1982 Roughwater 41 Pilothouse

The Roughwater 41 Pilothouse is a fiberglass cruiser built for Pacific Northwest waters. At 41 feet long with a 13-foot beam, it combines a traditional pilothouse design with the practical layout expected of a coastal cruiser. The boat is powered by a single Perkins diesel engine and features a hardtop enclosure over the aft deck, providing weather protection and additional living space.

The interior centers on a spacious salon with large windows that flood the cabin with natural light and offer clear sightlines while underway. The galley is well-equipped and sized for extended cruising or liveaboard use. Multiple staterooms and a fully appointed head provide comfortable sleeping and facilities for the owner and guests.

Deck layout prioritizes safety and ease of movement, with the pilothouse offering commanding visibility for navigation. The solid fiberglass construction and dependable systems reflect the boat's design as a proven performer for coastal cruising in variable conditions.