The brokerage team at Lyman-Morse sends word that it has listed the Lagoon 40 Currach for sale with an asking price of $469,000.
Currach is a 2019 build that is located in South Portland, Maine, and that has reportedly been “lightly used in New England waters” by a single owner since its launch.
The layout aboard Currach dedicates the entire portside hull to an owners’ stateroom with a queen-size berth, a head with a separate enclosed shower, hanging lockers, and a desk and chair.
In the starboard hull, there are two guest staterooms that share a head with a stall shower between them. For surprise guests who are joining the cruising fun for a few nights on board, the table in the main salon lowers to create a double berth.
The main salon is outfitted with a galley, navigation station, flat-screen television, and dining table that seats at least six people. There’s a second dining table, along with lounge space, abaft the enclosed pilothouse. The sole in the cockpit on the main deck is teak.
Key specs include a 22,000-pound displacement, a beam of 22 feet, 2 inches, and a draft of 4 feet, 5 inches. Power is provided by a pair of 45 hp Yanmar 4JH45 SDs that allow for a cruising speed of 7 knots and a top hop of 8.3 knots, according to the brokerage house.
Lyman-Morse’s team describes the boat as being in “excellent condition.” The interior is outfitted with the Alpi walnut wood option, and the helm station is protected by a canvas Bimini top. There are B&G electronics at the helm, which has an autopilot, radar and GPS chartplotter.
The cabin top is home to 12-volt solar panels, and there is 44,000-Btu reverse-cycle air conditioning in all three staterooms. An 8 kW Panda diesel genset runs the air conditioning and charges the batteries.
Onboard outfitting includes a top-loading freezer—for extra stowage of provisions on longer cruises—along with a front-opening refrigerator that also has a freezer. There’s a microwave oven for cooking quick meals underway.
Equipment outside includes an electric windlass with a wired remote, and folding three-blade bronze propellers.
The sail kit on Currach includes a Dacron square-top high aspect mainsail, a mainsail bag with integral lazy jacks, a furling gennaker that was purchased new in 2020, and a furling jib.
Where to learn more: schedule a look on board Currach by contacting a sales broker at lymanmorse.com.
