2001 Bavaria 40, EUR 49 000,-

Bavaria 40 (2001) – A Versatile, Easy-to-Handle Cruiser

This Bavaria 40, built in 2001, offers a perfect balance of performance, comfort, and practicality, making her an excellent choice for both new and experienced sailors. Designed for ease of handling, she features a well-thought-out deck layout with Harken winches and well-placed controls, making sailing effortless whether short-handed or with a full crew. Her Raymarine navigation equipment ensures confidence at the helm, while her stable hull design provides a safe and comfortable ride in a variety of conditions.

Having been exclusively privately owned and never chartered, she has been carefully maintained and is presented in excellent condition—the photos truly don’t do her justice.

Below deck, this is the sought-after owner’s version, featuring a spacious aft owner's cabin that provides enhanced comfort and storage, along with a well-proportioned forward cabin for guests. The U-shaped galley to starboard offers generous workspace and storage, while the saloon’s distinctive owner’s chairs to port create a comfortable and social space for relaxation. Equipped with three solar panels and a VictronConnect solar system, she provides excellent energy efficiency, allowing for longer passages with minimal reliance on shore power.

Powered by a reliable Volvo Penta MD2030 50hp marine diesel engine, this Bavaria 40 is not only easy to handle but also economical to maintain. With her proven upkeep and thoughtful ownership, she is well-prepared for her next adventure, offering a turn-key solution for those looking to explore the coastline or embark on bluewater cruising with confidence and comfort.

Construction
White GRP hull
Non-slip integrated GRP deck
White GRP superstructure
Iron fin keel with bulb
Blade rudder
Wheel steering
Last structural survey 2020

Machinery
Volvo Penta MD2030 50hp
Approx 2,500 hours
Sail drive to 3 blade prop

Electrics
12v and 220v onboard voltage
2 x Bosch 110amp/h domestic batteries
Engine start battery
Victron battery charger
3 x Solar panels (200w output)
VictronConnect solar system
Shore power

Tankage
150ltrs fuel tank
2 x 150ltrs Water tanks
90ltrs Holding tank

Rig and Sail
Sloop rigged
S/s standing rigging original
Rig report 2022

Harken primary winches
Harken spinnaker winches
Harken halyard winches

White in-mast furling mainsail
White roller furling genoa

Accommodation
Sleeps six in three cabins
Forward cabin with double V-berth
Ensuite heads with shower and W/C
Saloon with U-shaped seating to starboard
2 x Large owners chairs to port with coffee table
U-Shaped galley to port
Forward facing nav station to starbaord
Large heads with shower and W/C
Port and starboard cabins with double berths

Domestic
Cooker with oven and hobs
Double stainless steel sink
Top opening fridge
Ample storage
Large TV mounted on bulkhead
(Pots, pans and cooking utensils)

Deck
Lofrans electric windless
25kg Rocna anchor with 70m 8mm chain
8 x Fenders
Boathook
Passarelle
Spayhood (new window 2024)
Bimini with sides screens
Deck shower
Full winter covers

Navigation
Plastimo binnacle compass
Raymarine touch plotter
Raymarine Tri-data speed/log
Raymarine Tri-data depth sender
Raymarine radar
Simrad VHF
Raymarine ST6000
Navtex
Raymarine AIS

Tender
3m, 4-person tender
Tohatsu 6hp engine (serviced July 2024)

Safety
4 x Fire extinguishers
2 x Fire blankets
Electric bilge pump
Manual bilge pump

The condition or level of safety equipment on board is not to be negotiated on following survey. It is likely to be listed by most surveyors but is not structural or an integral working part of the vessel and is not to be used to further negotiate the price down after survey. We strongly suggest that for your own personal safety that when purchasing a yacht you provide new safety equipment rather than relying on second hand gear.

Should you become the new owner of this yacht then the responsibility to re-register or update official bodies for items such as EPIRB, VHF, MMSI or AIS becomes yours.