1999 Hallberg-Rassy 39

The Hallberg-Rassy 39 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for serious cruising. Her moderate size — just over 40 feet — combined with powered winches and a furling mainsail makes her straightforward to handle, particularly suited to couples seeking an easily managed boat. The hull design and construction quality characteristic of Hallberg-Rassy yachts provide genuine seaworthiness in a range of sea conditions.

Below deck, accommodation is arranged across two cabins with a single head. Storage is generous throughout, and the interior layout reflects thoughtful design. A sliding door above the cooker, sourced from the larger 42-foot model, adds practical functionality to galley work. The boat is powered by a Volvo Penta diesel engine fitted with an additional alternator for rapid battery charging.

The current owners have optimized the yacht for extended cruising away from conventional facilities. Solar panels and a wind generator provide independent power generation, supported by the engine's fast-charging capability. The boat has received numerous improvements over her years of use, each made with an eye toward safety and practicality at sea. In April 2026, the hull received new antifoul, anodes, and a polish of the topsides.