Lagoon 410 S2 Songline

** NOW SOLD ** ‘Songline’ is a 2006 Lagoon 410 S2. This sought-after three-cabin, Owner’s version, Lagoon 410 S2, combines aesthetics and functionality and is fully optioned for both comfort and blue water sailing whilst manageable for short-handed sailing. ‘Songline’ is the ideal live aboard with a comfortable saloon with the trademark excellent all-around visibility that Lagoons are known for. To port is the navigation station with navigation instruments and radios, with just offset from the centre, the oval-shaped saloon table and settee, the focal point of the saloon. The large and well-appointed galley to starboard has a three-burner oven/ hob, fridge and freezer, with ample bench top space. Facing aft, with easy access to the cockpit table, are the sinks, microwave and serving bench tops. Her cabins all have scenic hull windows and overhead and hull-opening hatches to ensure ventilation and the feeling of light and space. The spacious owner’s cabin to starboard has a queen size berth, office and forward, a large head with an enclosed shower and a washing machine. The port hull has an additional queen size berth aft, a second bathroom with access to the passageway and the forward double berth cabin. ‘Songline’ is powered by two Yanmar 40HP engines, has 420W solar power, 800 A/h Lithium batteries (2014), a 3KW Victron inverter/charger, Portable 2 KW petrol generator, Spectra 45 L/h watermaker, AIS, radar and a Swift Rib ( 2014) with Yamaha 8 HP outboard. This cruising catamaran has proven provenance, dating back to the original UK owner, then to her first Australian owners in 2008. They fitted her for blue water sailing and cruising the Mediterranean, followed by an Atlantic Crossing and the Pacific to Australia. In 2012 they sold Songline in Brisbane, where she sailed along the East Coast and was eventually purchased by the current owner in 2017. She has been berthed on the Gold Coast for the past five years, cruising to the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Sand Straits. The family have mainly enjoyed the ease of getting away to the northern waterways of the Stradbroke Islands and exploring Moreton Bay. This type of cruising is a breeze with a draft of just 1.2 metres. The economical diesel cabin heaters would also make for comfortable passages in the cooler regions of South Australia, Tasmania or Victoria.