1981 Endeavour 40 Sloop

The Endeavour 40 is a sloop with a keel-stepped mast, long fin keel, and skeg-rudder configuration. The boat is powered by a 50-hp Perkins diesel engine with approximately 1,586 hours of use. Built in fiberglass with a 40-foot length and 13-foot beam, she offers substantial interior volume, particularly in the main saloon and aft master stateroom. Interior details include teak woodwork, 6 feet 4 inches of headroom throughout, and generous accommodation spaces suited to extended cruising or living aboard.

The layout accommodates six berths across two cabins and two heads. Forward is the guest cabin with an adjacent head and shower. The full-width saloon features a centerline double-drop leaf table and serves as the social hub. Aft to port lies the galley; to starboard is the navigation station. The master stateroom occupies the aft section to starboard, featuring a large queen berth and an en-suite head with shower.