Skutsje 1950
Basic data
| Category: | Sailboat |
| Year of construction: | 1915 |
| Length: | 1950 cm |
| width: | 355 cm |
| Depth: | 45 cm |
| Material: | Steel |
| Motorization: | None |
| Berth: |
Zwolle, Netherlands
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Specifications
Skûtsje from 1915 for sale – Authentic Frisian cargo ship with rich history
Are you looking for a characteristic and traditional Frisian sailing ship with a rich history? Then this skûtsje from 1915 might be an interesting option. This type of ship was originally designed for transporting cargo over the Frisian inland waters and is now popular among enthusiasts of classic ships, sailing competitions, and recreational sailing. This specific example, named Drie Gezusters, was built at the shipyard in Drachten, a location with a long tradition in the construction of skûtsjes.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Skûtsje
- Type: 1950
- Year of construction: 1915
- Length: 19.50 meters
- Width: 3.55 meters
- Draft: 0.45 meters
- Hull material: Steel
- Hull shape: Flat bottom
- Steering: Tiller, external steering
- Rudder: Single
- Registration: Registered in the Dutch cadastre
- Documentation: Measurement certificate and specifications
History and Construction
This skûtsje was built in 1915, a period when these ships played an important role in regional cargo transport. The shipyard in Drachten is known for its craftsmanship in building traditional Frisian ships. The hull is made of steel, which was a modern material for shipbuilding at the time. The flat bottom makes the ship particularly suitable for shallow inland waters, such as those found in Friesland and other parts of the Netherlands.
Equipment and Use
The ship comes with two leeboards, a characteristic part of the skûtsje design that provides stability and course stability while sailing. The steering is done via a tiller on the outside, providing a direct and traditional sailing experience.
This skûtsje has been used for various purposes in the past, including pleasure sailing, sporting trips, vacations, weekend stays, and even as a houseboat. It has also been used commercially, indicating its versatile usability. The shallow draft of 45 cm makes the ship particularly suitable for use on inland waters and lakes.
There is no mast, sail wardrobe, and running and standing rigging present. The new owner can rig the skûtsje according to their own preferences and depending on the use for pleasure or competitive sailing.
Documentation and Registration
The ship is no longer registered in the Dutch cadastre. The old brand number is 66b Heerenv 1954. There is a measurement certificate and specifications available.
Aesthetics and Sailing Characteristics
The owner describes the ship as an “exceptionally lined skûtsje,” indicating a striking design within the traditional lines of this type of ship. Skûtsjes are known for their graceful, low silhouette and long, slender hull, which not only contributes to their sailing characteristics but also to their aesthetic value.
Suitable for Various Purposes
Thanks to its dimensions and design, this skûtsje is suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you are looking for a ship for recreational sailing, participation in skûtsje races, a sailing holiday home, or a floating living space, this ship offers various possibilities. The combination of traditional construction, spacious dimensions, and documentation makes it an interesting choice for lovers of classic ships.
Summary
- Authentic skûtsje from 1915
- Built at a historic Frisian shipyard
- Steel hull with flat bottom
- Length of 19.50 meters, width 3.55 meters
- Includes measurement certificate and specifications
- Suitable for inland waters and lakes
- Versatile: recreation, sport, living, or commercial use
For those interested in traditional Dutch ships, this skûtsje offers a chance to own a piece of sailing heritage. Contact us for more information or to schedule a viewing.
VIEWING DAY INFORMATION
- The viewing day of this Skutsje 1950 is on Saturday 27 September 2025 van 10:00 until 12:00 in Zwolle (NL).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- We advise making use of the viewing day.
- The boat is on the shore.
- This boat is delivered without a trailer.
- this houseboat is being sold without a mooring.
- The operation of the engine is unknown.
- There is no boat crane or trailer ramp available at the storage location where you pick up the boat.
- This boat is sold under general auction conditions.
