2012 Lagoon 421 Sold Boat in Sandusky, OH 44113 US
Built in 2012
421
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41.3 feet
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Fiberglass/Composite
Bleu Lagoon is a stunning 3 cabin owner's version Lagoon 421 catamaran for sale that embodies comfort and space. She is a rare freshwater boat with light seasonal use, not your typical sun-damaged vessel. Bleu Lagoon has an ICW friendly mast height, featuring A/C, Generator, Code 0, new jib 2024, new mainsail cover, center console dinghy with electric start Honda outboard, cockpit fridge and icemaker, 12" chart plotters, radar, AIS, and new electronics 2025. The Lagoon 421 is perfect for those seeking adventure and comfort, offering ample space for relaxation and entertaining. The boat features a thoughtfully designed layout, ensuring a smooth sailing experience. With its impressive design, it is well-suited for both leisurely cruising and spirited voyages. The Lagoon 421 is equipped with essential features that enhance your sailing experience, making it a fantastic choice for both seasoned sailors and newcomers alike. Whether you're exploring coastal waters or enjoying a day out with friends, the Bleu Lagoon promises unforgettable moments on the open sea. Embrace the freedom of sailing with this exceptional catamaran, where every journey becomes a cherished memory.
• Owner’s version – 3 sleeping cabins with 3 en-suite heads, 3 separate showers
Port hull dedicated to owner – queen size semi-island style bed, dressing area, lavatory with sink, electric head, and enclosed shower. Loads of storage, 2 hanging lockers, etc
Starboard hull – 2 cabins for guests. Each with queen size semi-island style bed, sink, electric head & enclosed shower. Also small hanging lockers and large drawer in each starboard cabin and Under bed slats for air circulation
• LOA: 41’4”
• LWL: 40’4”
• Beam: 24’7”
• Draft: 4’2”
• Mast Height over water: 64’9”. (short mast)
• Displacement: 26,835
• Mainsail: Fully batten/Square Top (3 reefing points): 748 Sq Feet
• Mainsail cover with lazyjacks (New 2022)
• Furling jib: 386 Sq Feet (New 2024)
• Code 0 sail (blue & white) in excellent condition.
• Water: 4 X 46 = 184 gallons• Fuel: 2 X 79 = 158 gallons
• Standing headroom: 6’5” to 6’9” depending on location
• 12 volt LED lighting throughout the boat including navigation lights
• Architects: Marc Van Peteghem & Vincent Lauriot Prevost. (VPLP)
• EEC Certificate: A for 11 persons, B for 13 persons, C for 18 persons, D for 20 persons
• Dinghy davits (400 pound capacity) lines run to an electric winch•
AB 10 foot dinghy (Mares model, with console/wheel and 20 hp Honda outboard (electric start). Includes small Mantus dinghy anchor & line. Seats recovered 2022. Sunbrella covers for seats and wheel (about 10 years old)
• Fresh water boat – other than crossing the Atlantic when new, the boat has been sailed exclusively on the Great Lakes.
• Triple sinks
• Vitrifrigo under counter Refrigerator (12 volt)
• Vitrifrigo under counter Freezer (12 volt)
• U-line ice-maker in cockpit (120 volt) New 2022
• 2nd Isotherm refrigerator in cockpit (12 volt)
• ENO 3 burner propane stove
• ENO propane oven
• Breville toaster oven (120 volt)
• Backlit 12volt panel
• Extra receptacles added at galley, master cabin, main salon, all 3 heads
• LCD display with:
-Volt meter for 2 battery banks
-Amp meter for 2 battery banks
-Fuel gauge for 2 tanks
-Water gauge for 2 tanks
• Batteries:
- 2 Group 31 engine start
- 4 Group 4D gel batteries (183 amp hours each). 732 total amp hours New 2020
- 1 small Genset start battery new 2025
• Cruisair A/C & Heatpumps (4 units). 1 @ 18,000 BTU, 3 @ 6,000 BTU
• Genset Onan Cummings 11.5 kw. Hours: 225
• Two 50’ 50 amp power cords
• One, 25’ 50 amp cord, plus adapters
• 158 gallon water capacity (fill locations on port and starboard sides)
• Deck connection
• 12 volt pressure water pump
• Quick 11 gallon hot water heater (110 volt and engine heat)
• 2 manual bilge pumps; handles located in cockpit
• 2 automatic bilge pumps
• 2 manual electric bilge pumps
• Spare parts
• Raymarine 12” Axiom chart plotters – one at helm, one at Nav station (new 2025)
• AIS 500
• Radar 24k digital (New 2025)
• I70s – 3 units for wind, depth, etc (New 2025)
• Raymarine auto pilot (Hydraulic drive unit) (Control unit new 2025)
• Raymarine VHF Radio (fixed) at Nav Station with repeating mic/speaker at helm. Antenna at top of mast
• Raymarine handheld/portable remote to control auto pilot
• Raymarine SR200 for Sirius XM radio and weather - new 2025
• Icom hand-held VHF radio
• Two TV’s – 32” in main salon, and small TV in Master cabin. Mast top TV antenna.
