Dream On CNB 66 -

Specification

PRICE	LOCATION	MODEL	YEAR	LENGTH (m)	BEAM (m)	CABINS	Guests
€2,295,000 Ex VAT	South of France	CNB 66	2021	20.61	5.51	4 Guest + 1 Crew	8

Description

Dream On, a CNB 66 delivered in 2021, is a superb combination of luxury, performance, and ease of handling. In virtually new condition, this yacht has been minimally used and comes comprehensively equipped for family cruising. Highlights include a HALL Spars carbon fibre mast, an INCIDENCES sail wardrobe, and the optional performance keel with a 2.95 m draft. Practical features such as a hydraulic furling boom, bow and stern thrusters, and electric furling systems for both headsails make her as manageable as she is stylish.

The optional rosewood interior creates a striking contrast with the light wall panels and white-covered ceilings, adding to the elegant and modern atmosphere. The layout is designed for comfort and practicality, offering a spacious deck saloon, four ensuite cabins, and a forward crew cabin or sail locker. The aft port galley is ideal for use at sea, while remaining open to the saloon for a sociable living space.

On deck, the offset companionway allows for a full-sized table to port that converts into a sunbed, while the large aft cockpit surrounding the twin carbon helm wheels combines functionality with contemporary design. Currently under French leasing, the contract for Dream On is transferable, making this a rare opportunity to own a nearly new CNB 66.

The CNB 66 continues the success of Philippe Briand’s renowned designs, following the Bordeaux 60 and CNB 76. Launched to widespread acclaim, this model combines the styling and layout of the larger CNB 76 with a more accessible size. Philippe Briand describes the design philosophy: “We designed the hull with the triple objective of increasing the CNB 66’s volume, performance, and versatility. It is capable of long-distance cruising while remaining easy to handle for a couple.”

Dream On is not just a yacht; it’s the perfect blend of speed, style, and space, redefining what’s possible in the 20-metre category.