The Formosa 41 ketch for sale in Greece is a luxurious and well-crafted vessel that offers an unparalleled sailing experience. This spacious boat has been designed with comfort, performance, and safety in mind, making it the perfect choice for those seeking an unforgettable adventure on the water. The advanced hull design ensures excellent stability in any kind of sea condition. With its sleek lines, classic styling, and state-of-the-art features, Formosa 41 will take you wherever you want to go – all while providing a comfortable ride along the way.
The Formosa 41 sailboat is a luxurious and well-crafted vessel that is packed with impressive technical characteristics. The spacious interior features plenty of room to relax and enjoy your journey, while the sleek lines and classic styling provide a beautiful aesthetic touch. Additionally, the boat is equipped with autopilot navigation systems, radar detection systems, a powerful Perkins prima engine, and other modern technologies that ensure safety on board.
This sailboat is a luxurious and well-crafted vessel that is designed to look as good as it sails. Its classic styling and pirate-inspired accents give the boat an unmistakable aura of adventure and excitement. The exterior features include intricate detailing on the bow, masts, and stern, giving the boat a unique look that stands out from other vessels in its class. Inside, the spacious interior provides plenty of room for relaxing or entertaining guests while enjoying your time aboard this beautiful vessel. Its advanced hull design ensures excellent stability in any kind of sea or ocean conditions, combined with modern safety features. You can be sure that your voyage will be both stylish and safe!
- Power: Perkins 50 HP, 1995 in good condition
- Fuel tank: 3 tanks 350L
- Water tank – 3 tanks 600L
- LOA: 12.37m + 1.8 bowsprit
- Beam: 3.63m
- Weight: 16.5T
- Draft: 1.8
- Keel: Long keel
- Registration Flag: Norway
- Nomber of Owner: 1
- Hull Material: GRP
- Stove with 3 primus buirners
- Autopilot with strong electric motor
- New anchor winch 2009
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Hello
I am interested in your vessel FORMOSA41 ketch.
I would like to know more information about the technical condition of the ship, what repairs are being carried out on the ship in order to start the sailing season in 1 month, and I would be grateful if you could inform me about the condition of the ship, so that I could plan my visit for the survey.
Thank you in advance
Saulius
Hello,
the boat was hauled 1,5 year ago and carefully converted for staying on a land. Previously she belonged to a one Owner only who took care of her with love. Every necessary works were properly maintained in a due time. We advanced this boat last winter having the aim to prepare her for a long deep waters voyage, but due to political situation in Ukraine our plans have changed so unfortunately we are forced to sell her. Although the boat is in a very good condition, before launching she will, of course, require usual service works such as filters and oil, impeller and generators belt to be replaced and diesel tanks to be cleaned. Although onboard rigging and electronic equipment should be checked. It is our understanding that all these works can be carried out within 1-2 days.
Price?
$39000 USD negotiate
New price – USD $ 34530 (EUR 32000)
Hello, is she still available?
We are a German family of 5 and living on lnishturk in lreland. We are looking since 3 years for a boat, to live our dream.
Is the boat dry inside, is there any leak, where water is coming inside?
Is it possible to get an appointment for a view.
Greetings
Martina and family
It is dry, under a tent, you can view it any day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDD_UXReRPI
Hello, it’s still available.
I am very interested
Thanks
Hi! Please contact the owner directly.
Hi I m interested this boat but I cannot see master bedroom on photo or video clearly and how is the bilge looks like? Is there oil or water in the bilge?
Hi I cannot see master bedroom on photo or video clearly and how is the bilge looks like? Is there oil or water in the bilge?