Timeless craftsmanship defines this 1976 Camper & Nicholson Ketch 42, a 12.75-meter fiberglass sailing yacht that underwent extensive refitting between 2001 and 2009. Notable structural and aesthetic upgrades include an antiosmosis treatment in 2000, professional hull repainting, a reinforced mast, and the addition of a new boom. The deck layout was enhanced with a teak cockpit in 2001, complemented by a Lewmar track system, making this vessel a compelling choice for those seeking a heritage build with updated handling capabilities.
Equipped for comfortable cruising, the interior features two cabins and two bathrooms. The living spaces were refreshed in 2004 with new sofas, and the electrical systems were fully overhauled in 2003, including modern LED lighting installed in 2011. The sail wardrobe is versatile, featuring a genoa, mainsail, MPS, mizzen, and storm jib, all replaced or updated during the refit period. Further conveniences include an added bow thruster from 2001, a sprayhood, and a bimini, providing excellent deck protection.
The propulsion system centers on a Perkins 93hp engine, which has been overhauled and shows only approximately 50 hours of operation. Technical reliability is further supported by a 2001 Yanmar generator and updated exhaust and inverter components. On-board navigation and instrumentation rely on a 2001 Simrad suite, ensuring essential data is accessible during operation.
This used boat is currently stored on land, having been in dry storage for the last two seasons. With a beam of 3.72 meters and a draft of 1.68 meters, the vessel offers stable performance and a generous capacity for up to 12 passengers. This unit is VAT paid and currently offered at a reduced price of 115.000 EUR. The vessel is located in Emilia Romagna, Italy, and is available for viewing.