1987 Wauquiez Centurion 47
$60,000
Boat in Port Charlotte, FL 33981 US
Built in 1987
Centurion 47
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47.3 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
1987 Wauquiez Centurion 47
S/V Comfort Zone
"Comfort Zone" is one of those rare finds, that you only read about, years after the fact. She is one of 48 Centurion 47's designed by Ed Dubois and produced (1984-1990) by the iconic Wauquiez shipyard in France.
The Centurion 47's was carefully designed for safe and agile navigation in open seas and features a combination of luxury comfort and excellent blue-water sailing performance. Her 3 Stateroom & 2 Head layout with a shoal draft (6 foot) is ideal for all Cruising, Racing or Bluewater excursions alike.
Following an extensive & some could say "marveled" cruising/racing career in and around Florida, "Comfort Zone" has spent the past several years on the hard in St. Petersburg, FL. While on the Hard her knowledgeable owner began re-fitting her for his "End Game" of extensive cruising & Racing wherever they traveled. She underwent an interior re-fit with custom cabinetry and woodwork, finished with very tasteful Corian countertops with well thought-out storage & beautiful custom rounded edging.
A few years prior her Hull was ground down & re-finished, removing close to 4000 lbs. 1/2" was taken off and replaced with 3 layers of XM-18 and epoxy resin, vaccum-bagged in place then finished with Awlgrip. they added 2 coats of stark-white with a navy-blue boot strip. Bottom has Awlgrip Trinidad in black. (Bottom paint is being re-freshed December 2024).
Here we land in January of 2025 and "Comfort Zones" home for the past several years at Salt Creek Marina has been sold along with all of the other Yards in/on Salt Creek. Her Rig has been removed & she was shipped down to Port Charlotte, FL where she will be available for inspection. Details on her Rig & Sails can be found below with more specifics. There she will return to the Hard for her next owner to pick up where her current owner has left off.
Projects that her next owner will need to prepare and account for in their purchase:
Her Teak decks will need to be removed and either replaced or removed and her deck filled/injected and re-finished. Estimates for both options will be provided to prospective buyers or assistance with gathering additional quotes/estimates.
Preliminary listing details provided with additions & updates to follow.
Contact us today for additional details, or to schedule your personal inspection or video walkthrough.
Sails:
- #1 Technoria Deck Sweeper (Very Good Shape)
- #2 set up to stay on the furler with Sunbrella cover (Very Good Shape)
- #3 small head sail heavy dacron (not in good shape)
- Dacron main sail (1 year of USE) w/ Dutchman sail handling system and slab reefing
- Nylon runner/reacher w/ sewn in luff
- Large spinaker with ATN sock can be snuffed from the cockpit
- Narrow shoulder spinaker (chicken chute)
- Anchoring sail (flies from backstay to boom)
- Cockpit tent goes from standing riggin to front of Bimini top
Rigging/Headgear & Accessories
- Profurl furler (currently installed)
- Tuff-Luff racing luff and headstay
- Rondhal spinaker pole
- Extendable gin pole for wing-on-wing and deep down-wind w/ reacher/runner
- Hydraulic Back-stay tensioner
- Hydraulic boom vang with support spring to support boom
- Hydraulic valve body and pump with port for mast stay tensioner
Manufacturer Details: (History/Specs):
Collected from Sailboatdata & Oceanswaves Sail:
The Wauquiez Centurion 47 is a sailboat designed by Ed Dubois and produced by the French shipyard Wauquiez:
History
Only 48 Centurion 47s were produced between 1984 and 1990. The Centurion 47 was designed for safe and agile navigation in open seas, and features a combination of luxury comfort and excellent performance.
Design
The Centurion 47 has a three-cabin layout with two double beds and one twin bed, as well as two bathrooms. It also features a teak deck, swim platform, swim ladder, watermaker, generator, electric winch, internal/external GPS, Raymarine electronics, Hi-Fi system with external speakers, and TV in the dinette.
Shipyard
The Wauquiez shipyard was founded by Henri Wauquiez, who discovered his passion for sailing at a young age. He used part of his family's tannery to build boats, and the first Centurion was the result of a collaboration with architect Kim Holman.
Specs from Sailboatdata.com
Sailboat Specifications:
Hull Type: Fin with Rudder on Skeg
Rigging Type: Masthead Sloop
LOA: 47.58 ft / 14.50 m
LWL: 38.00 ft / 11.58 m
S.A (reported) 1,22.00 ft^2 /104.24 m^2
Beam: 14.67 ft / 4.47 m
Displacement: 30,000 lb / 13,608 kg
Ballast: 12,800 lb / 5,806 kg
Max Draft: 8.00 ft / 2.44 m
Construction: Fiberglass
Year(s) built: 1984- 1990
Builder: Henri Wauquiez (FRA)
Designer: Edward Dubois
Auxiliary Power/Tanks (orig. equip.)
Make: Perkins
Model: 4154
HP: 62
Sailboat Calculations:
S.A / Displ.: 18.67
Bal. / Displ.: 42.67
Disp: / Len: 244.07
Comfort Ratio: 31.73
Capsize Scrn: 1.89
S#: 2.39
Hull Speed: 8.26 kn
Pounds/Inch 1,991.87 pounds/inch
Rig & Sail Particulars:
I: 63.00 ft / 19.20 m
J: 19.80 ft / 6.04 m
P: 57.00 ft / 17.37 m
E: 17.50 ft / 5.33 m
S.A Fore: 623.70 ft^2 / 57.94 m^2
S.A Main: 498.75 ft^2 / 46.34 m^2
S.A Total: 1,122.45 ft^2 /104.28 m^2 (100% Fore + Main Triangles)
S.A. / Disp. 18.68
Est Forestay: 66.04 ft / 20/13 m
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 11/27/24 | Initial price | $60,000 |
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