1999 Catalina 400 MkII

The Catalina 400 Mark II is a 40-foot fiberglass sailing yacht powered by a 56 hp Yama diesel engine. Built in 1999, she cruises at 7 knots and reaches 9 knots under power, with a beam of 13.6 feet that balances stability with manageable proportions for coastal navigation and tight anchorages. The boat handles responsively under both sail and power.

Interior space is generous throughout. The cabin features an open layout with multiple relaxation areas and ample sleeping berths. The fully enclosed cockpit extends the usable living space and integrates well with the open deck. All major systems are operational, and the yacht carries a substantial inventory of equipment including navigation electronics, safety gear, and comfort features.

Recent upgrades and replacements reflect consistent maintenance. Major work includes new mainsail and furling system (2020), comprehensive solar power installation (2017–2018), new electronics suite, fresh battery bank (2025), engine alternator (2024), and shaft strut bearing (2023). Halyards, engine gauges, running rigging, and numerous other systems have been renewed over the years. A 2016 Walker Bay 310 SLRX tender with 20 hp Honda outboard, full canvas covers, Garmin GPS, and EZ Loader trailer is included.