1979 Robert Perry 41 Sloop

Pilgrim is a 1979 Robert Perry 41 sloop, a fiberglass bluewater cruiser with a proven offshore design. The boat measures 41 feet in length with a 12-foot beam and is powered by a Beta Marine/Kubota diesel engine with 43 horsepower, installed in 2013. The yacht's hull and rigging are built to handle extended ocean passages, and the design is recognized for its balanced sailing characteristics and seaworthiness.

The interior accommodates two cabins and one head, with a full separate shower compartment. The layout features a large salon, dedicated sleeping quarters, abundant ventilation, and a wood-burning fireplace. The galley is well-appointed with upgraded appliances, and storage throughout the boat is generous. Warm wood accents throughout the interior reflect the traditional craftsmanship of the design.

The boat has been substantially upgraded. The electrical system has been modernized, and solar panels have been added to support extended cruising. Navigation electronics include a B&G chartplotter and radar with Simrad autopilot and multifunction displays. The diesel engine was replaced in 2013 and operates with low engine hours.