Cheoy Lee built a reputation over decades as one of Hong Kong's finest yacht yards, producing offshore cruisers that earned trust across the world's most demanding passages. This 1985 example — 14.32 metres on the waterline with a 4.2-metre beam and two-metre draft — carries all the hallmarks of that legacy: solid construction, sensible proportions, and genuine bluewater capability. Sitting in the Bay of Islands, one of New Zealand's premier cruising grounds, this yacht is already positioned where serious sailors want to be.
The two-cabin layout offers practical accommodation for extended passages or liveaboard life, with enough volume below decks to stay comfortable on long offshore legs. The hull form is classic deep-keel monohull — stable, predictable, and built to handle whatever the Tasman or Pacific throws at it. With a price reduction now in place at NZD $205,000, this represents strong value for a yacht of this provenance, age, and size.
Cheoy Lee owners are a loyal community for good reason — these boats go the distance. Inspection strongly recommended; yachts of this calibre at this price point don't sit on the market long.
