Have you always been looking for a beautifully lined fast sailer with space and comfort? Then this Sigma 41 could well be your boat! The Sigma 41 is praised by friend and foe alike for its fast sailing characteristics. When you see the boat lying in the harbour, it's clear why. The low hull, the extended lines, the tall 7/8 rig, this boat is built to sail. On board, the practical cockpit stands out with logically placed blocks and winches. The mainsheet on a traveller is fitted with beautiful Harken blocks, making handling easy and direct. The genoa winches leave little to the imagination, these are serious winches. As sporty as the boat is, it is just as comfortable below deck. Beautiful teak finishing and spacious benches also make it an ideal boat for holidays with the whole family. The eight berths allow for a substantial crew in any case. In the stern is the owner's cabin with its own en-suite. This is set up nice and spacious. Amidships to starboard is the sizeable chart table and to port the practical galley. Further forward is the previously mentioned spacious saloon with comfortable benches and a substantial table in the middle. In the bow is the second en-suite, which the owner currently uses as extra storage space. Right in the forepeak is the guest cabin. This cabin also has a double bed and plenty of storage space. In short, a very beautiful boat with fantastic sailing characteristics, plenty of space and comfort. She still needs a bit of love and attention, including the deck which needs to be repainted for the finishing touch, but otherwise the boat is completely ready to sail for the new owner, who can experience new adventures with this lady. We look forward to hearing from you to arrange a viewing on board this Sigma 41.
Rigging
Type of rigging:
7/8
Mainsail:
56m2, Kevlar North
Genoa:
40m2
Genoa reefing system:
Furling
Winches:
Lewmar
Remarks:
Old stormjib and heavy spinnaker present, condition unknown, never used by owner.
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