Alden Pilothouse Staysail Schooner 1965

We invite you to explore this exceptional vessel, a true rarity that's hard to capture in just words. This listing provides a detailed overview of specifications and equipment, aimed at financially qualified individuals who wish to become the next guardian of this remarkable boat. Named 'Prudence', she was uniquely crafted to John Alden's design #993 at the Morse Yard in Thomaston, Maine, in 1965, originally commissioned by the Forbes family of Boston. In 1970, she made her way through the Panama Canal—transit papers are still on board—and continued her journey up the West Coast for further adventures. She is now owned by her third steward. Additionally, a 44' boathouse adjacent to her, converted into a fully equipped woodshop, is also available. Moorage for both vessels can be assumed if desired. Showings are by confirmed appointment only, so please reach out to our exclusive listing broker, Captain Robert Heay, to discover this unique opportunity. The price is firm and fair, with cash offers only.

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