Guyline 95 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · wing

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

31' · 9.45 m

Displ.

7,275 lbs · 3,300 kg

First year

1983

The Guyline 95, designed by the innovative Finnish naval architect GuyChrister Lönngren, represents a distinct era of Scandinavian yacht design where performanceoriented hull shapes began to merge with radical interior volume concepts. Launched in the mid1980s and produced primarily in Finland, the Guyline 95 was part of a series that included the smaller 822 and the larger 125. Lönngren’s design philosophy for the 95 focused on a "wedge" hull form—characterized by a relatively narrow entry and a beam that remains wide all the way to the transom. This approach was intended to maximize downwind speed and provide an exceptionally large cockpit and interior for a vessel of just 9.5 meters (31 feet). While the Guyline brand never reached the massproduction scale of Baltic neighbors like HallbergRassy, it earned a reputation among Northern European sailors for build quality and avantgarde aesthetics.