1987 Hallberg-Rassy 94 Kutter

This 1987 Hallberg-Rassy 94 Kutter is a classic motor sailor built by the Swedish yard during their fourteen-year production run of the model, of which 195 hulls were completed. The 94 Kutter breaks from traditional Hallberg-Rassy designs with a fuller hull and distinctive lines inspired by Swedish fishing boats, combined with a pronounced keel, canoe stern, and full keel for solid seagoing qualities.

The boat measures just over 30 feet in length with a beam of nearly 11 feet, providing good proportions for comfortable cruising. Power comes from a single 42 hp Vetus diesel engine. The fiberglass hull has been maintained to a good standard, and the boat is equipped and ready for use.

Accommodation consists of one cabin and one head, modest but practical for this size and type of cruising yacht. The design emphasizes sea-kindliness and character over volume, reflecting the thoughtful engineering typical of the marque during this period.