Boat builder:Privilège
Boat type:sailboat
Category:used boat
Location:France
Length:14.70 m
Beam:8.08 m
Year built:1990
Cabins:5
engine:2x Perkins Sabre M50, 50 hp (37 kW), diesel
Details
Boat ID
s316901
Launched
1990
Flag
France
berths
105
Technical data
Draught
1.37 m
Hull material
GRP/polyester
Water tank
1,000 ltr
engine
Model
Perkins Sabre M50
Power
50 hp (37 kW)
Model
Perkins Sabre M50
Power
50 hp (37 kW)
Equipment
Navigation
autopilot (RAYMARINE P70 / 2019 · 2019), echo sounder (RAYMARINE PACK I70S / 2019 · 2019), GPS (2019), VHF radio (EMETTEUR/ RECEPTEUR AIS COMBINE · 2019)
Technical equipment
battery, underwater paint
Safety
fire extinguisher, life jackets, life raft
Sails
gennaker (sur emagasineur · comme neuf), genoa, mainsail (6 lattes · 2019)
Other information
Gréement dormant, Gréement courant, Winchs
Description
PRIVILEGE 48 - THE BLUEWATER CATAMARAN, SOLID AND SPACIOUS
Built by Privilège and launched in 1990, this 14.70 m catamaran belongs to the generation of multihulls designed for offshore passages and genuine long-term living aboard. Generous volumes, serious construction and a proven layout make the Privilege 48 a lasting reference for bluewater cruising, with five cabins and ten berths.
A seagoing platform
Measuring 14.70 m in length with an 8.08 m beam and drawing just 1.37 m, the platform combines stability, carrying capacity and access to shallow anchorages. Hull and deck are in GRP fibreglass, ensuring strength and straightforward maintenance. The 21 m air draft supports a sail plan intended for long-distance cruising, on an 11-tonne displacement.
Power and accommodation
Propulsion comes from twin Perkins M50 diesels of 50 hp each on shaft drives, showing 3,000 hours, for a cruising speed of 7 knots and a consumption of around 5 litres per hour. Below, five cabins provide ten berths, while the 1,000-litre fresh water capacity confirms the boat's long-range vocation, with accommodation for ten on board.
An opportunity not to be missed
Offered at €235,000 VAT paid, this Privilege 48 will appeal to sailors looking for a roomy, seaworthy catamaran ready to head offshore. A visit is the best way to appreciate her volumes.
Viewing by appointment at Port Navy Service. Contact: Philippe Froment or Christophe Buhot - Tel: +33 (0)4 42 11 00 55
Port Navy Service is Europe's largest dry port, with 30 hectares of storage, 120 tonnes of lifting capacity and 35 years of experience at your service