2021 Leopard 42
New Arrival
Procida, IT-NA, Italy
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Summary
This used 2021 Leopard 42 is a 42-foot sailing catamaran located in Procida, IT-NA, Italy. Built by Robertson & Caine and designed by Simonis Voogd Design, it has a fiberglass hull and a four-cabin, four-head layout. Dimensions include a 12.67-meter overall length, 7.04-meter beam, and 1.4-meter maximum draft. The catamaran is equipped with twin Yanmar engines producing 90 total horsepower, while listed capacities include 600 liters of fuel, 660 liters of fresh water, and a 120-liter holding tank.
Onboard features confirmed for this 2021 Leopard 42 include air conditioning, a generator, watermaker, inverter, electric davits, electric windlass, a forward walk-through door, and an upper lounge on the hardtop. The electrical system is listed as 110 volts, and the saloon is not convertible. Named Nicot, the vessel is currently operating in The Moorings Italian fleet through September 2026. The listing states that delivery is planned in the South of France beginning in October 2026, and its tax status is recorded as not paid.
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Catamaran World does not own this vessel and is not the listing broker. Information is presented in good faith from the inventory provider but is not guaranteed. Buyers should verify all material facts and engage qualified marine and legal professionals before making a purchase decision.
