2015 Hanse 575

The 2015 Hanse 575 is a 56-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for ocean cruising. Powered by a Volvo Penta D3 diesel engine of 150 horsepower, the boat carries 500 liters of fuel and 800 liters of fresh water. It features bow and stern thrusters, a bow windlass with new 12mm stainless steel chain and anchor system, and a 10-person life raft.

The layout includes four cabins—owner's cabin, three guest cabins, and a skipper's cabin with en-suite head and shower—plus three heads and a utility room. Accommodation amenities include a full galley with dishwasher, two refrigerators, freezer, and wine cooler, along with a washing machine and 32,000 BTU air conditioning. The saloon features new cushions and a telescopic lifting table in the cockpit. A new Highfield 310 dinghy with new Mercury 20 HP outboard is aboard, plus a dinghy compressor and winch.

The sailing plan consists of new electric Quantum furling mainsail and self-tacking jib, a new Oxley parasailor, and a used Elvstrom sail set. Four electric sheet winches manage the sails. Navigation equipment includes B&G AIS, three Plotter Zeus 2 units, 4G radar, VHF radio, H5000 displays, autopilot, Iridium GO satellite phone, and Starlink marine connectivity.

Power systems include new 600 AH lithium batteries and 600 AH gel batteries (2020), a Fischer Panda 8000i generator with 340 operating hours, and a comprehensive solar installation with Victron controllers and eight solar panels. A new watermaker produces 80 liters per hour. The boat's sails, sprayhood, bimini, stainless steel upper railing, and autopilot were recently renewed, and the engine underwent overhaul with approximately 2,000 operating hours on the meter.