Royal Huisman 112 Sloop (1994) Zu verkaufen in Genoa, Italien

This 34.2m ROYAL HUISMAN 112 is a private Sailing Yacht for sale, very well built, robust, seaworthy, and comfortable. Designed for high-latitude sailing, exploration and adventure, she has proven her qualities by successfully completing two circumnavigations with her current Owner. Built in aluminium by the renowned Dutch shipyard Royal Huisman, this exceptional sloop-rigged yacht boasts elegant and refined lines.

With exceptional Dutch quality building standards, naval architecture by Judel / Vrolijk & Co. and design by Pieter Beeldsnijder (PB Design), this ROYAL HUISMAN 112 Sloop represents a unique opportunity to own a safe and high-performance offshore cruising yacht.

Her carbon fiber mast and in-furling boom, as well as her full set of North Sails sails, contribute to her extraordinary performance (240 m² mainsail + 200 m² genoa + 70 m² staysail + 300 m² reacher + 650 m² spinnaker).

The deck is flush from bow to mast enhancing her sleek silhouette. It is topped by an elegant roof that houses both the wheelhouse and the deck saloon. Aft, the cockpit is separated into two areas: the two helm stations with sturdy consoles and large steering wheels, plus the relaxation area with its U-shaped bench seat and folding teak table to port, and another bench seat to starboard. This area is protected by a bimini and the roof entrance is protected by a folding sprayhood.

Under the roof, a beautiful pilothouse, with its chart table and all navigation instruments, is to starboard. A deck saloon, with a U-shaped bench seat around a table with adjustable leg, is located to port.

On the lower deck, the main saloon is to starboard, and the dining room with its L-shaped bench seat, four chairs, and large table, is to port. Forward, the crew area includes a large galley, the mess, and two cabins. From the wheelhouse, a staircase leads down to the aft section of the boat, where two twin guest cabins with additional Pullman beds, as well as the Owner's cabin are located. Each has its own en-suite bathroom and the Owner's bathroom has a bathtub. In total, up to 8 guest can be comfortably accommodated in 3 en-suite cabins.

Powered by a 430 Hp Scania diesel engine, this vessel reaches a top speed of 12 knots, a cruising speed of 10 knots, and offers a range of 3,500 miles at 8 knots.

The ROYAL HUISMAN 112 is a very well-equipped yacht, featuring: carbon mast and boom, Rod rigging, Rondal hydraulic furlers and winches, 50 Hp bow thruster, 2 x 24 kW Northern Lights generators, reverse cycle air conditioning, full electronics, satellite communications, 360 l/h Sea Recovery watermaker, 4.20 m tender with 40 Hp engine on the foredeck and 3.00 m tender with 20 Hp engine in the aft garage, diving compressor with equipment for seven divers, etc…

This ROYAL HUISMAN 112 sailing yacht has been refitted in 2005, 2017, and 2022, meticulously maintained by professionals, and she is ready for new adventures on the oceans.

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

• Builder: Royal Huisman (The Netherlands)
• Model: Royal Huisman 112 Sloop
• Naval Architecture: Judel / Vrolijk & Co.
• Design: Pieter Beeldsnijder (PB Design)
• Type: Sailing Yacht / Cruising Yacht / Sloop / Superyacht
• Construction: Aluminium
• Year Built: 1994
• Refit(s): 2005 / 2017 / 2022
• Overall Length: 34.20 m (112’ 2”)
• Waterline Length: 27.00 m (88’ 7”)
• Beam: 7.20 m (23’ 7”)
• Draft: 3.50 m (11’ 6”)
• Displacement (light load): 113,000 kg (249,122.4 lbs)
• Displacement (full load): 121,000 kg (266,759.3 lbs)
• Gross Tonnage: 97 GT
• Flag of Registry: Ile of Man
• Location: Genoa, Italy

CONSTRUCTION

• Hull Construction: Aluminium hull, 5083/H116 plating, 600 mm frame spacing, 300 mm longitudinal spacing. Below waterline is coated with aluminium safe, copper-oxide free paint
• Hull Finish: Painted above waterline with Awlgrip Flag Blue with white cove and boot lines
• Keel: Aluminium construction welded to the canoe body of the hull, with welded bulb containing the majority of the ballast
• Rudder: Balanced, hollow, foil shaped rudder, protected by partial skeg, aluminium stock
• Superstructure: Aluminium, white painted
• Windows & Portholes:

