2006 RM Yachts 1050

The 2006 RM Yachts 1050 is a 34-foot sailing yacht built in epoxy composite. Powered by a 30 hp Yammer diesel engine, she was launched in 2007 and has remained in single ownership. The boat is rigged with a complete, well-maintained sail wardrobe including mainsail, jib, and two jibs, suitable for a range of wind conditions.

The two-cabin layout includes a full aft owner's cabin and a generous forward double berth, with a further three single berths possible in the saloon. A dedicated engine room is a significant practical feature, offering easy access to the motor, steering system, autopilot actuator, batteries, and electrical equipment—a considerable advantage both underway and for maintenance.

The boat is equipped for autonomous cruising with a recent 415-watt solar panel and excellent freshwater storage of 520 liters split between two tanks. Navigation systems include a recent autopilot, cruise control, and full working electronics. The yacht is ready to sail immediately and suited to solo sailing, couples, or small crews across a range of conditions, from leisurely cruising to racing.