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The 2021 XO 270 Front Cabin is a rare Scandinavian-built aluminum cabin cruiser that blends offshore capability, premium construction, and sporty performance into a versatile all-weather platform. Built on a marine-grade aluminum deep-V hull with a sharp 24-degree deadrise, the XO delivers an exceptionally smooth ride when conditions turn challenging. Powered by twin Mercury 250 HP outboards with 362 hours on the port engine and 409 hours on the starboard, this XO offers strong performance, and responsive handling. The protected pilothouse features excellent 360 visibility, a shock-mitigating helm seat for added comfort underway, and easy walk-through access to the bow for safe and convenient line handling or anchoring. The enclosed front cabin provides comfortable overnight accommodations, while the spacious cockpit offers plenty of room for cruising, entertaining, or exploring the coast. Combining rugged aluminum construction with Scandinavian design and attention to detail, the XO 270 Front Cabin stands apart from conventional pilothouse boats and remains a unique offering in the Pacific Northwest market.
LAK II is a beautiful yacht that in a sense carries in her timbers the story of France over the past 85 years. https://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/742/LAK%20II Born in a brief period of optimism between depression and war, and somehow a survivor of that war’s deprivations; designed by a young naval architect, André Mauric, whose genius would later become universally recognised; vibrant participant in the carefree post war years, and in France’s intense America’s Cup campaigns of the 1970s... But in the end, a wonderful yacht because André Mauric had that touch of technical and artistic flair that guarantees immortality. LAK II was given a new lease of life in 2007 that ensures another lifetime of pleasure giving. In current ownership in England she has been recently given a fully electric propulsion system and new sails, and won her class at the 2022 edition of British Classic Week.