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Year built:

1980

Dimensions:

12.80 m x 4 m x 1.75 m

Material:

Polyester

Engine:

Ford Lehman

Berth:

Ouddorp (NL)

More about the Whitby 42

Step aboard the iconic Whitby 42. A seaworthy ketch designed by Edward Brewer. This yacht, beloved by world sailors, combines reliability, comfort and performance. Built with long-distance cruising and self-sufficient life on board in mind, this vessel is a rare opportunity for those who dream of distant destinations.

The Whitby 42 is 12.8 metres long, has a beam of 4 metres and a relatively shallow draft of 1.75 metres, making her equally at home on ocean routes as in shallower coastal waters. This vessel is fitted with a full-length keel for extra stability. With her ketch rig, she sails in a controlled and balanced manner, even in rougher conditions.

The interior offers everything you need for comfortable trips. The owner's cabin is located at the back and can be reached via a passage from the salon, but also has a separate entrance from the cockpit, providing extra privacy. There is also a cozy salon, a practical galley with oven, refrigerator and the necessary storage space, and a separate navigation area. There are a total of two cabins and two toilets, one of which has a shower facility. This vessel is surprisingly spacious and offers ample storage space for living aboard or long journeys. Enjoying the fresh air outside is of course also possible. The cockpit is particularly spacious and is protected from the elements by a fixed sprayhood. Ideal when the weather is a bit less pleasant, but also great on warm days to find some shade.

The engine is an 80hp Ford Lehman diesel and the onboard bow thruster makes maneuvering easy. With a fuel capacity of approximately 500 liters and water tanks of approximately 850 liters, she is excellently equipped for longer crossings without depending on frequent stops.

In terms of navigation, this Whitby is of course equipped with the necessary equipment, including a chart plotter, VHF radio and a radar. On deck you'll find an electric anchor winch, sturdy rigging and safe gangways. There are even solar panels to be energy independent.

The Whitby 42 is robust, forgiving and built for the real seafaring life. Yet at the same time she offers the charm and comfort of a floating home, with character and warmth in every detail.

Whether you dream of an Atlantic crossing, a round-the-world trip or simply long summers on the water, this Whitby 42 is ready for it.

For more information or to schedule a viewing, please contact White Whale Yachtbrokers. We can be reached by phone at: +31 168 820 208 or by email: info@wwy.nl



Specifications

Hull material:
Polyester
Hull shape:
S-bilge
Deck and superstructure material :
Polyester
Steering:
Steering wheel
Displacement (kg):
14.000
Ballast (kg):
4.000
Cockpit:
Center cockpit
Vertical clearance (m):
17
Built by:
Whitby Boat Works, Canada
Designer:
Edward S. Brewer
HIN number:
ZWB 42 1490480
Keel type:
Long keel

Interior

Headroom (m):
1.95
Number of berths:
7
Number of cabins:
2
Toilet(s):
2
Shower inside:
1 x
Refrigerator:
Heating:
Heatpol diesel (and an electric heater on shore power)
Cooker:
Hot water:
via shore power and engine.
Oven:
Cooker fuel:
gas
Water heater:
Water tank (liters):
850
Waste water tank:
no wastewater tank
Additional description:

Bed aft cabin: 2.60 x 1.50 m, halfway: 2.15 x 1.40 m.

Bed in forward cabin: tapers from 2.00 m to 0.60 m wide and 1.95 m long.

Bed in cabin port side with table down: 1.95 x 1.15 m.

Bed in cabin starboard side with table up: 1.95 x 0.60 m.

Children's bed in passage to aft cabin: 1.40 x 0.60 m.

Exterior

Guard rail:
Antifouling:
(2024, done every other year.)

Engine

Brand:
Ford Lehman
Serial number:
626692NET22
Year built engine:
1980
Power in hp:
80
Propulsion:
Fixed propeller
Fuel:
Diesel
Running hours:
3500 approx.
Fuel tank capacity (liters):
500
Cooling:
Indirect
Bow thruster:
(2018)
Number of batteries:
3

Navigation & Electronics

Depth sounder:
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
GPS:
Phillips GPS Navigator
Chartplotter:
Raymarine Axiom 9
Compass:
Ritchie & Sons
VHF radio:
Icom M401E
Radar:
Furuno 1720
Speedometer:
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Log:
Raymarine ST60 Tridata

Equipment

Anchor:
Anchor winch:
Electric
Anchor material:
Galvanized
Anchor attachment:
Chain
Davits:
Swimming ladder:
Sprayhood:
fixed
Battery charger:
Victron Energy (2022)
Shore power connection:
Solar panels:
Fenders, lines:
Sail covers:

Rigging

Rigging:
Stainless steel wire
Number of masts:
2
Mast material:
Aluminum
Mainsail:
Lee Sails, 35.39m2 with cover (2005) + storm sail 10m2 (2005)
Mainsail furling:
tender
Mizzen:
Lee Sails, 18m2 with cover (2005)
Genoa:
Lee Sails, 40.7m2 with cover (2005)
Headsail furling system:
Furlex

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