  • 11 x In the deck house (4 forward and 3 on each side) with 2 opening clear deck hatches (electric) plus another pair of opening clear deck hatches (electric) in the lower saloon
  • 6 x Opening oval port lights in the hull (alarmed) for guest cabins & crew area
  • 2 x Opening clear deck hatches in owner’s stateroom

• Paint: AWLGRIP Flag Blue

RIG / SPAR DIMENSIONS

• Mast Dimensions:

  • I = 37.40 m (122’ 8”)
  • P = 35.20 m (115’ 6”)
  • E = 13.00 m (42’ 8”)
  • J =13.12 m (43’ 1”)

• Standing Rigging: OYS Rod rigging
• Running Rigging: DYNEEMA Race & Ultra
• Mast: MARTIN MARINE (Nz) carbon fiber, 5 swept-back spreaders
• Boom: MARTIN MARINE (Nz) carbon fiber in-furling boom
• Spinnaker Pole: MARTIN MARINE (Nz) carbon fiber
• Furlers:

  • Reacher: RONDAL RF200 hydraulic
  • Genoa: RONDAL RF300 hydraulic
  • Staysail: RONDAL RF200 hydraulic

SAILS / WINCHES / AWNINGS

• Sails:

  • All sails are made by NORTH SAILS
  • Mainsail: 270 m2 (2,906.3 sq ft)
  • Reacher: 320 m2 (3,444.5 sq ft)
  • Jib: 150 m2 (1,614.6 sq ft)
  • Staysail: 70 sqm (753.5 sq ft)
  • Gennaker: 630 sqm (6,781.3 sq ft)

• Winches:

  • 2 x LEWMAR 1200 hydraulic 2 speed with back-wind as primaries
  • 2 x RONDAL 400 hydraulic as secondaries
  • 2 x HARKEN ST1120 deck mast bases
  • 1 x RONDAL DW400 deck mast base
  • 1 x RONDAL CRW main sheet
  • 2 x RONDAL CRW running backstays
  • 2 x RONDAL CRW running backstays fore guys
  • 1 x RONDAL chain-driven hydraulic traveller

• Awnings / Covers:

  • Cockpit bimini with roll up side clears
  • Cockpit/Companionway sprayhood
  • Mainsail cover
  • Helm/Pedestal covers

MACHINERY

• Main Engine:

  • Type: Single Diesel 430 Hp SCANIA D122-59M
  • Engine Hours: 8500 h (2024)
  • Drive Type: Sail Drive
  • Maximum Speed: 12 knots
  • Cruise Speed: 10 knots
  • Range @ 8 Knots: 3500 NM

• Running Gear:

  • HUNDESTAT controllable pitch, 90 mm stainless steel shaft, 900 mm diameter 4-blade bronze propeller, 3 pitch-control stations and manual back-up

• Generator 1:

  • NORTHERN LIGHTS 944T 24kW 50Hz with PTO for bow thruster & windlass
  • Generator 1 Hours: N/D

• Generator 2:

  • NORTHERN LIGHTS 944T 24kW 50Hz capable of paralleling with Gen 1
  • Generator 2 Hours: N/D

TANKAGE

• Fuel Capacity:

  • Port MID = 3,000 l (792.5 US Gallons)
  • Starboard MID = 3,000 l (792.5 US Gallons)
  • Port AFT = 2,250 l (594.4 US Gallons)
  • Starboard AFT = 2,250 l (594.4 US Gallons)
  • Starboard = 3,000 l (792.5 US Gallons)
  • Day Tank = 150 l (39.6 US Gallons) (DC auto/man and manual pump, via manifold system and 2 filters with water alarms)
  • Total Capacity: 14,150 l (3,738 US Gallons)
  • Fuel tanks fitted with electronic gauges with readouts in the engine room, day tank fitted with magnetic gauge. Bolt-on aluminium inspection hatches to each

• Fresh Water:

  • Port FWD 2,500 l (660.4 US Gallons) tank, divided into two separate tanks during 2010 refit. At this time the internal coating was removed and renewed for safe storage of potable water
  • In 2010, 2 x GRUNDFOSS pressure pumps and accumulator replaced, 3 x 120 litre boilers flushed and elements replaced, hot water circulation pump replaced. There is also a heat exchanger system off the main engine
  • UV filter system, plus portable shore-side filters that fill via 4 carbon filters in engine room.

