1986 Nauticat 40

The Nauticat 40 is a Finnish-built motorsailer designed by Sparkman & Stephens for serious offshore cruising. This 1986 model combines a protective pilothouse helm with a Ford Lehman 90 hp diesel engine and a flexible cutter-ketch sailing rig, creating a capable platform for extended blue-water passages. The pilothouse offers exceptional visibility and weather protection, while the cutter configuration provides handling flexibility in varied conditions.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and two heads, with a spacious aft master cabin serving as the main sleeping quarters. The interior layout emphasizes comfort and liveaboard capability, supporting extended cruising voyages. A generator and air conditioning system enhance operational comfort.

The boat is equipped with Raymarine electronics for navigation and passage-making. The yacht carries an extensive maintenance history documenting careful upkeep of both mechanical and interior systems.