1986 Hallberg-Rassy 49

This 1986 Hallberg-Rassy 49 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for serious offshore cruising. At 47 feet in length with a 14-foot beam, it combines the proven seaworthiness of the HR design with the space needed for extended passages. The boat is powered by a single 140-horsepower Volvo diesel engine.

The yacht accommodates three cabins and two heads, making it suitable for family or crew voyaging. The layout supports comfortable living aboard during long-distance passages in varying conditions.

The boat has been substantially updated over the years. The engine was replaced in 2008. In 2017, the teak decks were replaced and caulked. Navigation electronics were updated in 2023. The hull underwent epoxy treatment and osmosis prevention in 2019. The mast and rigging were replaced with a hydraulic furler mainsail and hydraulic jib roller system. The yacht is hauled annually for maintenance and has been kept in the Mediterranean.