2004 Lagoon 43 Sold Boat in Saint Petersburg, FL 33711 US
43
2 Engines (2x Volvo Penta)
43 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Twin Volvo 285 HP diesel engines provide efficient cruising speeds with redundancy and maneuverability. A 12 kW Northern Lights generator powers onboard systems, while solar panels supplement electrical needs for greater independence at anchor.
The elevated flybridge offers excellent sightlines for docking and navigation with comfortable seating nearby. The expansive aft cockpit connects easily to wide side decks and a secure foredeck lounge.
Stable underway and at anchor, the Lagoon 43 Power delivers efficiency, comfort, and cruising confidence in a proven multihull design. Koswekan is a Great Loop veteran having finished her Loop in December of 2025.
Recent upgrades and maintenance include:
2026
- Bottom paint renewed
- Propellers balanced
- Port Transmission replaced
- Three part compound, polish, wax completed
- All engine belts replaced
- Starboard Raw water pump replaced
- Volvo exhaust elbows replaced
- Starboard Volvo turbo charger replaced
- Fuel tanks polished
- Main engine exhaust hoses replaced
- House battery bank replaced
- Master stateroom AC replaced
- Master stateroom toilet replaced
- Davit hydraulic cylinder replaced
- Port Main engine raw water pump replaced
- Starter batteries replaced
- Generator battery replaced
- Generator exhaust elbow, heat exchanger, thermostat, and end caps replaced
- Water maker membrane replaced
- Generator fuel injector replaced
- Generator fuel lift pump replaced
- Victron 3000 watt inverter installed
- Interior curtains replaced
- 2021 Highfield CL-340 RIB
The foredeck features generous seating and a comfortable sunken lounging area, an ideal space for relaxing underway or enjoying a quiet anchorage. The catamaran’s wide beam creates a secure and inviting forward entertaining area rarely found on monohulls in this size range.
Entering from the starboard side deck, you step into the large, fully enclosed aft cockpit. This protected outdoor living space offers excellent flow between the salon and exterior entertaining areas. From here, you have two natural transitions, ascend the companionway to the flybridge helm or enter the spacious salon through the aft doors.
Up the companionway, the flybridge helm provides excellent sightlines for docking, locking, and navigation. This elevated position delivers commanding visibility while maintaining connection with guests seated forward on the bow or gathered in the cockpit below.
Stepping into the salon, you are immediately struck by the openness created by the Lagoon’s wide beam and expansive windows. To starboard is the dedicated lower helm, a highly desirable feature for extended cruising. This fully functional interior helm allows for comfortable operation in inclement weather while maintaining excellent forward visibility. The salon blends comfort and practicality, with easy access to the cockpit aft, the office and berthing spaces. A large L-shaped settee with a expandable hardwood dinette provides ample space for relaxing or dining.
In the starboard hull, the layout is thoughtfully arranged for extended cruising. Aft is the full galley, offering generous counter space and storage. Its position allows the chef to remain connected to both the salon and cockpit while maintaining a dedicated workspace.
Moving forward and down, the utility room is equipped with a washer/dryer combo unit, additional freezer, and storage cabinetry, a significant advantage for long-range cruising or liveaboard life.
All the way forward in the starboard hull is the office. This versatile space functions as a dedicated workspace but can easily convert into a comfortable single berth when additional sleeping accommodations are needed.
In the port hull forward is the guest stateroom, featuring a queen berth and ample storage. Just aft of the stateroom is a private ensuite wet head, providing comfort and privacy for guests.
The owner’s suite spans the full beam of the vessel aft, a standout feature of this design. The centered queen berth creates a true master cabin feel uncommon in vessels of this size. The split head arrangement enhances both privacy and functionality, with the toilet and vanity to port and a separate shower compartment to starboard. This configuration allows two people to use the facilities simultaneously, a thoughtful design element for full-time cruising.
Engine access is integrated into the sole in both the galley and the berthing companionway, providing convenient service points without compromising living space. Generator access is located on the foredeck. This arrangement ensures practical mechanical access while preserving the comfort and livability of the interior.
In the port hull forward is a guest stateroom with queen berth and private ensuite wet head located just aft. The starboard hull features an office forward that converts to an additional single berth.
Teak and holly flooring adds warmth and classic nautical character, while large windows to port, starboard, and forward fill the space with natural light. A large sliding glass door connects seamlessly to the cockpit, enhancing indoor-outdoor flow and ventilation.
- Raymarine Axiom Plus 12 multifunction display
- Raymarine Autopilot
- Raymarine Quantum 2 Radar
- Raymarine ST60 depth display
- Raymarine ST60 speed display (currently inoperative)
- Navman Compass
- iCom IC-M602 VHF marine radio
- Raymarine VHF marine radio
- Volvo Penta engine gauges and throttle transmission controls
- Dometic AC-DC refrigerator
- Alder Barbour Power Plate chest freezer aft of lower helm seat
- U-Line ice maker
- Force 10 3 burner electric cooktop with overhead vent
- Black and Decker microwave oven
- Ckozese Air Fryer
- Origo dishwasher (currently inoperative)
- Large double basin stainless steel sink
- Stainless steel countertops
- Hardwood cabinets and drawers
- Teak and holly floor
- Splendide 2000S washer dryer combo unit
- Sanyo AC freezer
- Storage cabinets
A fold-up desktop creates an efficient workstation, while surrounding cabinets and drawers offer organized storage for files, equipment, or personal gear. This flexible space enhances the vessel’s livability, whether used as an office, hobby room, or overflow guest cabin.
