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2004 Grand Banks Europa 42 Sold Boat in Palmetto, FL US

$399,000

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builtBuilt in 2004
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Europa 42

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42 feet

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Fiberglass/Reinforced

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2004 Grand Banks Europa 42
Price$399,000$399,000$399,900$378,000$375,000$425,000
LocationPalmettoVero BeachSarasotaJacksonvillePalm BeachStuart
Nominal Length42'34'35'44'31'42'
Engine Make-CumminsCumminsVolvoYanmarCummins
Total Engine Power-380 hp425 hp300 hp21 hp540 hp
Days on Market2484849492451201346
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Nominal Length
42ft
Length Overall
42ft
Beam
14ft
Hull Material
fiberglass

Accommodations and Lay Out

The Grand Banks 42 Europas (as with other Grand Banks) are renowned for their handsome, well-appointed, full teak interiors.  This particular 42 has the solid teak parquet sole and can accommodate up to four in her two-stateroom layout. Natural light and ventilation are abundant with windows, many of them sliders with screens, surrounding the galley and salon, while four stainless steel ports with screens and three large hatches provide equally substantial light and excellent ventilation below decks.  When natural ventilation and two 16,000 BTU reverse cycle (heat and cool) will keep all of the spaces at a comfortable temperature or, if cruising early or late in the season,  provide plenty of heat.  An abundance of 12 volt lighting meets all needs with several overhead lamps in working spaces and swivel style reading lamps at all berths and settees. 

Starting forward is the private Master Stateroom, featuring a 6'-6" plus V-berth, (filler could easily be added),  below which there is storage in drawers and drop-face lockers,  while above the berth the hull is lined with varnished teak ceilings and storage shelves.  Access to the anchor locker is forward.  Aft of the stbd vee is the generous cedar lined hanging locker with light.  Private access to the Master Head is aft and to starboard.  The Master Head features a large Corian-topped vanity with under mount sink and excellent storage in drawers and lockers, a Vacuflush fresh water W.C., and a stall shower compartment. The V-berth arrangement is actually more comfortable than the standard island queen arrangement.

Opposite the Master Head is the Guest Stateroom, featuring an L-shaped arrangement for the berths, with 6'-6" single berth running athwartship along the aft bulkhead and fore and aft outboard, with a hanging locker inboard and drawers below the outboard berth.  At the forward bulkhead is a door leading to the Guest Head,  featuring a Vacuflush W.C. Corain vanity with sink and storage and ensuite shower arrangement.

The layout on this Grand Banks 42 is particularly attractive, in that if affords two completely separate heads as well as the typical two private staterooms.

From the lower companionway, up three steps (with storage under), to the Galley, Lower Helm Station, and Salon.

The Galley is to port and is U-shaped, providing generous amounts of counter space and storage. Front-loading refrigeration box and top-loading freezer box, both equipped with Gurnert holding plates, while cooking is managed in the Convection Microwave. The Gas Stove was removed to make room for a beautiful built in Wine Cooler.

The galley is fitted with Corian counter surfaces and a double basin stainless steel sink.  An abundance of additional storage for food supplies and galley are easily handled in several lockers and drawers, as well as in a "pantry cabinet" in the adjacent companionway.  A bar cabinet is opposite the galley and provides storage for extra wine bottles, glasses, etc., and houses the newer U-Line Ice maker.

The Lower Helm  -W- Pilot Door and updated GARMIN Electronics is to starboard and features a double bench seat with drawer storage and a locker below, full vessel controls and electronics, and the yacht's separate electrical distribution panels.

Next, aft is the full-width Salon with L-sette, which converts to a Double Berth with storage under, aft of which is a small bureau with drawers.  Opposite the settee are two barrel chairs, between which there is a credenza, which houses the yacht's entertainment systems.  All of the salon upholstery is Indigo Blue Ultra Suede and curtains with a matching stripe provide privacy when desired.

One of the nice pluses to the Europa layout is the double sliding doors aft in the Salon that open out onto the sheltered, yet open aft deck, truly bringing the outdoors in and expanding the salon space.

  • Entertainment Center
  • Speakers in the Salon, Aft Deck, and flying bridge all with individual controls
  • Toshiba 17" TV and DVD player
  • 3 CO monitors
  • Optional indirect salon accent lighting
  • Optional Master Stateroom indirect accent lighting
  • Cockpit LED Lighting

Electronics, Upper and Lower Helm Stations

Fully-equipped at both Helm stations for long-range cruising.

