2001 Catalina 400 MkII

This 2001 Catalina 400 MkII is a 40-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built for extended offshore passages and comfortable living at sea. The yacht features two full staterooms, a generous galley, and a large saloon with U-shaped settee and folding table. Two head and shower compartments serve the accommodation spaces, and a dedicated navigation station supports passage planning and position keeping.

The onboard systems are comprehensive and modern. Power comes from a 56-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine paired with an electric anchor windlass and headsail roller furling. A 750-watt solar array with arch-mounted panels feeds into a 400 amp-hour lithium house battery bank, supported by two 100/30 MPPT chargers. Climate control is handled by a newer Dometic 12,000 BTU heating and air conditioning unit. Navigation electronics include a B&G Vulcan 9 GPS chartplotter, forward scan sonar, and TriData instrument display. Communication is covered by a Simrad VHF radio with AIS receiver and a Fusion Marine stereo system.

The deck and cockpit layout prioritizes comfort and functionality. A bimini top and dodger provide weather protection, while the generous aft cockpit includes removable cushions, dual stern-rail seats, and a fold-out table. Dual Edson wheel steering stations allow control from forward and aft positions. A whisker pole assists downwind sailing. The hull is white with blue accent striping, navy canvas, and black anti-fouling bottom paint.