Just aft of the cabin is a private ensuite wet head, providing convenience and privacy while maintaining an efficient use of space. This arrangement ensures guests have their own dedicated accommodations separate from the owner’s suite.
The split head arrangement maximizes functionality, featuring a dedicated toilet and vanity compartment to port and a separate shower to starboard. This thoughtful layout allows for simultaneous use and adds to the comfort of extended cruising or full-time living aboard.
The fully equipped flybridge helm features:
- Raymarine Axiom Plus 9 multifunction display
- Raymarine Autopilot
- Raymarine Quantum 2 Radar
- Ritchie Compass
- Raymarine VHF marine radio
- Volvo Penta engine gauges and throttle transmission controls
- Volvo Penta KAMD-300 285 HP Main Diesel Engines (3,034 and 3,053 hours)
- Volvo Penta HS63AE-A Gearboxes
- Racor fuel filters for each main engine and generator
- Dripless shaft seals
- Stainless Steel propeller shafts
- 11 Gallon Seaward water heater
- 3 zone reverse cycle air conditioning\heating
- Macerator
- 12 kW Northern Lights Generator (2,053 hours)
- Victron 3000 watt Inverter Battery Charger
- Victron SmartSolar charge controller
- 5 - 100 ah solar panels
- 2 - Group 34 main engine start batteries
- Group 24 generator start battery
- 3 - 4D house batteries
- 2 - 50 AMP shore power cords
- Numerous shore power splitters and adapters
- StarLink Ready
- Fusion stereo (Lower Helm)
- Fusion Stereo (Flybridge Helm)
- Insignia 19" flat screen TV (Guest Stateroom)
- 2 - TCL 32" Roku flat screen TV (Salon and Master Stateroom)
- Numerous speakers
- Lewmar windless with chain rode
- Windlass foot switches
- Custom, polished stainless anchor roller
- Mantus M1 plow anchor
- Auxiliary plow anchor
- Anchor swivel
- Bow wash down spigot
- Stainless Steel stanchions and handrails
- Fenders and lines
- Hot and cold swim platform shower
- 2 - Sea Fire engine compartment fire suppression system
- Fire extinguishers
- Dual electric air horn
- CO detectors
- Automatic and manual bilge pumps
- Life Raft (needs inspection)
- ACR Ditch Bag
- PFDs
- Escape hatches
- 2021 Highfield CL340 RIB
- 25 hp Yamaha Outboard
- Nautical Structures HCD-1000 Davit Crane
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| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3/5/26 | Initial price | $290,000 |
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Customers praise the 2004 Lagoon 43 for its spacious and comfortable layout, making it ideal for both cruising and entertaining
Many highlight its solid construction and reliable performance under sail, appreciating the ease of handling despite its size. The large salon and well-designed cockpit receive positive remarks for providing excellent living and socializing spaces. Additionally, owners often commend the ample storage and thoughtful design features that enhance long-term cruising comfort. Overall, the 2004 Lagoon 43 is valued for combining practicality with style, offering a balanced and enjoyable sailing experience.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2004 Lagoon 43 is a popular cruising catamaran known for its spacious design and comfortable sailing experience. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The Lagoon 43 offers ample living space with multiple cabins and a large saloon, making it ideal for extended cruising and entertaining.
Stability: As a catamaran, it provides excellent stability under sail, reducing heeling and offering a comfortable ride.
Performance: It delivers good sailing performance for a cruiser of its size, with responsive handling and decent speed.
Deck Space: The wide beam provides generous deck and cockpit areas, perfect for relaxation and socializing.
Easy Access: Shallow draft allows access to a variety of anchorages and coastal areas that deeper keel boats cannot reach.
Cons
Age Considerations: Being a 2004 model, some systems and equipment may be outdated or require upgrading to modern standards.
Maintenance: As with any older boat, maintenance can be more frequent and potentially costly, especially for the twin engines and twin hulls.
Maneuverability: While stable, catamarans like the Lagoon 43 can be less maneuverable in tight marinas compared to monohulls.
Cost: Initial purchase price can be high for a well-maintained model, and insurance or docking fees may reflect the boat’s size and value.
Weight: Heavier than some newer designs, which can affect light-wind performance.
Made For
The 2004 Lagoon 43 is perfect for sailors and boating enthusiasts seeking a spacious and comfortable catamaran ideal for both leisurely cruising and extended voyages. Its design caters to families, groups of friends, or couples who desire ample living space, excellent stability, and easy handling. Whether you're planning coastal explorations or island hopping adventures, the Lagoon 43 offers a versatile and reliable platform for enjoying the water in style and comfort.
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