2008 Krogen 48 North Sea

This 48-foot Krogen North Sea is a fiberglass trawler built in 2008 with a three-cabin, two-head layout—a configuration that offers flexibility beyond what the standard two-cabin design provides. The additional cabin serves dual purposes: it sleeps extra guests or crew when needed, yet converts easily to storage, hobby space, or gear stowage without sacrificing the comfort of the starboard guest cabin. This versatility makes the boat well suited for extended cruising or hosting multiple guests.

Power comes from a single 201-horsepower John Deere diesel engine, delivering a cruising speed of 7.5 knots and a maximum speed of 10 knots. The boat is equipped with substantial seakeeping and comfort systems: bow and stern thrusters, TRAC hydraulic stabilizers paired with a secondary flopper stopper system, a 1,000-gallon-per-day watermaker, and a Key Power hydraulic get-home system. A Northern Lights generator, dual inverters, fuel polishing system, and integrated oil change system round out the mechanical package.

The boat has been maintained to high standards throughout her ownership history, with consistent upkeep reflected in her overall presentation.