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$599,000 USD
+7 moreMakeLagoon
Model42
Length13.2m7.7m beam
Cabins36 berths
Draft1.3m
Engine Hours350
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About this vessel
A rare opportunity to purchase one of the last of the world's most popular production catamarans—the Lagoon 42 owners version.
SV Zoe was delivered new in March 2024 in Les Sables D'lonne, France to a Western Australian couple where she was sailed across the Bay of Biscay and taking in Portugal, Spain, Sicily and Italy. Her final destination where she is currently located in Greece on the hardstand for the off season, soon to be polished, antifouled and berthed ready for cruising in 2025. A berth has already been secured in Cleopatra Marina in the beautiful Ionian Islands region for six months which can potentially be transferred to her new owner.
The list of options were all carefully considered by her current owners who are experienced boaters wanting a simple to use craft without missing out on the luxuries of home. Hull #905 of over 1,000 Lagoon 42's produced, this is one of the last 'three cabin' layouts manufactured at the prestigious Lagoon factory.
Internal décor is from the Grand Comfort Range featuring 'Ardoise' for the saloon and settees, saloon curtains in Ombre. Sand Oak interior cabinetry with Dark Oak flooring.
If you are considering purchasing a new cruising catamaran then this vessel must be considered as a ready to go option.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeLagoon
Model42
Dimensions
Length overall13.2m
Beam7.7m
Draft1.3m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Berths6
Engine & Fuel
Engine hours350
Features
On board
Custom aftermarket solar package
Lithium battery system
Watermaker
Air conditioning
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