The Victor 53, designed by the well-known British designer John Bennett, was built in 1988 by Colvic Craft in England and fitted and equipped professionally by the quality yard Olympic Marine in Greece. Her strongest point is that she can combine an extremely voluminous interior with a fast and responsive sailing performance. Among other strong points of the yacht is her extremely strong construction, the all-wood interior, the large engine, and the easiness of handling mostly owed to the ketch rig. The yacht is ideal for ocean sailing and for living on board. 

The large interior space allows for alternative layout options. For example, the two aft cabins can easily be converted to a king-size owner's cabin, by just taking out the longitudinal aft bulkhead, which separates them. Other options are possible as well. The yacht has been meticulously maintained and continuously renewed. Items such as sails, running rigging, toilets, pumps, upholstery, etc. are mostly new, and the engine is in top condition. She never had any kind of a problem in her life. Overall, she is so well maintained and finished that one could consider her as almost new. 
At the price offered, she represents a real investment. This can easily be appreciated when inspected and sailed.