1982 Rough Water 41 Pilothouse
$29,950
Boat in Everett, WA 98201 US
Built in 1982
41 Pilothouse
1 Engine (Perkins)
41 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
1981 Roughwater 41 - Classic Northwest Pilothouse Cruiser
The 1981 Roughwater 41 is a true Pacific Northwest classic, known for its solid construction, comfortable layout, and exceptional cruising capability. Built for the waters of the Puget Sound and beyond, this spacious pilothouse cruiser combines rugged seaworthiness with the comfort of a floating home.
The wide beam and thoughtful design provide a bright and inviting interior with plenty of room for extended cruising or liveaboard life. Large windows throughout the salon bring in natural light while offering excellent visibility.
Below, the vessel features a generous modify galley perfect for entertaining or long-range cruising. Multiple staterooms and a well-appointed head provide comfortable accommodations for owners and guests alike.
Outside, the expansive deck space makes moving around the boat easy and safe, while the pilothouse offers excellent visibility and a great vantage point for navigating or relaxing underway. The sturdy construction and dependable systems make the Roughwater 41 a proven performer for coastal cruising.
Whether you're exploring the San Juan Islands, cruising the Inside Passage, or looking for a comfortable liveaboard, this Roughwater 41 offers timeless style, dependable performance, and the space to enjoy life on the water.
Highlights may includes:
- Classic pilothouse design
- Hardtop full enclosed over aft deck
- Spacious salon with large windows
- Comfortable accommodations for extended cruising
- Well-equipped galley
- Proven Northwest cruising platform
- Solid fiberglass construction
If you're looking for a well-built Northwest cruiser with classic lines and practical design, the Roughwater 41 deserves your attention.1981 Roughwater 41 - Classic Northwest Pilothouse Cruiser.
- 2018 Highfield CL290PVC
- Inverter/charger: Magnum MS2012, 2000W (2018)
- Remote Monitor: Magnum ME-RC (2018)
- Battery Monitor: Magnum ME-BMK (2018)
- Alternator (house): 120
- Regulator: Balmar Max Charge MC-612
- Batteries: (8) Dyno, 6v, D-105, 225ah, total capacity @12v-900ah (2018)
- Solar panels: 6-Renogy 100w (2023)
- MPPT Contoller: Renogy Rover 60A (2023)
- Chartplotter #1: Garmin 942xs (2021)
- Chartplotter #2: Garmin 702
- VHF #1: Garmin 215 wo/AIS (2021)
- Autopilot: Benmar Course Setter 21
- Handheld: West Marine, VHF200
- AIS: Garmin AIS800 (2021)
- Radar: Garmin GMR Fantom 18” (2022)
- Wind: Garmin gWind 1, w/GND 10 (2022) (needs new battery every 1 or 2 years. Part
- #010-12117-10)
- GPS: Furuno GP-32
- GPS Antenna #1: Furuno
- GPS Antenna #2: Garmin 24xd with heading sensor (2022)
- Heading Sensor: Garmin SteadyCast (2021)
- Compass: Ritchie
- Stove: Dickinson Mediterranean (2017)
- Refer: GE, Model: GCE06GSHBSB (2017)
- Freezer: Whynter 2.1cf (2018)
- Microwave: Black and Decker
- Water supply: Jabsco PAR-Max 4 (2020)
- Accumulator tank: Jabsco model 18810, 2gal (2020)
- Shower pump: Whale, Gulper 220 (2020)
- Water heater: IsoTemp Spa, 25L (6.6 gal), 750W (2020)
- Head #1: Dometic 8100, Master Flush, fresh water, (2020)
- Head #2: Raritan PHII
- Windlass: Lofrans Tigres, 1500w (2023)
- Anchor #1: 44lb, Claw
- Rode #1: 200’ chain, 200’ 3-strand rope
- Anchor #2: Fluke
- Rode #2: 250’ braided
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3/15/26 | Initial price | $29,950 |
Overview from around the web 1982 Rough Water 41 Pilothouse
Customers praise the 1982 Rough Water 41 Pilothouse for its robust construction and exceptional seaworthiness
Many highlight its solid pilothouse design, which offers excellent protection and visibility in rough conditions. Owners appreciate the spacious interior layout, providing comfortable accommodations for extended cruising. The vessel's reliable performance and durable build make it a favorite among those seeking a dependable offshore cruiser. Additionally, users often mention the classic styling combined with practical features, making the Rough Water 41 Pilothouse a timeless choice for serious boaters.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1982 Rough Water 41 Pilothouse offers a range of features that appeal to serious cruisers and offshore enthusiasts. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this classic trawler-style yacht:
Pros
Sturdy Construction: Built with a solid fiberglass hull and a robust pilothouse design, the Rough Water 41 is well-suited for handling rough seas and extended cruising.
Spacious Pilothouse: The elevated pilothouse provides excellent visibility and a comfortable steering station protected from the elements, ideal for long passages.
Efficient Layout: The interior layout maximizes living space with well-appointed accommodations, including a full galley, comfortable salon, and private staterooms.
Fuel Efficiency: Designed for economical cruising, the boat typically has efficient diesel engines that offer good fuel economy for its size.
Good Seaworthiness: The hull design and displacement provide a stable and comfortable ride even in challenging conditions.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: As a vessel built in 1982, it may require ongoing maintenance and updates to systems such as electronics, plumbing, and electrical components.
Slower Speed: The trawler hull design prioritizes efficiency and comfort over speed, so it may not be suitable for those seeking fast passages.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to newer models, some onboard systems and conveniences may be dated or less advanced.
Space Constraints: While spacious for its class, the interior may feel compact compared to larger or more modern pilothouse yachts.
Availability of Parts: Replacement parts for older engines or systems may be harder to source, potentially increasing maintenance time and cost.
Made For
The 1982 Rough Water 41 Pilothouse is designed for serious cruising enthusiasts who value comfort, durability, and seaworthiness. Ideal for those seeking a reliable vessel capable of handling rough waters, this boat is perfect for extended voyages, liveaboard lifestyles, and adventurers who appreciate traditional pilothouse styling combined with robust construction. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or an experienced cruiser, the Rough Water 41 offers a spacious and secure environment for exploring coastal and offshore waters with confidence.
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1728 West Marine View Drive, Suite 222, Everett, WA, 98201
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