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Project Fox is a 34.9m (114.3ft) explorer yacht built at Pendennis featuring interior and exterior design by Q London. Her steel hull and aluminium superstructure are constructed to RINA commercial classification.
Project Fox is aptly named after one of Falmouth's most famous sons: Robert Were Fox the Younger. He was a 19th-century scientist who enabled exploration by inventing a compass that measured magnetic dip at sea in high latitudes, a compass that ultimately guided the expedition that discovered the South Pole. The associations between Fox, Falmouth and exploration are ones that resonate strongly in one of the very few genuine explorer yachts of this size.
Project Fox was recently launched. She will now enter her final phases of construction, including commissioning, final outfitting and sea trials, with delivery scheduled for May 2024.
For the first time first in Pendennis’ history, the yacht is for sale during build, with Ian Sherwood from Burgess acting as the central broker. She represents a rare opportunity to jump congested build queues on a yacht that celebrated the very best of British design and engineering.
Key features:
- A true explorer yacht of Northern European quality
- Capable of carrying 2 c 7.5m tenders or a wide variety of water toys
- Large aft deck with 103.5 sqm of open deck space
- Full beam owner's stateroom plus four additional double / twin cabins
- Contemporary light interiors by Q London
- 3,000nm range at 9 knots
Learn more about Project Fox on Burgess' website by clicking here.
