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New Classic Tall Ship Phoenix for sale in United Kingdom

LOCATION

United Kingdom

LENGTH

110.99 ft.

DETAILS

Condition

Used

Make & Model

New Classic Tall Ship Phoenix

Boat type

Sail

Length

110.99 ft.

Location

United Kingdom

Tax status

Inc VAT

DESCRIPTION

Tall Ship Phoenix For Sale Wooden Ships comments on this square-rigged tall ship for sale

The Phoenix is a ft square-rigged tall ship built by Hjorne and Jakobsen of Frederikshavn, Denmark, in as a Baltic Trader. Instead of working the traditional trading routes, she set off as an evangelical mission schooner which she did for years until she was used for cargo for many years.

Tall Ship Phoenix For Sale Wooden Ships comments on this square-rigged tall ship for sale

The Phoenix is a ft square-rigged tall ship built by Hjorne and Jakobsen of Frederikshavn, Denmark, in as a Baltic Trader. Instead of working the traditional trading routes, she set off as an evangelical mission schooner which she did for years until she was used for cargo for many years.

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She was first converted in before being bought by Square Sail in . She had a lot of work done at that time and was converted to her current configuration to be used in film work. She has appeared in many feature films and television dramas, giving her a fine reputation as an adaptable and effective filming platform. Filming she has worked on recently includes In the Heart of the Sea, Poldark, Taboo and Frontier.

Because Phoenix has been a commercial boat for many years, she has been subject to regular and well-documented refit work with large amounts of replacement planking, re-fastening and other work as required, all of which have been documented and are available for inspection.

She is licensed under the MCA Category for miles from a safe haven for persons. The commercial licence was renewed in .

She is an unusual vessel, the likes of which rarely come on the market. Her rig is not just for show; she is a very capable sea-going sailing boat that does not need a huge crew to handle her and could be sailed anywhere in the world for new owners or for future film work if desired. Her appearance can be easily altered to adapt to her many different roles, something which has been proven many times before.

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Since the lifting of Covid restrictions, the boat has been very active with filming work, moving to various locations around the UK from one job to the next, proving to be an excellent filming platform. Below are details of her film work to show what Phoenix is capable of.

Film History and current work:

In The Phoenix was converted into the Cth Caravel Santa Maria for the Ridley Scott film Conquest of Paradise. By she had been converted into a Two Masted Cth Brig, and as this rig, she starred in the following:

Horn Blower series

Captain Sabretooth

Voyage of Discovery

Moll Flanders

Frenchmans Creek

The Scarlet Pimpernel

Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Since :

In the Heart of the Sea

Poldark all series

Taboo

Frontier

Recent Documentaries include Enslaved , The Boats That Built Britain, available now on youtube, and History Hit

In April , the vessel completed filming on her third series of Outlander in Scotland. She recently teamed up again with Ridley Scott for his latest film, soon to be released. In March, she also featured in Great Expectations with the BBC on the River Beaulieu. In this season, The Phoenix will be appearing at maritime festivals in UK and Ireland and is a favoured vessel for sail training excursions in the UK and Europe. Film projects in the pipeline include The Phoenix featuring as The Beagle made famous by Captain Fitzroy and Charles Darwins voyage to the southern ocean.

Construction

Typical Baltic Trader shape with bluff bows, round bilge and transom stern. During her conversion a raised poop deck was added aft.

Planked in oak fastened with galvanised boat nails to sawn oak frames in futtocks. Seams caulked with oakum and payed with pitch. Considerable amount of newer planking replaced at various times in recent years. Some of the new planking is larch.

Detailed notes of refit work and replacement planking.

Transom hung oak rudder on heavy steel hangings.

Solid straight laid pine deck, caulked and payed with pitch. Raised aft deck. Decks re-caulked in .

High bulwarks all round on square oak stanchions mounted through the cover boards in the traditional manner. C

over boards and majority of stanchions renewed in .

Large oak samson post, new in . Deck hatches and skylights in varnished iroko.

Rig

Rigged as a two masted Brig, this was designed as the most versatile and attractive rig to fulfil her new life in film work.

The rig was given a thorough overhaul in , along with a full survey and replacement in .

Solid pine keel stepped masts. Varnished pine yards, main boom, main gaff and bowsprit.

In the following spars were replaced using Douglas Fir: Lower main and foremasts, fore top yard, main topgallant yard.

Fighting tops replaced on both masts, with new hounds on main mast.

Galvanised wire standing rigging, parcelled and served with much of this overhauled in . Dead eyes and lanyards to external galvanised chain plates. Chain plates extend over channel boards in the traditional manner.

Running rigging of strand traditional type synthetic rope, overhauled in .

Complete sail wardrobe of varying condition. New spanker and mizzen sails in .

Machinery

Volvo Penta TMD hp cyl turbo charged diesel. Major rebuild in .

Hydraulic gearbox, .:. Stainless steel shaft to a centreline to a fixed blade bronze propeller. knots cruising speed.

Installed Kohler kVA diesel generator, new in . Model EFKOZD.

x heavy duty batteries fitted new in .

separate painted steel fuel tanks with a total capacity of litres. Tanks new in .

Bilge pumping system with a manifold allowing pumping from the different bilge sections. Powered by a high capacity v pump.

Engine driven salvage pump. Auto electric bilge pumps.

Twin drum hydraulic anchor windlass.

Domestic hot water system with new hot water tanks.

Accommodation

The interior has been designed with her film work activities in mind, allowing numerous cabins and berths to accommodate the crew during periods of filming.

Companion hatch aft by the helm allowing access to the aft cabin. Aft double quarter berth each side plus seating areas. Navigation station in forward port quarter. Starboard side door into the engine room.

Engine room is separated forward and aft by a watertight bulkhead.

Midships companion hatch with steps into the main cabin area.

Aft end against the bulkhead with a heads compartment and separate shower cubicle. Heads discharges into a large plastic black tank.

separate cabins, each with large single berths.

Through the forward watertight bulkhead into the main saloon with a large saloon table to port with bench seating all round.

Starboard side opposite the table are two more twin cabins.

Galley at forward end of the cabin with a large burner gas stove with double oven. Single stainless sink with hot and cold pressurised water. Large amounts of storage and shelf space. New volt fridge and freezer.

Second heads compartment to starboard opposite the galley.

Doorway through the forward watertight bulkhead into the forepeak. This area has been mainly used as a workshop and store space but does have provision for a couple of crew berths if necessary.

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