FARR 56 PH cruising yacht
Sector: CRUISING Design No. 425

FARR 56 PH

56ft Pilothouse Cruising Yacht

Length17.6m / 56′
Design Year1999
BuilderBSI Marine Sweden A.B.
Class AssociationFarr Pilothouse Fleet
Design Plans — Available on Request

Description

Design 425 is a 56ft Pilothouse Cruising Yacht FARR 56 PH designed by Farr Yacht Design in 1999. She has an overall length of 56 feet and was built by BSI Marine Sweden A.B.

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Technical Specifications

Hull & General
Year1999
TypeCruising Yacht
TagsProduction
LOA17.6 m56 ft
Beam5.06 m16.58 ft
LWL15.3 m50.2 ft
DWL15.3 m50.25 ft
Draft2.5 m8.25 ft
Displacement20,500 kg45,100 lbs
Ballast6,750 kg14,036 lbs
Rig & Sail Plan
Headsail Hoist (I)22.36 m73.33 ft
Foretriangle Base (J)6.74 m23 ft
Main Hoist (P)19.61 m64.25 ft
Main Foot (E)6.93 m22.75 ft
Spinnaker Pole (SPL)8.74 m28.58 ft
Rig TypeCutter

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Designer’s Notes

Design #425 Farr 56 Pilot House The Farr 56 Pilot House is the ideal yacht in the range for the long term cruising couple who plan to spend extended periods of time on board without the need for additional crew. It shares the light and airy pilothouse, large internal volume, cavernous deck storage, great machinery access and a palatial aft cabin, that have all become the signature of the Pilot house range. A modern yacht has to fulfil many functions from blasting along in the tradewinds, sailing around the bay in light winds to corporate entertaining or providing a safe platform for family holidays. The Farr 56 is at home and comfortable in all of these habitats.

Design Plans

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