2013 Hanse 575

The Hanse 575 is a 56-foot cruising and racing sailboat designed by the renowned naval architects Judel Vrolijk. Built in Germany with a full carbon fiber rig and T-keel design, she combines performance with ease of handling. Electric winches, self-tacking jib, and bow and stern thrusters allow single-handed operation, while Raymarine B&G H5000 electronics support both cruising and racing. A single 110-horsepower Volvo diesel engine provides auxiliary power.

The interior features four cabins and two heads arranged in a modern layout with mahogany and leather appointments. The main deck offers an expansive cockpit with flush teak decking and uncluttered sightlines. Accommodation and workspace reflect high-quality finishes throughout.

Recent upgrades include a lithium battery system, reflecting continuous maintenance and enhancement. The yacht carries a dinghy garage equipped for a Williams Jet Tender, allowing secure stowage when not in use. The boat is built of fiberglass with a beam of 17 feet, providing stability and interior volume.