• Grey Water:

  • Port FWD = 400 l (105.7 US Gallons)
  • Port AFT = 630 l (166.4 US Gallons)
  • Total Capacity: 1,030 l (272.1 US Gallons)
  • Gravity fed from sinks/showers, except for galley sink, which is via macerator pump
  • SEALAND diaphragm discharge pumps with auto float switch in each tank
  • Tanks are seawater flushed via fire pump

• Black Water:

  • Starboard FWD = 400 l (105.7 US Gallons)
  • Starboard AFT = 630 l (166.4 US Gallons)
  • Total Capacity: 1,030 l (272.1 US Gallons)
  • 5 x TECMA fresh-water DC powered toilets, which pump to the tanks
  • 2 x SEALAND DC diaphragm discharge pumps, high level alarm, deck pump-out plates

• Bilges:

  • 5 x Bilge areas, each with high alarm and AC & DC pumps
  • Engine driven STIEMEL bilge pump
  • AC pump in engine room
  • Manifold system with suctions from forward bilge, engine room bilge, aft bilge

ACCOMMODATION

• Up to 8 Guests in 3 en-suite cabins
• Guest Cabin Configuration:

  • Owner’s cabin to stern with double berth, en-suite bathroom, office desk
  • 2 x Identical twin berth guest cabins, both with en-suite bathrooms, additional drop-down Pullman berths from the inboard bulkheads, and pipe cot berth outboard

• Safes: 2 x Long gun safes and 2 x safes for valuables
• Deck House: Port side U-shaped sofa around the dining table with views through 11 windows, starboard side has the navigation station forward and the computer station aft
• Lower Saloon: Port side L-shaped sofa around the 2nd dining table, starboard side has 3-seater sofa, coffee table and 2 chairs
• Galley & Crew Mess: Port side U-shaped sofa and table, starboard side U-shaped galley
• Captain & Crew:

  • Up to 5 Crew in 2 cabins
  • Port side crew bunk cabin with separate crew shower and toilet, starboard side Captain’s double with en-suite, additional pipe-cot berth above Captain’s double.

• Guest Cockpit: Port side U-shaped sofa around drop leaf teak table housing cool box, starboard side, long sofa, protection from the weather via canvas bimini on stainless steel frame and removable clear side panels

AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT

• Watermaker: 360 l/h SEA RECOVERY
• Hydraulics:

  • 1 x PTO driven off front of main engine to power thruster
  • 1 x PTO off one genset to power windlass & winches
  • 2 x HYDRODINE power packs for sailing systems, with separate reservoirs
  • 2 x 4.5kW DC motors (PT)
  • 3 x 4.5kW DC motors (STBD)

• Bow Thruster:

  • HUNDESTAT FT-2R hinged hydraulic 50 hp, 4-bladed prop 350 mm diameter
  • 24V DC lifting system
  • PTO from main engine & PT genset
  • Joystick control at both helms, with up/down indicator lights

• Steering Gear:

  • EDSON designed manual chain & rope (VECTRAN) system between the wheels (2 x 1.60 m carbon & teak) to the aluminium quadrant via cable down each side of the yacht
  • Aluminium rudder stock (180 mm diameter) custom RONDAL with SKF bearing and lip seal with grease fittings
  • Hydraulic autopilot powered by 0.5 kW 24v DC motor, with B&G course computer (see electronics)
  • Bypass valves operated by solenoid in the lazarette, with manual override
  • Emergency steering operated via removable tiller onto top of rudder square

• Air Conditioning:

  • FRIGOBOAT 72,000 BTU chilled water system
  • 2 x Chiller compressors and 12 fan coils
  • SPECK BADU AC sea water pump, SPECK AC circulation pump

• Heating:

