RM Yachts RM1050 used

Fast offshore cruising capabilities define the RM1050, a design by Marc Lombard known for its distinctive plywood-epoxy multispigolo construction. This 2008 model provides a high stiffness-to-weight ratio, ensuring performance both when beating to windward with its biquille setup and during reaching legs, aided by the aft-positioned maximum beam. Inside, the cabin layout prioritizes light and visibility, featuring the signature panoramic views associated with RM yachts. Accommodations include two cabins and one bathroom, supported by an extensive U-shaped galley equipped with double refrigerators. A dedicated technical room adds practical utility for long-distance maintenance, while the saloon provides additional sleeping berths. Deck hardware is optimized for offshore efficiency, featuring a cutter rig with a full-battened mainsail plus furling genoa and staysail. The cockpit is designed for functional simplicity, utilizing a tiller steering system. A stern rollbar accommodates a wind generator and solar panels, enhancing self-sufficiency at sea. The vessel is currently VAT paid. This boat is well-suited for sailors seeking a rigid, light, and easily repairable platform that does not sacrifice interior comfort. With its open transom and well-organized deck, it remains a favorite for those who prioritize responsive handling and a bright living space. This RM Yachts RM1050 is available for viewing in Italy. The vessel has been subject to a recent price reduction, offering an opportunity to acquire this well-equipped cruiser at 105.000 EUR.