1998 Jongert 2700 Sloop

The timeless lines of this sailing yacht, designed by the naval architect Doug Peterson, are instantly recognizable, with its roof sheltering the comfortable deck saloon. "The passion for perfection" is the motto of Jongert, a brand renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship. This shipyard is famous for building exceptionally robust and seaworthy aluminum yachts. Designed to sail on all the world's oceans, this boat offers exceptional stability and comfort. Her safety and reliability are ideal qualities for any family wishing to explore the world. This sloop is easy to maneuver thanks to her high-tech equipment: Espace Composite carbon fiber mast and 'Park Avenue' boom, Rod rigging, Hydromar hydraulic boom vangs and backstays, Reckmann hydraulic furlers for the genoa and staysail, Doyle sails (150 m² full-batten mainsail + 200 m² genoa + 90 m² staysail), captive Hydromar winch for the mainsail halyard, and additional Lewmar winches (4 hydraulic + 8 manual). She can accommodate 6 people in 3 cabins and 2 crew members in 1 cabin. The dinghy is securely embedded in the foredeck. The unique design of the aft deck, with its semi-enclosed cockpit, well-sheltered for sailing in all weather conditions, makes it the ideal choice for sailing in both high latitudes and the tropics. The aft section of the roof slides electrically forward, revealing the very inviting deck saloon. It features two U-shaped sofas around two teak tables, and the navigation station, well sheltered behind the windshield. The aft section of the cockpit consists of a teak-slatted platform that can accommodate a sunbathing or lounge chairs, and then the two helm stations. These are magnificent, with imposing instrument consoles, large steering wheels, comfortable helm seats with backrests, and protected by biminis. A staircase leads to the middle deck, which houses the saloon, dining room, galley, and crew quarters. The layout is spacious and comfortable, with blue upholstery and carpeting, and beautiful, warm varnished teak woodwork: . To port, the saloon features an L-shaped sofa, coffee table, built-in 27-inch television, Bose sound system, and a handsome bar/sideboard unit. . To starboard, the spacious dining room seats eight and features a beautiful teak table surrounded by a U-shaped settee and two armchairs, as well as a bookcase with drawers underneath. . Forward, an automatic sliding door provides access to the crew quarters. . The professional galley is equipped with a Miele stainless-steel ceramic hob mounted on a gimbal, extractor hood, Miele electric oven, Siemens microwave, Miele dishwasher, two 200-liter Frigoboat refrigerators, two 200-liter Frigoboat freezers, and a 75-liter Vitrifrigo wine cooler. . Opposite the galley, to port, is the crew mess, with a table, two settees, Miele washing machine and . At the very front is the crew cabin, with two bunk beds, a wardrobe, and a bathroom. The aft-half of the boat is dedicated to guest cabins: . Two identi