. Under power, she has a 160-hp Deutz diesel engine, Gori three-blade feathering propeller and retractable bow and stern thrusters.
A major refit in 2025 included refinished Flag Blue topsides, a stripped, faired and refinished bottom, exterior brightwork finished with eight coats of varnish, new North Sails, and new running and cockpit rigging. Cruising equipment includes a generator, watermaker, Starlink, new Raymarine electronics, radar and autopilot.
Below deck, Georg Nissen's interior design incorporates butterfly hatches and deck prisms for natural light and ventillation. The main salon has an inlaid varnished dining table with seating for eight to 10, bookshelves, storage alcoves and a retractable television. Forward to starboard, the galley includes a gimballed Force 10 stove and oven, freezer with new 2025 holdover plates, large refrigerator, stainless-steel pull-out drawers, double stainless-steel sinks and blue Corian countertops.
The forward master stateroom has a full king-size berth, port and starboard settees and extensive storage, along with an en-suite and separate enclosed shower with more than 6'4" of headroom. Aft of the salon, the port guest cabin has a double berth and additional cushioned pipe berth, while the starboard cabin has upper and lower single berths. Forward crew quarters have separate deck access, two berths and a private head and shower.
On deck, the comfortable center cockpit is fully protected by the solid dodger forward and has a varnished teak dropleaf table at center with comfortable seating for 6-8 guests, with unrestricted 360 degree visibility to the horizon. The adjoining helm cockpit is immediately aft and on the the broad expanse of her uncluttered teak decks, form and function blend seamlessly to facilitate the easy handling of this powerful sailing machine.
ISABEL's powerful rig and sailplan have been engineered for simple sailhandling with minimal crew. All lines are led to the center or helm cockpits and managed by self tailing Anderson hydraulic winches and jammers. The mainsail is easily managed on her carbon fiber Park Avenue boom with lazy jacks and all sheets & traveller controls are easily accessed from both the center and helm cockpits. The helm area has easy access to all controls including engine, retractable bow and stern thrusters, all navigation and performance instrumentation, etc.. ISABEL is indeed, an elegantly engineered, family operated high performance world voyager.
Highlights
- J-Class inspiration: Georg Nissen design inspired by Endeavour, configured for short-handed sailing
- Major 2025 refit: Refinished topsides and bottom, restored brightwork, new North Sails and rigging; new teak deck on order
- Performance construction: Kevlar and epoxy composite hull with tall rig and winged lifting bulb keel
- Carbon rig: Hall Spars carbon mast and carbon Park Avenue boom
- Hydraulic lifting keel: Approximately 12'9" down and 7'5" up
- Easy maneuvering: Retractable bow and stern thrusters, 160-hp Deutz diesel and Gori feathering propeller
- Cruising equipped: Generator, watermaker, Starlink, new Raymarine electronics, radar and autopilot
- Guest accommodations: Four cabins, including a king-size master, plus salon dining for 8–10 and cockpit seating for 6+
Amenities
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Specifications
| Builder | Olsen |
|---|---|
| Length (LOA) | 71' 11" (21.64m) |
| Year | 2001 |
| Gross Tonn. | 60,400 |
| Draft | 12' 8" (4.5m) |
| Beam | 14' 9" (4.27m) |
| Location | Newport, USA |
Accommodations
| Staterooms | 4 |
|---|---|
| Sleeps | 9 |
| Heads | 3 |
| Crew Cabins | 1 |
|---|---|
| Crew Sleeps | 2 |
Dimensions & Capacity
| LOA | 71' 11" (21.64m) |
|---|---|
| Min Draft | 8' (2.44m) |
| Max Draft | 12' 8" (4.5m) |
| Fuel Tank | 253 g (958 L) |
| Fresh Water | 250 g (946 L) |
| Gross Tonn. | 60,400 |
Construction
| Hull Material | Composite |
|---|---|
| Hull Config | None |