1984 Hallberg-Rassy 49

The Hallberg-Rassy 49 is a serious blue-water cruising sailboat built to proven designs and standards. At 49 feet with a 14-foot beam, this 1984 boat offers the kind of solid construction and sea-kindly characteristics the builder is known for, making it well suited to extended offshore passages and comfortable cruising.

The interior accommodates three cabins and two heads, providing space for a cruising crew or live-aboard arrangement. The layout takes advantage of the boat's generous beam to create usable cabin and galley spaces, a priority for long-range voyaging where time below decks matters.

Power comes from a Yanmar engine, a reliable choice for auxiliary propulsion in cruising sailboats. The fiberglass hull has proven itself over decades of use in all sea conditions.