| Current Price | uS$ 2,499,000 |
| Vessel Type | Antique and Classics |
| Builder | Trumpy |
| Year | 1947 |
| Location | Newport, Rhode Island, United States |
| Hull Material | Wood |
| LOA | 80 feet |
| Beam | 18 feet |
| Engine Manufacturer | John Deere |
| Engine Model | |
| Engine Year | 2022 |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Max Speed | knots |
Convectively located in downtown Newport. She can be shown with short notice
Designed and built by John Trumpy in as a “luxury cruising houseboat” she was commissioned by George W. Codrington of Cleveland, Ohio who was VP of General Motors and a member of the New York and Larchmont Yacht Clubs. Her hull was built at the Trumpy / Mathis location in Camden, NJ and then the yacht was then towed to the new Trumpy yacht yard in Annapolis where she was completed and launched in 1947. Christened “SEAPLAY”
John Trumpy worked as a yacht designer for the Mathis Yacht Building Company in Camden, NJ staring in 1910. During World War II Trumpy acquired Mathis and the company was renamed John Trumpy & Sons. Following WW II, the Trumpy operations and yacht yard moved to Annapolis, Maryland where they continued in operation until the early 1970's. Over 400 Trumpy yachts were designed and built during the 60-year history, of which about 90 still exist today.
Understatedly called a "houseboat" by her designers because the yachts offered her owners all the comforts of home, Trumpy was considered the Rolls-Royce of American Yachting. Known for their meticulous craftsmanship owners of Trumpy yachts included the likes of Howard Hughes, the Guggenheims, Dupont's, Chrysler, and Dodge families.
