2008 Lagoon 420

$325,000

Used

Boat in Wilmington, NC 28401 US

builtBuilt in 2008
Year the boat was built
model

420

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (--)

Engine type and count
length

41.3 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Other

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
41.33ft
Length Overall
41.33ft
Length at Waterline
40.33ft
Beam
24.58ft
Dry Weight
29503lb
Fresh Water Tanks
92gal
Fuel Tanks
79gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Hull Shape
catamaran
Engine 1
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
other
Sail Area


Working Sail Area : 1054.00 sq ft

Additional Description
  • Cockpit useable as outdoor salon, accessible via a stern walkway connecting both transoms
  • Hard top bimini with integral lighting
  • Self bailing cockpit with teak grate
  • Helm station on starboard roof bulkhead including: motor throttle controls, motor control panels, steering compass, room for electronic instrument installation, leather covered steering wheel, double helm seat with cushions, access steps from cockpit with s/s handrail, 3 line storage compartments
  • Steering system: cable steering, composite shaft rudders, emergency tiller
  • U-shape seating area with generator & technical compartment
  • Varnished wooden cockpit table interchangeable with salon coffee table
  • 1 Aft cockpit seat locker
  • 1 Port cockpit propane locker
  • 1 Large storage area under steering station.
  • 2 Cockpit storage shelves
Additional Description

Priority has been accorded to comfort when designing the interior of the Lagoon 420. The light oak Alpi woodwork and the laminated wenge floor give a modern and relaxing feel. Access into the saloon from the cockpit through a sliding glass door on the same level. The longitudinal galley opens directly on the cockpit, it is the most convivial and practical area, fully equipped with numerous lockers. The port hull of the 3 cabin owners? version is in fact a suite: large bed, sofa, numerous lockers and hanging lockers, washroom with separate shower. The layouts of the two hulls in the 4 cabin version are symmetrical: there is a central double bed in each cabin, a washroom with separate shower, large hull windows, lockers?

Additional Description
  • Backlit 12 V Electrical panel
  • LCD display with: voltmeter, amp-meter, water level gauge, diesel level gauge, low level alarm for diesel and water tanks.
  • 1 Generator start battery: 12V - 70 Amp
  • 2 House batteries: 12V - 140 Amp
  • 1 Battery charger 72V/12V 40A for the house batteries
  • 220V/110V AC circuit including: shore power inlet and cord, AC electrical panel with voltmeter, 1 AC outlet per cabin, 1 AC outlet in galley, 1 AC outlet in salon
  • Electric motor system including: 2 sets of 6 lead acid batteries 205A - Charger/Inverter 220/72V or 110/72V - 2 controllers
Additional Description
  • Galley in salon communicating directly with cockpit via a sliding glass bay window
  • Standing headroom: 2 m / 6? 7?
  • 12V halogen overhead lights
  • White laminate countertop with wooden fiddles
  • 3 burner stove
  • Separate oven with grill
  • 2 drawers
  • Cupboard under sink with trash can behind door
  • Storage under central seating area
  • Overhead cupboards
  • Additional storage areas designed for (optional) additional fridge or freezer, a dishwasher and microwave oven
  • 1x12V fridge 135 L / 30 gal
Additional Description
  • Engine access under aft cabin beds
  • 2 x 72V, 10 KW electric drive motors, straight shaft.
  • Motor shut off at helm station
  • Double motor throttle control at helm station
  • Motor compartment sound insulation
  • Motor compartment air intake on aft crossbeam
  • 12V Air exhaust fans
  • Access to shaft seal
Additional Description

A new look, a longitudinal beam that can include a small bowsprit and the mooring gear, a rigid bimini, a tall rig, a gullwing shaped bridgedeck and an overlapping genoa. The deck is uncluttered so moving around is easy: wide sidedecks, flush deck hatches, plenty of lockers. The aft passerelle allows passage from one transom to the other without going back up in the cockpit. There are many ways to enjoy life on board the Lagoon 420: the cockpit with its large benchseats and a table is protected from the sun and the bad weather by a rigid bimini top with optional sides and back panels, the twin seats helm station was designed for sailing with a reduced crew. all the control lines can be handled by one person from the helm station, freeing the other living spaces for the guests. The foredeck is exclusively dedicated to relaxation.

