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2014 Leopard 39 Sailing Catamaran - Priced to Sell! Israeli VAT include.

Great opportunity to own a professionally maintained 2014 Leopard 39 catamaran. This yacht has been meticulously cared for by a dedicated team, sparing no expense.

Previously used as a commercial yacht for a sailing club, it has already proven its reliability and professionalism by successfully sailing all the way from Cape Town, South Africa to Israel.

The new owner has the option to retain the commercial license and continue the business. Additionally, an exclusive berth in Ashkelon is available to the new owner.

The Leopard 39 features a raised helm station, providing optimal safety and convenience. With all maneuvers easily handled from the helm seat, including the mainsail and jib sheets brought aft to primary winches, single-handed sailing becomes a breeze. The helm station is covered by a hardtop bimini, offering protection and excellent visibility. Winter maintenance has recently been completed, ensuring that every aspect of the yacht is in perfect condition.

Key Features:

4 cabins, 2 toilets, and Forepeak child berths with comfortable mattresses

Overhauled engines just two years ago, ensuring reliable performance.

Marine AC for optimal onboard comfort.

Raymarine electronics for navigation and control

Set of spare sails included!

Ready to sail anywhere at a moment's notice!!

This Leopard 39 is fully equipped and ready for your next adventure. Whether you're an experienced sailor or not, this yacht offers unmatched comfort, performance, and ease of handling. Don't hesitate, as opportunities like this are rare.

Contact us today to arrange a viewing and secure your chance to sail away tomorrow morning!

KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Construction

Vessel Name: 2014 Leopard 39

Builder: LEOPARD

Model: 39

Model Year: 2014

Year Built: 2014

Category: Catamaran

Country: Israel

MLS #: 374004

Accomodations

Heads: 2

Staterooms: 4

Dimensions

Length: 37.5 (11.43m)

Draft: 3' 11" (1.19m)

Beam: 19' 10" (6.05m)

Water Capacity: 206.05 Gal

Engine 1

Manufacturer: Yanmar

Model: 3YM30C

Engine Type: Sail Drive

Fuel Type: Diesel

Horsepower: 29

Engine 2

Manufacturer: Yanmar

Model: 3YM30C

Engine Type: Sail Drive

Fuel Type: Diesel

Horsepower: 29

Details

Overview

Electrical Equipment

Shore Power Inlet
Inverter

Electronics

Depthsounder
Log-Speedometer
Wind Speed and Direction
Repeater(s)
Navigation Center
Plotter
Autopilot
Radio
Compass
GPS
Cockpit Speakers
VHF

Inside Equipment

Electric Bilge Pump
Oven
Manual Bilge Pump
Marine Head
Air Conditioning
Heating
Hot Water
Refrigerator
Deep Freezer
Battery Charger

Outside Equipment

Teak Cockpit
Flexiteak
Cockpit Shower
Outboard Engine Brackets
Davit(s)
Tender
Solar Panel
Liferaft
Cockpit Cushions
Cockpit Table
Swimming Ladder

Rigging

Steering Wheel
Electric Winch

Sails

Fully Battened Mainsail

Extra Information

The performance driven Leopard 39 is at the heart of the Leopard line. With her generous sail plan and stepped hull design, this yacht provides excellent performance.

BUILDING ON PREVIOUS DESIGN FEATURES

On deck, the space is well thought out and useable; from the large transoms to the open and spacious aft, side and forward decks, getting around this yacht is easy and safe. The integral hardtop bimini over the cockpit provides superior protection from the elements and also offers a stable working platform, providing space to easily walk around the boom and plenty of room for solar panels.

INTERIOR

Large vertical windows in the saloon offer panoramic views and excellent ventilation with forward facing opening hatches. The wraparound galley is accentuated by stainless steel appliances and a Corian counter. Down below to starboard, the owner’s cabin features a double berth aft and en-suite head forward with walk-in shower. To port, you will find two guest cabins and an additional head with shower.

PERFORMANCE

With her generous sail plan and hull design she provides high performance yet is highly practical and easy-to-use. Environmental considerations were also central to the design, with solar panels installed as standard on the helm hardtop to charge the onboard batteries