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Dreaming of cruising New Zealand's coastline or island hopping through the South Pacific? Crowded House could be your ticket to freedom.
Built by Robertson & Caine in 2010 and designed by Morrelli & Melvin, this Leopard 38 combines proven catamaran design with generous space and an impressive list of cruising equipment. With four double cabins, two heads and accommodation for eight, she's ideal for family adventures, cruising with friends or extended time afloat.
Set up for independent cruising, she boasts 1,470 watts of solar, a 660Ah AGM house battery bank, Victron 3,000-watt inverter/charger and Starlink connectivity. A great combination for spending more time at anchor and less time plugged into shore power. Sailing upgrades include a new main sail and storm jib in 2025, a new headsail in 2023, and standing and running rigging renewed in 2022 and 2025. A rig inspection was also completed in 2025.
Power comes from twin Yanmar 30hp diesel engines and Saildrives. Raymarine navigation electronics, radar, autopilot, VHF radio and AIS units provide an extensive navigation and communications package. A 25kg Rocna anchor with 100 metres of chain, Maxwell windlass, Highfield 3.8m tender, road trailer and Yamaha 15hp outboard add to her cruising appeal.
With a shallow 1.2m draft, 600 litres of water capacity and 350 litres of diesel, she's well suited to exploring sheltered bays and venturing further afield. Four cabins. Twin engines. Serious solar. Recent sail and rigging upgrades.
Crowded House offers a compelling package for anyone ready to turn their cruising dreams into reality.
Lying at Tauranga Marina, New Zealand.
Your next adventure starts aboard Crowded House.
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