Grabau International is delighted to announce the new listing of the 2020 Lagoon 42 ‘OBLIVION’.
Unique opportunity to buy a brand new Lagoon 42 owner version just launched in 2020 with optional in excess of € 50.000,00
FURTHER BROKER’S COMMENTS:
Her inventory highlights are many and include: • 3-cabin, 3-head interior layout • Additional top opening 100l freezer • B&G Elecrtonics • TV antenna • Electric seawater pump • Deck wash pump sea water/fresh water • Freshwater dock inlet • PVXC snow white interior upholstery • Larger 57hp Yanmar egnines • 3 blade folding propellers • Gel batteries • Inverter 12/220V – 2000VA • Additional 300L water tank • Additional 100L top opening freezer • Additional 150L cockpit fridge • Square top main sail • Lazy bag with cover • Code0 rig an pole • Aft cockpit sole and transom in teak • Full B&G Electronics • B&G Radar
Perfectly located in Portugal and offered ex VAT, OBLIVION represents an immediate opportunity to buy an immensely practical and nicely-updated cruising Lagoon 42 as his owner changed his plan.
YACHTING PRESS REVIEW:
“It seems Lagoon has hit the right note with the 42. Presumably, 80 percent of these new models will be sold to private individuals with the rest going into charter. With a bit more fuel tankage and the right suit of sails, the Lagoon 42 is a delightful kitty to cruise here, there and everywhere.” Sailing Magazine – UPDATED: AUG 7, 2017 ORIGINAL: JUL 12, 2016
MANUFACTURER’S HISTORY:
The creation of Lagoon in 1984, which was originally the direct extension of JTA (Jeanneau Technologies Avancees), Jeanneau’s “competition” department (Pierre ler, Fleury Michon, etc). Lagoon also answered to unusual requests, such as the construction of the trimarans for the film Waterworld. In 1987 a first generation of catamarans was born with the Lagoon 55, 47, 57, and 67: owners’ boats for offshore cruising.
The Beneteau Group took over the Jeanneau shipyards in 1996 and handed over the development of the Lagoon brand, a legacy of its acquisition to Construction Navale Bordeaux. The use of high-tech composite was implemented in the shipyard.
From 1997, Lagoon established its identity, building more and more spacious and comfortable boats, while enhancing construction methods. During that period, the Lagoon 380, 410, 440, 470, 500 and 570 were launched. Further enhancements and refinements came in 2004 with the Lagoon 440 – the first catamaran with a “gull wing shape” nacelle, and the first catamaran under 45 feet with a flybridge. An unparalleled worldwide production record in the 45-foot range with 423 units produced.
The Lagoon range has continued to advance through to the current day adopting new technologies such as hybrid diesel/electric propulsion where it sees a benefit to its customers and the wider environment. All-in-all, Lagoon catamarans must be one of the most successful brands of multihulls for customers wishing to enjoy luxurious living combined with excellent sailing performance.
Lagoon 42 – OBLIVION– Asking Euro 405,000 ex VAT – full details here
Do you have a yacht like this to sell? Grabau International are always looking for new high quality cruising yacht listings both in the UK and internationally. For further information about our tailored brokerage services, please look here or feel free to contact us.
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