The 2012 Lagoon 400 is a 39-foot catamaran built with fiberglass and powered by twin Yanmar diesel engines rated at 58 hp each. This model is known for delivering generous interior volume and reliable offshore capability in a manageable size—compact enough to keep operating costs reasonable while remaining capable of long-distance cruising.
The boat features a four-cabin, four-head layout that maximizes living space across the twin hulls. Key systems include a watermaker, approximately 600 litres of water capacity, air conditioning, and a substantial lithium battery bank supported by solar panels mounted on an extended GRP bimini. The boat carries a generator, updated Raymarine electronics, and dual independent autopilot systems. An extended bimini provides cockpit shade and ventilation.
The boat has undergone routine servicing and upgrades maintained to a high standard. Recent work includes fresh antifouling, a full exterior polish, and installation of Starlink connectivity. The generator has been recently serviced. The dual autopilot setup offers redundancy for offshore passage-making.
Length
39.25 FT
Beam
23.75 FT
Draft
4.00 FT
Weight
22,817 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Catamaran
Engines
2
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
3YM30AE
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
1,670 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
53 GAL
Water
79 GAL