Mathis Trumpy Fantail

Trumpy

About this yacht

INNISFAIL is an exceptional Mathis-Trumpy fantail motor yacht with the coveted “galley-up” layout and an extraordinary American pedigree. Built in 1939 for Joseph Cudahy of Illinois, she was later commissioned into U.S. Navy service during World War II before returning to private ownership and hosting several United States Presidents throughout her distinguished history. Her well-conceived arrangement includes a forward wheelhouse, full-beam galley, expansive salon, full-beam master stateroom with offset queen berth, two ensuite guest staterooms, and a spacious fantail aft deck that may be enjoyed open or enclosed. Beautifully maintained throughout her life, INNISFAIL presents in outstanding condition and reflects an exceptional standard of stewardship.

Features

  • 27.73 m length
  • 1939, Refit 2007
  • 3 guest cabins, 6 guests
  • 2 × Detroit Diesel, 460 hp, 10,050 h
  • 11.5 kn, 8 kn cruise

Dimensions

Length
27.73 m
Beam
5.48 m
Draught
1.52 m

Accommodation

Guests
6
Guest cabins
3
Crew
5
Crew cabins
3

Build

Year
1939
Refit
2007
Hull
Mono Hull
Hull material
wood
Flag
United States

Performance

Engines
2 × Detroit Diesel 8V71N
Total power
340 kW · 460 hp
Engine hours
10,050 h
Max speed
11.5 kn
Cruising speed
8 kn
Range
1,000 nm
Fuel capacity
4,163.95 l
Water capacity
4,542.49 l

Design & history

Naval architect
John Trumpy
Exterior design
John Trumpy
Interior design
John Trumpy

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