1983 C&C LANDFALL 38 SLOOP

The C&C Landfall 38 is a refined cruising sloop built on a modified C&C 38 hull featuring fuller forward sections, a longer shoal keel, and extended deck house for added interior volume. The design delivers a stiff, well-balanced platform with responsive performance, earning a PHRF rating of 120. Power comes from a 34-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine paired with inboard-set stainless steel rigging that optimizes sheeting angles. The boat measures 38 feet in length with a 12-foot beam.

The three-cabin interior showcases teak varnished cabinetry and trim throughout, with an interior layout considered among the best in its class. The accommodation plan offers comfortable cruising for families seeking both performance and living space.

This example has benefited from extensive recent work. Since 2014, upgrades include a soda-blasted and epoxied bottom with barrier coating, refinished brightwork, Maxwell windlass, Isotherm hot water heater, new holding and fuel tanks, steering cables, 110V air conditioning, battery charger, alternator, and AGM battery. Navigation and electronics were updated with new Autopilot, Garmin Radar-GPS, VHF radio, and TV with Wifi antenna. The rig received an Awlgripped mast and boom, Dutchman for the mainsail, and new running rigging. Most recently in 2024, new standing rigging, sails, roller furler, and refrigerator were installed.