Built by Transworld Yacht in 1979, this 41-footer belongs to that generation of offshore cruising yachts designed to cover miles in comfort and safety. A 12.50 m GRP hull, sixteen tonnes of displacement and a two-cabin layout: everything about her speaks of serious voyaging. Offered as a used yacht at €59,000 incl. VAT.
Build and seakeeping
Polyester hull with GRP deck, teak deck and cockpit renewed in 2005. At 12.50 m in length, 3.63 m beam and just 1.80 m draft for 16 tonnes, the Transworld 41 combines the reassuring motion of a heavy-displacement hull with a moderate draft that opens up plenty of anchorages. The rig includes a fully battened mainsail with lazy jacks and lazy bag, a 2017 genoa, removable inner forestay, backstay, mainsail traveller, bowsprit and spinnaker gear.
Power and autonomy
The 50 hp Perkins 4108, a four-cylinder raw-water cooled diesel, shows 3,965 hours on a stern drive transmission. Cruising at 6 knots for roughly 2 l/h, with 350 litres of fuel and 350 litres of fresh water, her range matches the programme. Below, 6 berths in 2 cabins, 8 persons allowed on board, hot water from 220V and engine, cooker, oven, electric fridge and Bluetooth stereo.
Inventory
- Fully battened mainsail
- Genoa (2017)
- Boom with lazy jacks and lazy bag
- Perkins 4108 50 hp engine, 4 cylinders, raw-water cooled, 1979, 3,965 h
- Auto Helm autopilot
- Compass
- Raymarine i70 depth sounder
- GPS
- B&G Vulcan 5 chartplotter (2018)
- B&G Halo radar (2018) + Garmin heading sensor (2018)
- Raymarine i70 log/speedometer
- Nasa wind instrument (2021)
- VHF: 2 fixed + 1 handheld
- Onboard computer (2021)
- 6-person liferaft
- 2 electric bilge pumps
- 2 Varta 105 Ah engine batteries (2021)
- Service batteries
- Victron 12/30 battery charger (2024)
- 4 Renogy flexible 175 W solar panels (2024)
- Shore power inlet, battery isolator, 12V and 220V circuits
- CQR 15 kg anchor, chain, windlass
- Davits
- Antifouling 2026
- Hot water 220V + engine
- Bimini (2017)
- Bathing ladder, cockpit table, cockpit lighting, aft cockpit enclosure
- Teak deck and cockpit renewed in 2005
- Cooker, oven, electric fridge, barbecue
- Bluetooth radio / hi-fi
- Winch handle, anti-UV strip
- Additional sails and additional electronics
- Tender and outboard (2023)
An opportunity worth taking
With electronics largely renewed between 2017 and 2024, recent solar power and a teak deck redone, this Transworld 41 is a genuine cruising yacht ready to head offshore again. Well worth a viewing.
Available for viewing by appointment at Port Navy Service.
Available for viewing by appointment at Port Navy Service. Contact: Philippe Froment or Christophe Buhot - Tel: +33 (0)4 42 11 00 55
Port Navy Service is Europe's largest dry port, with 30 hectares of storage, 120 tonnes of lifting capacity and 35 years of experience at your service
