2014 Lagoon 39

This 2014 Lagoon 39 catamaran is a fiberglass-hulled cruiser with twin 60-horsepower Yanmar diesel engines. The boat's layout and sail plan make it straightforward to handle even in strong wind. The three-cabin configuration provides comfortable accommodation across both hulls, with a full saloon and well-equipped galley at the center.

Below deck, the boat sleeps multiple crew with three cabins fitted with 12-volt fans and slatted berths. The owner's cabin in the main hull features a 2-by-2-meter bed, while the starboard hulls hold two additional cabins. Two heads with electric Jabsco toilets, hot-water showers, and mosquito screens serve the accommodations. The galley houses an Eno cooktop, gas oven and grill, microwave, and refrigerator with freezer. A convertible saloon table with 12-volt fan and storage seating completes the main living area.

Power systems include four 150-amp AGM service batteries installed in 2020 and recently replaced engine batteries. Three solar panels totaling 535 watts charge via Mastervolt controllers, supplemented by a Honda 2000-watt generator fitted in 2019 with 1,100 hours on the meter. A Searecovery Ultra Whisper watermaker produces 63 liters per hour. The twin Yanmar 3YM30 engines have run 2,100 hours each with documented service history, including recent pump and belt changes. Two 200-liter fuel tanks feed the engines through Flexofold folding propellers on Saildrive SD20 units.

The sail inventory includes a mainsail with boom and working jib in sound condition, a code zero on deck furler, and a 115-square-meter parasailor with snuffer. The boom-mounted first reef and running rigging underwent updates in recent years. Harken hardware, a new 2021 Profurl genoa furler, and an electric winch at the helm support sail handling. Electronics are Raymarine-based, installed in 2017, with chartplotter worldwide coverage, AIS transceiver, autopilot, gyrocompass, radar, and repeater displays. An air compressor and hookah diving system occupy the port engine compartment. The boat has a 3.1-meter Highfield tender with 15-hp Enduro outboard from 2017, Quick 1000-watt windlass upgraded in 2023, 32-kilogram Delta anchor on 60 meters of new chain, and a full complement of deck gear and safety equipment.