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Hallberg Rassy 41 Ketch built 1978 designed by Olle Enderlein, a respected powerful centre cockpit blue water cruising yacht. Fully encapsulated fin keel, full teak decks & cockpit, wheel steering. Accom for 6/8 in 2 double cabins with possible 4 single berths in saloon area. Two heads & showers, Mahogany joinered interior, Calorifier (hot water) Eno cooker, Isotherm fridge, 60 ltr holding tank. Yanmar 4JHH-TE 75hp engine – new 2010, hours 2,254, Shaft drive to 11” 3 bladed fixed prop. Vetus Bowthruster Batteries from 2023/25, Victron charger, inverter, Mastervolt charger, solar panel. Ketch rigged, original standing rigging, Mainsail, Genoa & Mizzen sails, 2 x 50 electric winches + other Lewmar winches Lofrans electric windlass, twin rollers on bow sprit + ladder, 30kg spade anchor 60m 10mm chain S/S, Lewmar stern windlass – Fortress anchor with 40m 8mm chain. HR windscreen + sprayhood (fully enclosable over centre cockpit), Bimini. Ribeye 2.8m tender, (carried on davits) 3hp Torquedo outboard In current British ownership for over 20 years. Euros 55,000 Hallberg-Rassy 41, designed by Olle Enderlein and built between 1975 and 1981, was one of the yachts that established Hallberg-Rassy’s reputation as a builder of serious offshore cruising yachts. A 1978 example belongs to the early production series and was marketed as a premium blue-water cruiser combining Scandinavian craftsmanship, seaworthiness, and liveaboard comfort. Approximately 105 boats were built this was #78.
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