2013 Hanse 575

The 2013 Hanse 575 is a 57-foot composite sailing yacht built for comfortable cruising with the ability to be handled single-handed if desired. Its hull, designed by Judel/Vrolijk, features a long waterline, balanced displacement, and a T-shaped keel that contribute to strong sailing performance. The Volvo Penta diesel engine produces 104.6 horsepower and has logged 900 hours.

The cockpit is the focal point of the design, with an elevated helmsman position offering clear sightlines and luxury seating as the control center. All halyards, sheets, and trimming lines are accessible from here, and electrical powered winches handle sail adjustments including reefing. A self-tacking jib reduces the crew needed for routine maneuvers. Two cockpit tables convert into a sunbathing platform spanning more than 4.6 square meters.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates three cabins and two heads. The saloon serves as both dining and living space, with a U-shaped settee and galley with a view to the water.

Recent updates include new B&G electronics, refreshed exterior canvas, and an upgraded interior. The boat is ready for extended cruising.