Jongert Sailing Yacht Scarena Witnessing a Stunning 20% Price Drop: Now Yours for an Astounding €610k Less

If you find the elegance of Dutch craftsmanship irresistible, then you surely can’t overlook the Jongert yacht Scarena. Built in 1995 in steel and aluminium, this 30-metre sailing yacht has proven her worth over time. Designed by the ingenious Ron Holland, and with naval architecture by Doug Peterson, Scarena truly is a jewel of the Jongert 2900M model series. Not to mention her interior, beautifully adorned with pear wood and teak, is the work of esteemed designer Peter Sijm.

True to her pedigree, Scarena has been continuously improved and updated. Significant refits made in 2007 and 2017 further increased her value and appeal. With the additional, most recent improvements carried out in 2024.

Scarena’s above deck calling is her generous offering of twin cockpits and sunbathing area. Add a semi-enclosed deck saloon with a push-button sliding hard top for a weather-friendly gourmet rendezvous, and we have indulgence redefined! The yacht also comes with a hydraulically-operated garage featuring a bathing platform to further the enjoyment of life aboard. Plus, it’s a great host for a selection of water toys, such as paddleboards, kayaks, diving gear, fishing equipment and inflatables.

The Scarena, under power, roars with a 345hp MTU diesel engine, propelling the 109GT yacht to a top speed of 12 knots and a cruising speed of 8.5 knots, rounding off with a respectable range of 1,550 nm. Suited for charter or private use, she comes with a Greek charter license valid until 2027 and a Malta commercial licence valid until 2029.

Enrico Solinaos, of Ocean Independence, has listed Scarena at an asking price of €1,990,000. This is following her significant value deduction of €610,000. A price drop to such an extent is, surely a fine occasion for sailing aficionados of refined tastes to take note.