2004 HERRESHOFF 12 1/2
Boat name : KELLY ANN
Asking price : $48,900
Boat location : Nashua, N H
A 2004 Herreshoff 12½ named Kelly Ann is a classic traditional daysailer. The Herreshoff 12½ is a legendary 15-foot 10-inch one-design keelboat originally designed by Nathanael Greene Herreshoff in 1914, renowned for its exceptional balance, seaworthiness, and timeless handling.
Design & Specifications
- Designer: Nathanael Greene Herreshoff
- Length Overall (LOA): 15 ft 10 in
- Waterline Length (LWL): 12 ft 6 in
- Displacement: Approx. 1,500 lbs (with external lead ballast keel)
Heritage & Class Association
- H-Class Tradition: Boats in this class, whether traditional wood or later molded fiberglass/replicas, race and cruise together under the active organization of the H Class Association.
- Building Provenance: By 2004, hulls matching these dimensions were commonly built as fiberglass-reinforced replicas or glass composites (such as Doughdishes or Cape Cod Shipbuilding builds) outfitted with traditional bronze hardware and wooden spars.
She has been sparingly sailed 3 yrs in Lake Winni, been in our garage since. Price includes refurbished Triad trailer, new tires, much more.
Cape Cod Shipbuilding Model H12 1/2 Gaff Rigged includes:
Herreshoff 12 1/2 gaff rig
Admiral Blue Hull gel coat
Mainsail & Jib, white Dacron
Cockpit Cover, tan acrylic Jib Cover, tan acrylic
Harken Can Cleat for main sheet
Mahogany Interior Transom, varnished Lifting Sling, w/SS eye bolt
Reinforcement for Cockpit Covers
Outboard Motor Bracket, bronze 2 part Swim Ladder, SS folding & removable, stows in lazzarette Winter Storage Cover, heavy duty w/support Triad Trailer w/ 4 screw poppets, 2” Coupler & flat plug Boat to Trailer Tie Down Package, 2 tat h straps & Spar carriers Trailer Keel Guides
2004 Honda 4-stroke, 2 HP long shaft outboard motor, came with the boat.
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Glenn Schroeder
Barnegat Bay Yacht Brokerage
609-312-8263
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