- This concerns a public auction, which means that the purchase cannot be returned based on the legal right of withdrawal.
| Brand | Skutsje |
| Type | 1950 |
| Length | 1950 |
| Width | 355 |
| Depth | 45 |
| Year of construction | 1915 |
| Material | Steel |
| Hull shape | Flat bottom |
| Control | Helm |
| Location control | Outside |
| Rudder | Single |
| Dinghy | No |
| Is a trailer included? | No |
Skûtsje from 1915 for sale – Authentic Frisian cargo ship with rich history
Are you looking for a characteristic and traditional Frisian sailing ship with a rich history? Then this skûtsje from 1915 might be an interesting option. This type of ship was originally designed for transporting cargo over the Frisian inland waters and is now popular among enthusiasts of classic ships, sailing competitions, and recreational sailing. This specific example, named Drie Gezusters, was built at the shipyard in Drachten, a location with a long tradition in the construction of skûtsjes.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Skûtsje
- Type: 1950
- Year of construction: 1915
- Length: 19.50 meters
- Width: 3.55 meters
- Draft: 0.45 meters
- Hull material: Steel
- Hull shape: Flat bottom
- Steering: Tiller, external steering
- Rudder: Single
- Registration: Registered in the Dutch cadastre
- Documentation: Measurement certificate and specifications
History and Construction
This skûtsje was built in 1915, a period when these ships played an important role in regional cargo transport. The shipyard in Drachten is known for its craftsmanship in building traditional Frisian ships. The hull is made of steel, which was a modern material for shipbuilding at the time. The flat bottom makes the ship particularly suitable for shallow inland waters, such as those found in Friesland and other parts of the Netherlands.
Equipment and Use
The ship comes with two leeboards, a characteristic part of the skûtsje design that provides stability and course stability while sailing. The steering is done via a tiller on the outside, providing a direct and traditional sailing experience.
This skûtsje has been used for various purposes in the past, including pleasure sailing, sporting trips, vacations, weekend stays, and even as a houseboat. It has also been used commercially, indicating its versatile usability. The shallow draft of 45 cm makes the ship particularly suitable for use on inland waters and lakes.
There is no mast, sail wardrobe, and running and standing rigging present. The new owner can rig the skûtsje according to their own preferences and depending on the use for pleasure or competitive sailing.
Documentation and Registration
The ship is no longer registered in the Dutch cadastre. The old brand number is 66b Heerenv 1954. There is a measurement certificate and specifications available.
Aesthetics and Sailing Characteristics
The owner describes the ship as an “exceptionally lined skûtsje,” indicating a striking design within the traditional lines of this type of ship. Skûtsjes are known for their graceful, low silhouette and long, slender hull, which not only contributes to their sailing characteristics but also to their aesthetic value.
Suitable for Various Purposes
Thanks to its dimensions and design, this skûtsje is suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you are looking for a ship for recreational sailing, participation in skûtsje races, a sailing holiday home, or a floating living space, this ship offers various possibilities. The combination of traditional construction, spacious dimensions, and documentation makes it an interesting choice for lovers of classic ships.
Summary
- Authentic skûtsje from 1915
- Built at a historic Frisian shipyard
- Steel hull with flat bottom
- Length of 19.50 meters, width 3.55 meters
- Includes measurement certificate and specifications
- Suitable for inland waters and lakes
- Versatile: recreation, sport, living, or commercial use
For those interested in traditional Dutch ships, this skûtsje offers a chance to own a piece of sailing heritage. Contact us for more information or to schedule a viewing.
VIEWING DAY INFORMATION
- The viewing day of this Skutsje 1950 is on Saturday 27 September 2025 van 10:00 until 12:00 in Zwolle (NL).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- We advise making use of the viewing day.
- The boat is on the shore.
- This boat is delivered without a trailer.
- this houseboat is being sold without a mooring.
- The operation of the engine is unknown.
- There is no boat crane or trailer ramp available at the storage location where you pick up the boat.
- This boat is sold under general auction conditions.
- This concerns a public auction, which means that the purchase cannot be returned based on the legal right of withdrawal.
| Brand | Skutsje |
| Type | 1950 |
| Length | 1950 |
| Width | 355 |
| Depth | 45 |
| Year of construction | 1915 |
| Material | Steel |
| Hull shape | Flat bottom |
| Control | Helm |
| Location control | Outside |
| Rudder | Single |
| Dinghy | No |
| Is a trailer included? | No |