  • Garmin 7612XSV, Lower and Upper Helm Stations
  • Raymarine ST 60 Digital Depth
  • Raymarine ST 60 Digital Wind Point & Speed
  • Simrad Auto Pilot AP25
  • Simrad RS87 VHF with Hailer
  • ACR Search Light Remote
  • 5" Compass
  • Kahlenberg Air Horn and Compressor
  • Bennett Trim Tabs
  • Three Winsheild Wipers
  • Electronic Analog FuelTank gauges
  • Xantrex Battery Indicator
  • Slow Engine Mode

Lower Helm Station

  • Upgraded Garmin 7612XSV
  • Raymarine ST60 Depth
  • Raymarine ST60 Wind Point & Speed
  • Simrad AP 25 Autopilot
  • Simrad RS87 VHF with DSC with hailer and sound signals
  • ACR Search Light remote control
  • 5" magnetic compass
  • Kahlenberg air horn
  • Bennett trim tab controls
  • Three windshield wipers with wash-down and intermittent timer
  • Mechanical Fuel Gages 
  • Rudder Indicator 
  • Xantrex Battery Indicator 
  • Slow Engine Mode 

Upper Helm

  • Upgraded Garmin 7612XSV
  • Raymarine ST60 Depth
  • Raymarine ST60 wind point & speed
  • Simrad AP-25 autopilot
  • Simrad RS87 VHF with DSC
  • ACR search light remote control
  • 5' Ritchie magnetic compass
  • Bennett trim tabs
  • Kahlenberg air horn

Electrical

Wired for both 12 volt DC and 110 Volt AC service.  She has a 50amp shore power cord.

Equipped with a Northern Lights 8 KW generator (870 hours) handling heavier loads while off the dock and a Trace 2500 Watt inverter handles any of the lighter loads.  

12 Volt DC

  • Switch panel with breakers
  • Volt & Amp meters
  • two 110 Amp alternators
  • two 8D AGM house start batteries
  • two 8D AGM inverter batteries
  • one 8D AGM engine start battery
  • one Group 27 generator start battery
  • Separate 12 breaker Navionics switch panel

110 Volt AC

  • Switch panel with breakers
  • Volt & Amp meters
  • Outlets
  • Water heater (also engine supplied)
  • 50 amp battery charger
  • 50 amp shore power inlets fwd. & aft
  • 50' 50 amp shore power cord, 30 amp splitter and adapter
  • 50' 30 amp shore power cord
  • 8 KW Northern Lights with 868
  • 2500 watt Trace inverter

Mechanical

Twin Caterpillar 3126B 420 hp freshwater cooled diesels provide cruising speeds for up to 16kts at 2400 rpm.  The engines turn fixed four-bladed propellers on 2" stainless steel shafts through Twin disc 2.5:1 reduction gears.  The owner reports that with generator running, fuel consumption is 9-10 gph at 10-11 kt. providing 550-600 nautical mile cruising range at that speed.

  • Dual racor fuel filters
  • Panish dual lever engine controls
  • Dripless shaft seals
  • Spur cutters
  • 12 volt engine room lighting
  • 110 volt engine room lighting
  • Delta T engine intake de-misters
  • Engine room 110 volt outlets
  • Engine room fresh water connection
  • 2" thick 1.6 lb/sq foot engine room insulation
  • Reverso oil change pump for engines, gears, and genset
  • High-exhaust temp alarms
  • Three electric bilge pumps
  • One manual bilge pump
  • Two Marine Air 16,K BTU reverse cycle air cond. units
  • Tankwatch holding tank monitor
  • Vacuflush system for two heads
  • Macerator pump
  • Grunert 110 Volt holding plate refrigeration
  • Wine Cooler 

Hull and Deck

Recently professionally maintained Teak Decks. Solid fiberglass hull with molded in plank lines, spray and rub rails with original white gel coat in excellent condition with blue boot top. The hull was laid up with Hydrex resin in the exterior laminates for superior osmotic blistering resistance.

Fiberglass decks with a 9/16" (thickest in the industry) teak decking overlay on the side decks and flying bridge.  Stainless steel safety rails with gates P&S. 

The difficult to-maintain teak planking on the transom was eliminated on this GB and she is one of the more modern Grand Banks 42's, with a fully-molded-in flying bridge, thus eliminating the teak trim band.  However, in keeping with the attractive and traditional line of the boat, there are well maintained teak cap rails and brow around the edge of the hard top and a few other varnished teak accoutrements.  Exterior hardware is all polished stainless steel. She has been kept undercover since new and is in remarkable condition.

Starting aft is the gracious aft deck with voluminous deep lazarettes below as well as the "garage" just aft of the sliding helm door that access auxiliary equipment and provides additional storage.  Wide side decks with bulwarks and railings lead forward to the substantial anchor platform under side deck covers. 

A huge plus to the Grand Banks 42 Europa is the walk-up flying bridge access courtesy of the molded in steps with storage under that access that space from the aft deck.