• Pioneer radio – inside and outside speakers
• 8 large mooring cleats
• Quick Vertical windlass 1200 watt with 10mm/3/8” gipsy
• Rocna 25 KG anchor with 150’ of 3/8 galvanized chain followed by 100 feet of 3/8” 3 strand anchor line
• Spare Fortress anchor and line
• Rubber transom rubrails
• SS swim ladder
• Access to each engine
• 11 Lewmar opening ports (each with sliding shade/screen units mounted inside)
• 2 large forward storage areas accessed via Lewmar hatches, and 3 additional forward storage areas
• Canvas cover over helm (new 2019) with side zip-on enclosure)
• Magma round/kettle grill with cover. (New 2020)
• Chrome bell
• Cockpit cushions (seats and backs). Recovered 2022
• Teak Cockpit table (short legs for coffee table style, and tall legs for dining (drop leaf). New 2020
• Many dock lines & fenders
• Misc: boat hooks, Lifesling, inflatable and regular life jackets, canvas line bags
Standing Rigging
• Anodized aluminum deck stepped mast (56 feet)
• Single spreaders
• Anodized aluminum boom
Running Rigging:
• Double purchase main halyard (new 2025)
• Genoa halyard
• Triple purchase mainsheet led back to helm, mainsheet traveler and car on hard top binimi (new 2022)
• 2 Genoa Sheets (new 2022)
• Spinnaker halyard, Two Code 0 sheets
• Boom topping lift
• 3 reefing lines that run to cockpit
• 3 Harken 46 electric winches at helm with foot switches
• 1 Harken 46 manual winch at port side (for Code 0)
• 1 Harken 30 electric for dinghy davits
• All lines (halyards, sheets, reefing, traveler) lead to line jammers at the helm
• 2 X Yanmar 4JHTE (75hp) with SD 50 saildrives. (upgrade from normal 40 hp engines)
• Hours: Approx 1800 each
• Rated speed 3,200 rpm
• 4 cylinders
• Turbocharged
• B20 panels (2)
• Flex-o-fold 3 blade props
• Cruising speed – nearly 8 knots at 2200 rpm
• Spare parts (filters, impellers, alternator, etc)
• Polyester and vinylester FRP (osmotic barrier)
• Infused balsa core
• Infused solid glass FRP under waterline
• Solid core composite interior FRP hull and roof liners
• FRP reinforced marine ply bulkheads
Hull repair disclaimer available, ask broker for details.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 6/28/25 | Initial price | $300,000 |
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Overview from around the web 2012 Lagoon 421
Customers rave about the 2012 Lagoon 421 for its impressive balance of performance and comfort
Many appreciate its spacious layout and well-thought-out design, which offers ample living space both inside and out. Sailors love the easy handling and stability, making it an ideal choice for both experienced and novice sailors alike. The large cockpit and expansive flybridge provide excellent areas for relaxation and entertaining, while the panoramic views from the saloon enhance the overall experience on the water. The 421's well-appointed cabins are frequently praised for their cozy and inviting atmosphere, providing a perfect retreat after a day of sailing. Additionally, the efficient use of space means plenty of storage for gear and personal belongings. Customers also highlight the Lagoon 421's construction quality, noting its solid build and resilient materials that withstand various marine conditions. Overall, the 2012 Lagoon 421 is celebrated for its blend of luxury, practicality, and performance, making it a favorite among cruising enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The Lagoon 421 is a well-regarded catamaran in the world of cruising and sailing, known for its balance of performance, comfort, and versatility. Here are some pros and cons to consider if you’re looking at this model:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Lagoon 421 features an open and airy design, with plenty of natural light flooding the living spaces. The saloon and galley are well-integrated, providing an inviting environment for relaxation and entertaining.
Excellent Stability: Being a catamaran, the Lagoon 421 offers superior stability and comfort compared to monohulls, making it a great choice for cruising in various sea conditions.
Performance: Designed for ease of sailing, the Lagoon 421 boasts good performance under sail. Its powerful rig and efficient hull design allow for a rewarding sailing experience.
Ample Storage: The layout includes numerous lockers and storage spaces, which is invaluable for extended cruising or living aboard.
Outdoor Living Spaces: The cockpit and deck spaces are generous, providing excellent areas for lounging, dining, and enjoying the sun. The layout promotes a seamless flow from inside to outside.
Customization Options: Buyers often appreciate the ability to customize the interiors and equipment based on personal preferences and intended use.
Cons
Price Point: The Lagoon 421, being a high-quality vessel, can be on the pricier side, particularly for models that are well-equipped or in excellent condition.
Maintenance Costs: Catamarans can sometimes come with higher maintenance and repair costs compared to monohulls, especially in terms of sails and systems.
Maneuverability: While the Lagoon 421 is relatively easy to handle, its width may pose challenges in tight spaces, such as marinas or during mooring.
Draft: Catamarans generally have a deeper draft compared to many monohulls, which may limit access to shallow anchorages and certain marina options.
Limited Speed Under Motor: While it excels under sail, some owners note that it may not be as fast under power compared to other vessels designed for motoring.
Made For
The 2012 Lagoon 421 is designed for those who appreciate luxury, comfort, and efficiency on the water. Ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends, this catamaran is perfect for sailing enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you're looking to explore distant shores, enjoy leisurely day trips, or embark on extended voyages, the Lagoon 421 offers a versatile platform for all types of sea lovers. With its spacious layout and spacious cabins, it caters to both social interactions and private retreats, making it suitable for charter operations or personal use. The boat is also a fantastic choice for those who prioritize sustainability, as its efficient design and excellent sailing performance reduce fuel consumption. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a novice looking for a stable and accessible vessel, the Lagoon 421 provides an inviting blend of luxury and practicality that appeals to a wide range of sailors.
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15 Lockwood Drive, Charleston, SC, 29401
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