  • Functionality to heat the chilled water loop via the main engine heat exchanger, and electrically using 5000 BTU heaters (2 x 7.5 kW & 1 x 2.5 kW) via electrically actuated 3-way valve manifold system
  • 2 x ESPAR HYDRONIC 30 diesel fired heating systems (~160,000 BTU), plumbed to slimline domestic radiators and towel rails, as well as bunk warmers and sole vents
  • Manifold to allow connection to the fan coil system

• Ventilation:

  • 17 x DORADE vents on deck, with extraction vents in each of the heads to 5 of the Dorades
  • Galley is fitted with extraction system over the cooker
  • Lazarette has an extraction system with natural air intake
  • Opening deck hatches to each cabin and port lights (alarmed)

ELECTRIC SYSTEM

• Electric Circuits: 24V DC, and 3-phase 50Hz 380V AC
• Inverters: 6 x VICTRON 24V DC to 230V AC 3000W
• Battery Banks: Park of MASTERVOLT 12V gel cells. Engine and gensets each have separate start bank, isolator switches fitted to each and capability of manually selecting different start bank for different equipment, instead of paralleling with a discharged battery
• Battery Chargers: 6 x MASTERVOLT 24/100-3 chargers and MV monitoring system
• Shore Power: ASEA AC30-3 30kVA 3-phase output with single & 3-phase inputs, galvanic isolator to protect hull from dockside ground leakages
• Domestic Outlets: Additional 230V euro sockets installed throughout the yacht, GFI sockets installed in potential wet areas for safety reasons

NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

• Autopilot: B&G Pilot controlling 0.5kW 24v DC hydraulics, control display at each helm
• Gyrocompass: B&G Halcyon gyro stabilized
• GPS / Plotter: 2 x FURUNO GPS (GP-320B) with MAXSEA PC charting software, and SIMRAD as secondary system
• Radar: FURUNO black box commercial radar (FAR2117BB) with 48” open array antenna on mast, secondary SIMRAD radar mounted to spreader
• Sonar: FURUNO 800W colour sonar (CH270BB) linked to FURUNO system
• Displays:
• Large multi-function displays at both helms and navigation station and Owner’s stateroom for radar, charting, sonar, CCTV
• B&G 20/20 displays on mast and B&G MFD’s in owner’s stateroom, captain’s cabin, crew mess, navigation station, companionway, helms.
• CCTV: Controllable camera mounted on lower mast spreader, and fixed camera in engine room
• AIS: FURUNO AIS (FA150) Class A with dedicated display at navigation station, linked to FURUNO system
• NAVTEX: FURUNO NX300
• Weather Station: SKYEYE – PC based real-time satellite weather image receiver
• Barograph: VITAS electronic reading barograph
• Logs: 2 x B&G
• Depth Sounders: 2 x B&G
• Sailing Instruments: B&G

COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

• Telephone: Internal PANASONIC PABX system linked to GSM and Satcom
• VHF Radio: ICOM 504 at navigation station and repeater at helm
• SSB Radio: ICOM 802 at navigation station
• SATCOM: FLEET Broadband FB500 MPDS & ISDN
• IRIDIUM Open Port
• Inmarsat Sat-C

COMPUTERS, CONNECTIVITY & IT

• Navigation station
• Owner’s stateroom
• Lower saloon
• Wi-Fi with mast receiver and internal booster
• Ethernet connections

MONITORING

• SA SISTEMI software monitoring ships alarms, tanks, and hydraulics

ENTERTAINMENT

• Lower Saloon:

  • 30” flat screen TV on electric lift connected to DVD and surround sound speaker system
  • Apple Mac – photo computer
  • Input from mast camera

• Crew Mess:

  • Flat screen TV

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

• Sinks: 2 x Stainless steel sinks with macerator
• Oven / Hob: ALPES Inox gas oven with 5 burners gas hob in custom stainless steel gimballing system
• Hood: ALPES Inox extractor hood
• Microwave: PANASONIC microwave
• Dishwasher: MIELE dishwasher
• Laundry: MIELE washing machine, MIELE tumble dryer
• Refrigeration:

