1985 Hallberg-Rassy 49 Boat for Sale in Villeneuve-Loubet
Villeneuve-Loubet, Franceon the market since 18 days
€220,000(Tax paid)
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About
The Hallberg‑Rassy 49 is a classic bluewater cruising yacht, produced from 1982 to 1997, with 89 hulls built. Designed by Olle Enderlein (with input from Christoph Rassy), it later incorporated German Frers-design studio refinements . This yacht is renowned for its rugged Scandinavian construction, ample storage, and spacious layout ideal for world‑wide cruising and long‑term liveaboard use . A review in Yachting Magazine hails it as “a yachtman’s yacht” offering comfort both on deck and below, and excellent handling on all points of sail . Specifications
Length overall (LOA): 14.96 m (49′ 1″)
Waterline (LWL): ~12.50 m (41′)
Beam: ~4.42 m (14′ 6″)
Draft (std): ~2.20 m (7′ 3″), shallow versions available
Displacement: ~18,000 kg (39,683 lb)
Ballast: ~8,119 kg lead in bilge pocket
Sail area (jib+sloop rig): ~116 m² (1,249 ft²)
It was initially offered with a staysail ketch rig, but most later units were delivered as a sloop rig . Engine & Tanks
Auxiliary power: Volvo Penta diesel engines B 40, around 143 hp
Fuel capacity: ~765 L (202 US gal)
Fresh water capacity: ~1,400 L (370 US gal)
Interior & systemsThe interior layout typically includes multiple cabins, generous storage, a full‑size galley, and comfortable salon area—designed for ease of extended cruising . Broker listings often feature upgrades such as teak decking, electric furling sails and winches, and modern electronics—showing how the hull is well-suited to customization and liveaboard comfort . Performance & ExperienceWith a heavy displacement, the HR 49 boasts a high comfort ratio (~40), making it seaworthy in heavy weather and providing a stable, dry ride Cruising pedigree designed for extended offshore passages and liveaboard comfort Construction : Fiberglass hull with lead ballast, flush deck, high structural integrity Rig options : Initially ketch, later mostly sloop rig Systems: Large fuel & water capacity, strong engine, customizable Interior : Spacious cabins, full galley, ample storage Owner feedback Highly valued by bluewater sailors for durability and ease of handling Summary The Hallberg‑Rassy 49 HR is a heavyweight among cruising yachts—built to endure ocean passages in comfort and safety. With a well-planned layout, tankage, and strong build, it’s a time-tested choice for circumnavigation or full-time liveaboard life. Whether with a ketch or sloop setup, it handles reliably on all points of sail and continues to attract loyal owners decades after production ended.
This 1985 Hallberg-Rassy 49 is listed for sale in Villeneuve-Loubet, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. With a 49ft layout and used condition, this boat is suited to buyers looking for sail options in this location. View full details, photos and specifications for reference RB693640 on Rightboat.
Length overall (LOA): 14.96 m (49′ 1″)
Waterline (LWL): ~12.50 m (41′)
Beam: ~4.42 m (14′ 6″)
Draft (std): ~2.20 m (7′ 3″), shallow versions available
Displacement: ~18,000 kg (39,683 lb)
Ballast: ~8,119 kg lead in bilge pocket
Sail area (jib+sloop rig): ~116 m² (1,249 ft²)
It was initially offered with a staysail ketch rig, but most later units were delivered as a sloop rig . Engine & Tanks
Auxiliary power: Volvo Penta diesel engines B 40, around 143 hp
Fuel capacity: ~765 L (202 US gal)
Fresh water capacity: ~1,400 L (370 US gal)
Interior & systemsThe interior layout typically includes multiple cabins, generous storage, a full‑size galley, and comfortable salon area—designed for ease of extended cruising . Broker listings often feature upgrades such as teak decking, electric furling sails and winches, and modern electronics—showing how the hull is well-suited to customization and liveaboard comfort . Performance & ExperienceWith a heavy displacement, the HR 49 boasts a high comfort ratio (~40), making it seaworthy in heavy weather and providing a stable, dry ride Cruising pedigree designed for extended offshore passages and liveaboard comfort Construction : Fiberglass hull with lead ballast, flush deck, high structural integrity Rig options : Initially ketch, later mostly sloop rig Systems: Large fuel & water capacity, strong engine, customizable Interior : Spacious cabins, full galley, ample storage Owner feedback Highly valued by bluewater sailors for durability and ease of handling Summary The Hallberg‑Rassy 49 HR is a heavyweight among cruising yachts—built to endure ocean passages in comfort and safety. With a well-planned layout, tankage, and strong build, it’s a time-tested choice for circumnavigation or full-time liveaboard life. Whether with a ketch or sloop setup, it handles reliably on all points of sail and continues to attract loyal owners decades after production ended.
This 1985 Hallberg-Rassy 49 is listed for sale in Villeneuve-Loubet, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. With a 49ft layout and used condition, this boat is suited to buyers looking for sail options in this location. View full details, photos and specifications for reference RB693640 on Rightboat.
