Hallberg-Rassy Monsun 31 Sold

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Year built:

1978

Dimensions:

9.36 m x 2.87 m x 1.40 m

Material:

Polyester

Engine:

Vetus Mitsubishi

Berth:

Enkhuizen (EN)

More about the Hallberg-Rassy Monsun 31

The Hallberg-Rassy Monsun 31 is a renowned seaworthy design of which an exceptional number have been built. This design by Olle Enderlein from the late 1970s is characterized by good and calm sailing behavior and is a good example of the quality with which Hallberg-Rassy has rightly established its reputation as a shipyard. The boat we are offering you is well maintained and ready for use, with remarkably few significant signs of wear. What is special about this boat is that teak is only laid in the cockpit and not on the deck, which saves a lot of maintenance and thus costs. The mainsail is fitted with a roller reefing system on the boom, and the genoa is also on a furler.

The interior is very spacious for a 31-footer. Upon entering, the galley is on the port side and the navigation area is on the starboard side. The saloon table can be lowered, and the backrests in the saloon can be folded up for extra sleeping places. A night light has even been thought of. In the bow is the wet cell with toilet and pull-out sink. Right in the bow is a two-person cabin with a V-berth. The engine was replaced in 2005 with a Vetus 25 hp, which now has only 1,400 hours.

For those looking for a solid quality yacht, this Hallberg Rassy Monsun 31 is a good choice. Curious to know more? Then contact office White Whale Yachtbrokers Enkhuizen via email or +31(0)228 855 380 for more information. Viewings are possible from Monday to Saturday, by appointment only.

If you are planning to sell your own boat, please contact White Whale Yachtbrokers for a free valuation. With 6 offices in the Netherlands, we are always nearby. See www.WWY.nl for more information.

Specifications

Hull material:
Polyester
Hull shape:
S-bilge
Hull number:
635
Deck and superstructure material :
Polyester
Steering:
Tiller
Weight (kg):
4.200
Displacement (kg):
4.200
Ballast (kg):
1900
Rudder:
Through-hull
Vertical clearance (m):
12.70
Built by:
Designer:
Olle Ederlein
Hull color:
White
Experience:
Day on the water, Rugged at sea, Family holiday, Shared ownership, Yachting, Long-distance travel
Keel type:
Long keel

Interior

Headroom (m):
1.8
Number of berths:
3 2 extra in the saloon
Number of cabins:
1
Cushions:
Saloon:
Toilet(s):
1 Manual
Refrigerator:
Mattresses:
Heating:
Hot air Ardic
Cooker:
2 burner gas
Oven:
Water pressure system:
Water tank (liters):
160
Table:
Curtains:

Exterior

Deck covering:
Polyester
Windows:
Guard rail:
Antifouling:

Engine

Rev counter:
Brand:
Vetus Mitsubishi
Year built engine:
2005
Engine type:
Inboard engine
Power in hp:
25
Start type:
Electric
Propulsion:
Fixed propeller
Fuel:
Diesel
Running hours:
1.400
Gearbox:
Number of fuel tanks:
1
Fuel tank capacity (liters):
120
Cooling:
Indirect
Number of batteries:
3 75 Ah, (2021)
Alternator:
Temperature gauge:
Battery charger:
Mastervolt
Shore power connection:
With cable

Navigation & Electronics

Depth sounder:
Nasa
Chartplotter:
Raymarine (2021)
Compass:
VHF radio:
Sailor RT2048
Navigation lights:
Autopilot:
Boomsma
Log:
VDO
Windmeter:
VDO

Equipment

Anchor material:
Stainless steel +1x Guardian aluminum
Anchor attachment:
Line and chain
Swimming ladder:
Sprayhood:
Partially fixed
Cockpit cover:
Outdoor cushions:
Fenders, lines:
Cockpit table:
Sail covers:

Rigging

Rigging:
Stainless steel wire
Number of sails:
3
Sail material:
Dacron
Mast material:
Aluminum
Rigging type:
Masthead rigged
Winches:
Manual Andersen self tailing (2024)
Mainsail:
Mainsail furling:
On the boom
Jib:
Genoa:

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