  • Under-counter refrigerator (air cooled)
  • 2 x Drawer refrigerators
  • 2 x Drawer freezers (sea water cooled compressors in engine room)
  • Under-deck fridge/freezer (air cooled)
  • Under-counter drinks fridge and icemaker in lower saloon

• Counter Tops: New galley Corian counter tops

DECK EQUIPMENT

• Boarding Ladders: Port & Starboard stainless steel tender boarding ladders, which fold up to form gates in the lifelines, with extension section for use as swim ladder. Additional swim ladder for bathing platform
• Gangway: Carbon boarding passerelle, stowed in lazarette
• Deck Shower: On stern and hose outlets bow/midships/stern
• Anchors: 182 kg galvanized CQR on bow with 140 m chain. Additional 136 kg CQR stowed in bow locker, with 150 m of 16 mm Spectra line. Separate bow-roller system for 2nd anchor.
• Windlass: STEEN 23.08 vertical hydraulic windlass with chain gypsy and rope capstan. Deck buttons and wireless remote control
• Deck Wash System: 3-Phase saltwater deck wash pump with outlets on foredeck, midships, aft deck also used as fire pump. Petrol driven crash pump with adaptors for hoses stowed in the lazarette

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

• Liferafts: 2 x ZODIAC 10-man SOLAS rafts
• Bilge Alarm: SKADA alarm system integrated with monitoring system
• Fixed Firefighting:

  • FM200 engine room firefighting system with air intake
  • Extinguishing ventilation shut down
  • Smoke detectors throughout the yacht, heat sensor in galley

• Fire Extinguishers: Various throughout the sailboat
• 3 x EPIRB
• 1 x SART
• MOB: Button at helm linked to SIMRAD system

TENDERS & WATERSPORTS

• 4.20 m tender with 40 Hp engine on the foredeck
• 3.00 m tender with 20 Hp engine in the aft garage
• BAUER dive compressor and diving gear for 7 in lazarette

REFIT & MAINTENANCE SUMMARY

Refit 2010/2011:

• New engine
• Mast and boom repainted
• Overhaul and refit of the mast and boom
• New standing rigging
• New running rigging
• New sails (NORTH SAILS)
• Overhaul and refit of the 3 furlers
• All original winches stripped and reconditioned
• New hydraulics
• Overhaul windlass
• New anchors
• New chain
• 2 x New generators
• New all bilge pumps
• 5 x New TECMA toilets
• New firefighting system
• New watermaker
• New batteries
• New battery chargers
• New shore power inlet
• New electronic navigation equipment
• New galley Corian counter tops
• New oven
• New microwave
• New dishwasher
• New fridges et freezers
• New icemaker
• New liferafts

Refit 2015/2016:

• Overhaul and refit of the mast
• Overhaul and refit of the standing rigging
• Overhaul and refit of the running rigging
• Overhaul and refit of the 3 furlers
• Overhaul and refit of the hydraulic winches
• Overhaul and refit of the windlass and new brake.
• V4 revision of the NORTHERN LIGHTS generator
• Overhaul and refit of the electric alternator
• Overhaul and refit of the pitch control machine
• New transformer for shore power 380V
• New rudder bearings
• 2 x New main sea chests
• New electric cabinet in engine room
• New compressor for pneumatic door gate
• New UVA lamp for fresh water
• New teak decks
• Service of bow thruster
• Service of steering pump
• Service of fridges and freezer and new compressors
• Service of air conditioning system and new compressor
• Service of watermaker
• Service to sanitise treatment for black and grey waters

Refit 2018:

• New sails (NORTH SAILS)

BRIEF HISTORY

• Around the world tour with the previous owner
• Current owner bought the boat in spring 2009
• 2009/2010: Refitting
• 2010: Summer in Sicily
• 2011: Italy - Greenland - Artic in north Canada - Caribbean
• 2012: Caribbean - Newport - Greenland - Nunavut - North west passage - San Diego
• 2013: San Diego - Marquesas Islands - Tahiti - Tonga - Fiji - Chile - Puerto Monte to Puerto Williams - Beagle channel - Falkland Islands
• 2014: Falkland Islands - Italy
• 2015/2016: Refitting and new teak decks
• 2017/2018: New sails (NORTH SAILS)