HERMITAGE - 31.09m (1929)

C.A. Morse Shipyard launched this 31-metre sailing yacht in 1929, creating spaces that naturally draw people together across her classic lines. Morning coffee begins in the main saloon, where generous seating arranged around polished wood tables invites lingering conversations as guests plan the day ahead. The flow between interior and exterior feels effortless—French doors open wide to connect the formal dining area with the cockpit, allowing dinner parties to spill naturally between spaces as the evening unfolds. Her traditional layout prioritizes communal living over private retreat. The spacious cockpit serves as the social heart during daylight hours, with comfortable seating that accommodates the entire party whether they're sharing stories over lunch or gathering for sunset drinks. Below deck, the saloon's thoughtful proportions create an intimate atmosphere for evening entertainment without feeling cramped when the entire group comes together. Life aboard HERMITAGE moves at a different pace, shaped by her 1929 heritage and the rhythms of sail. Guests find themselves naturally congregating in the main living spaces, drawn together by the yacht's design rather than scattered to separate corners. The generous beam creates room for proper furniture—not just built-in seating—allowing for the kind of relaxed socializing that defines memorable voyages. When the sails are set and she's running under wind power, the entire group experiences the satisfaction of traveling as sailors have for centuries, making every passage a shared adventure rather than simply transportation between destinations.