Name: Hugh Saint 65 commuter 2009
Brand: Hugh Saint
Price: 2499000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Introducing the extraordinary M/Y Miss OSB, a true masterpiece and a one-of-a-kind yacht that stands out as the only one of its kind in the world. If you're seeking a unique vessel that no one else can claim, your search ends here! This stunning yacht is not just a mode of transportation; it's a symbol of innovation and ambition. 

The story of Miss OSB begins with a visionary Canadian lumber executive who aimed to challenge the misconceptions surrounding OSB (Oriented Strand Board), often viewed as a low-cost alternative in homebuilding. Defying the odds, he decided to create an unparalleled yacht from this material. In 2007, renowned boatbuilder Hugh Saint was commissioned to craft a luxurious 65-foot commuter cruiser that would serve as the centerpiece of a lavish $100 million lakefront estate in Northern Canada.

With over $3 million invested in research and development, a proprietary method was developed to treat the OSB, resulting in a marine-grade, high-gloss finish that is simply breathtaking. Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT 12-cylinder engines, Miss OSB boasts an impressive top speed of 55 mph while maintaining an unmatched elegance and smoothness, with only 86 engine hours logged.

Despite its $10 million construction cost, the yacht has seen minimal use and has been carefully stored in a climate-controlled environment since 2010, preserving its flawless condition. Now, a Texas entrepreneur has acquired both Miss OSB and the unfinished estate, planning to feature the yacht in a docuseries titled 'Mansion Impossible'. 

Miss OSB is not just a yacht; she is a work of art, embodying the spirit of ambition, risk, and exquisite craftsmanship. For the discerning buyer, this is a rare chance to own a significant piece of Canadian boatbuilding history and a true legacy in motion.

Hugh Saint 65 commuter 2009

Hugh Saint

Introducing the extraordinary M/Y Miss OSB, a true masterpiece and a one-of-a-kind yacht that stands out as the only one of its kind in the world. If you're seeking a unique vessel that no one else can claim, your search ends here! This stunning yacht is not just a mode of transportation; it's a symbol of innovation and ambition. 

The story of Miss OSB begins with a visionary Canadian lumber executive who aimed to challenge the misconceptions surrounding OSB (Oriented Strand Board), often viewed as a low-cost alternative in homebuilding. Defying the odds, he decided to create an unparalleled yacht from this material. In 2007, renowned boatbuilder Hugh Saint was commissioned to craft a luxurious 65-foot commuter cruiser that would serve as the centerpiece of a lavish $100 million lakefront estate in Northern Canada.

With over $3 million invested in research and development, a proprietary method was developed to treat the OSB, resulting in a marine-grade, high-gloss finish that is simply breathtaking. Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT 12-cylinder engines, Miss OSB boasts an impressive top speed of 55 mph while maintaining an unmatched elegance and smoothness, with only 86 engine hours logged.

Despite its $10 million construction cost, the yacht has seen minimal use and has been carefully stored in a climate-controlled environment since 2010, preserving its flawless condition. Now, a Texas entrepreneur has acquired both Miss OSB and the unfinished estate, planning to feature the yacht in a docuseries titled 'Mansion Impossible'. 

Miss OSB is not just a yacht; she is a work of art, embodying the spirit of ambition, risk, and exquisite craftsmanship. For the discerning buyer, this is a rare chance to own a significant piece of Canadian boatbuilding history and a true legacy in motion. - 1753936393986

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