New Boats for Sale, Brooklin Boat Yard

BBY 108

Brooklin Boat Yard is pleased to introduce the BBY 108’ flush deck sloop, currently in design development.

The design brief for this project specified a luxury dayboat capable of day long cruising at high speeds without compromising comfort. Easier said than done. We asked Michael Peters, master of the performance sport boat, to design a hull that would provide a comfortable ride at at high speeds.

Eggemoggin 47

A wolf in sheep’s clothing, the Eggemoggin 47 combines the classic elegance of yachting’s past with the performance of today’s hot racing classes. The extremely lightweight and incredibly strong hull is strip-planked cedar sandwiched between inner and outer carbon skins.

Center Harbor 31

The idea behind GRACE, the first boat of Joel White’s “Center Harbor” series, was to update L. Francis Herreshoff’s QUIET TUNE to improve her performance and make use of Brooklin Boat Yard’s skill at cold-molded construction. She’d have the same short-ended hull with low freeboard and low trunk cabin, but a fin keel and spade rudder would give her modern performance and handling.

BBY 24-foot Runabout

Classic cold-molded outboard runabout developed by the design office at Brooklin Boat Yard. Two levels of trim available as shown: one with painted trim and one with full varnish trim. Price of $140,000 reflects base boat. See the full listing on...

82’ Spirit of Tradition Sloop

Brooklin Boat Yard is pleased to introduce an 82’ cruising sloop with classic lines that respects the design aesthetic of Joel White, the yard’s late founder and prominent designer. “The importance of design was engrained in me early on” says Steve White, son of Joel White and company president.

120′ Herreshoff Schooner Ingomar

Project boat in partial stage of construction. Ready for completion. One of the most famous racing schooners ever is being recreated under guidance of the Ed Kastelein. His vision and passion for authentically recreating iconic big yachts of the past lead to the construction of Elenora and Atlantic which in turn inspired others to build great schooners such as Elena and Germania.