A truly beautiful classically built dream boat that instinctively looks right from all angles. This was how Yachting Monthly magazine described the Truly Classic Windrose, which is not to be confused with the 2001 schooner Windrose of Amsterdam.

Windrose combines a traditional appearance with modern hull and rig design. Her spoon bow, sweeping sheer and long overhangs have made this yacht popular wherever she sails.

Built for an owner who enjoys sailing with his family, Windrose included features designed to accommodate children and make life easier. These ranged from simple things, such as netting on the rails, to sophisticated push-button control of the sails from the cockpit. The traditional keyhole shape of the cockpit allows the kids to be close to the helm without being in the way. Windrose has a splendid owner’s suite complete with settee and Pullman berth, two ensuite aft cabins and a magnificent saloon.