Construction
  • Polyester and vinylester FRP construction
  • Foam core composite hulls - white gel coat
  • Solid glass FRP under waterline
  • Balsa core composite deck and bridge deck
  • Solid or felt core composite interior FRP hull & roof liners
  • FRP reinforced marine ply bulkheads; tabbed or glued to hull
Standing and Running Rigging

STANDING RIGGING

  • 16,93 m / 55? 7? ft anodized aluminum deck-stepped mast with mainsail luff cars
  • Single spreaders
  • 1 Anodized aluminum boom
  • 2 Shroud deck chainplates
  • 1 Forestay chainplate on composite central rostrum

RUNNING RIGGING

  • 1 Double purchase main halyard
  • 1 Genoa halyard
  • 1 Double purchase mainsheet led back to helm station, mainsheet traveler and car on hard top bimini.
  • 2 Genoa sheets
  • 2 Genoa sheet tracks
  • 3 Winches at helm station:
  • 1 Winch 46.2ST for: - Port mainsheet traveler line - Starboard mainsheet traveler line - Port genoa sheet
  • 1 Electric Winch 44.2STE for: - Main halyard - Genoa halyard - Optional spinnaker halyard - Boom topping lift
  • 1 Winch 46.2ST for - Main sheet - Reef 1 (automatic) - Reef 2 (automatic) - Reef 3 (conventional) - Starboard genoa sheet - Genoa furling line
  • 3 reefing lines (2 automatic and 1 conventional)
  • Line jammers
  • 1 Fixed mainsail clew padeye
  • 1 Genoa furler line
  • 2 Adjustable lazy jacks
  • 2 Winch handles with holder
Sails
  • 1 Full batten large roach mainsail, 62 m2 / 667 sq ft.
  • 1 Furling genoa with UV protective band, 35 m2 / 377 sq ft
Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
2/20/26Initial price$325,000

Overview from around the web 2008 Lagoon 420

Customers appreciate the 2008 Lagoon 420 for its spacious and comfortable interior, making it ideal for extended cruising and family adventures

Many highlight its solid build quality and reliable performance under sail, noting the ease of handling even with a small crew. The boat's ample deck space and well-designed cockpit receive praise for enhancing socializing and relaxation on board. Some users also mention the efficient layout of the galley and cabins, contributing to a pleasant living experience. Overall, owners value the Lagoon 420 2008 for its combination of comfort, functionality, and sailing capability.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2008 Lagoon 420 is a popular cruising catamaran known for its blend of performance and comfort. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:

Pros

Spacious Interior: The Lagoon 420 features a well-designed layout with ample living space, including large cabins and a roomy salon, making it comfortable for extended cruising.

Good Performance: While not a racing boat, the Lagoon 420 offers respectable sailing performance for a cruising catamaran, with a stable and balanced ride.

Easy Handling: The boat’s design allows for relatively simple sail handling, which is ideal for short-handed crews or families.

Robust Construction: Built with quality materials and solid craftsmanship, the Lagoon 420 is known for durability and long-term reliability.

Ample Deck Space: The boat has wide trampolines and a spacious cockpit, providing excellent outdoor living and social areas.

Four-Cabin Layout: Many models come with a four-cabin configuration, which is great for accommodating guests or family members.

Cons

Moderate Upwind Performance: Like many cruising catamarans, the Lagoon 420 can be slower and less efficient sailing upwind compared to monohulls or performance-oriented cats.

Weight: The boat is relatively heavy, which can affect acceleration and light-wind sailing.

Limited Maneuverability in Tight Spaces: Due to its size and beam, docking and maneuvering in tight marinas may require experience.

Older Design Elements: Being a 2008 model, some design features and systems may feel dated compared to newer catamarans.

Engine Access: Some owners note that engine compartments can be somewhat cramped, making maintenance a bit challenging.

Made For

The 2008 Lagoon 420 is ideal for sailors and cruisers seeking a spacious and comfortable catamaran for extended voyages or coastal cruising. Its design suits families, charter groups, and couples who value ample living space, stability, and ease of handling. Whether you're planning long-term liveaboard adventures or weekend getaways, the Lagoon 420 offers a perfect balance of performance and comfort for those who want to explore the seas in style.

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