The Flying Bridge offers a superior layout, with two Stidd Chairs with high stainless steel posts forward and the optional molded fiberglass L-settee aft and to starboard, as well as a teak table for dining or hors d'oeuvres.  The chairs and settee are all fitted with Sunbrella covers.

  • Loffrans horizontal electric windlass with chain & rope drums, controls at the bow and both helm stations
  • 60 lb CQR 200' 3/8" chain
  • Saltwater wash-down forward
  • Freshwater wash-down fwd & aft
  • Transom door
  • H&C transom shower
  • Teak swim platform custom built a factory thicker (stronger) than standard
  • Flip-down stainless steel swim ladder 
  • Courtesy lights (including three additional above standard)
  • Custom flying bridge chart locker
  • Electric self-tailing winch on mast for dinghy lift
  • Sunbrella half-length bimini, flying bridge cover, Stidd seat and L-settee covers
  • Lifesling
  • ABC dry chem fire extinguishers
  • Flare kit
  • Bell
  • First aid kit
  • Varnished flag staffs, burgee and ensign
  • Hubbel TV/Phone inlet aft
  • No Gas Stove
  • Front Window Opens Out for fresh air 

Two Staterooms

  • Master is forward Full Beam V-Berth with ensuite Head
  • VIP over/under bunks, separate Head 
  • VacuFlush Heads
  • Extra Storage Lockers
  • Teak Planking sides
  • Very simple quality layout 
  • Sleeping quarters for 4 people total

Galley

  • Gourmet Galley
  • SS Double Sink
  • U- Shapped Corian Counter Tops 
  • Sharp Convection Oven 
  • No Gas Stove
  • Over Head Storage
  • Large Windows for Panoramic views 
  • U-Line Ice maker 
  • Wet Bar
  • Gurnert Holding Plates for refrigeration
  • Wine Cooler
  • Liquor Bar Cabinet and extra China Storage
  • Folding Dinning Table with storage 

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. Hours listed may vary from actual hours due to recent use. Purchaser is encouraged to verify hours prior to purchase. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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Overview from around the web 2004 Grand Banks Europa 42

Customers praise the 2004 Grand Banks Europa 42 for its classic craftsmanship and sturdy construction, highlighting the vessel’s solid build quality and timeless design

Many appreciate the spacious and comfortable interior, noting the efficient use of space that makes extended cruising enjoyable. The boat’s reliable performance and seaworthiness receive frequent commendations, with owners valuing its smooth handling and fuel efficiency. Additionally, the elegant teak finishes and well-thought-out layout contribute to a luxurious onboard experience. Overall, the Europa 42 is recognized for combining traditional style with practical functionality, making it a favorite among cruising enthusiasts.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2004 Grand Banks Europa 42 is a well-regarded classic trawler-style yacht known for its blend of traditional craftsmanship and comfortable cruising capabilities. Here are some key pros and cons of this model:

Pros

Timeless Design: The Europa 42 features the iconic Grand Banks styling with a graceful sheerline and elegant lines, appealing to those who appreciate classic yacht aesthetics.

Solid Construction: Built with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship, offering durability and longevity.

Spacious Interior: The layout includes comfortable accommodations with well-appointed cabins, a functional galley, and ample living space, making it ideal for extended cruising.

Efficient Performance: Powered by reliable diesel engines, the Europa 42 provides steady, economical cruising speeds suitable for long-distance passages.

Good Seaworthiness: The hull design delivers stable handling and a comfortable ride in various sea conditions.

Generous Deck Space: Offers roomy decks for relaxing, entertaining, or handling lines with ease.

Cons

Older Systems: Being a 2004 model, some onboard systems and electronics may be outdated and could require upgrades or maintenance.

Fuel Consumption: While efficient for its size and type, fuel consumption may be higher compared to more modern, lighter displacement vessels.

Limited Speed: As a traditional trawler, the Europa 42 is designed for comfort and efficiency rather than speed, so it cruises at moderate speeds.

Maintenance Requirements: The classic woodwork and traditional materials may require regular upkeep to maintain their appearance and integrity.

Space Constraints: Although spacious for a 42-foot vessel, some may find interior spaces less open compared to newer designs emphasizing open-plan layouts.

Made For

The 2004 Grand Banks Europa 42 is ideal for discerning sailors and cruisers who value classic craftsmanship combined with modern comfort. Perfect for those seeking a reliable and elegant motor yacht for extended coastal cruising or leisurely weekend getaways, it appeals to boaters who appreciate spacious accommodations, timeless design, and solid performance on the water. Whether you're an experienced captain or a couple looking to explore new horizons, the Europa 42 offers a versatile and comfortable platform for memorable adventures.

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