2001 Tartan 4100
$149,000
Boat in Norwalk, CT 06851 US
Built in 2001
4100
1 Engine (Yanmar)
41.3 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
The Tartan 4100 stands out as a timeless modern classic. With her beautiful lines, stick build cherry interior and excellent sailing characteristics, she should be on anyone's short list in the 40' cruising market.
This Tartan 4100 has been lovingly maintained and continuously upgraded by her current owner for almost 20 years. Her bottom was blasted and barrier coated in 2022. New Quantum main and jib in 2021. Leisure Furl in boom furling, New Xantrex inverter/charger in 2023. New 4 blade Max Prop in 2021. New Quick USA 40L hot water heater 2021. 3 electric winches, Dodger, Bimini, Cockpit cushions 2024, Fitted sheets and blankets 2023, New lifelines 2024, LED light fixtures throughout 2022, Dodger bimini and connector, Marine Air reverse cycle heat/AC unit, windless and a Shore water inlet for life at the dock.
IJPE : 885.00 sq ft
I : 57.00 ft
J : 15.00 ft
P : 50.85 ft
E : 18.00 ft
Working Sail Area : 885.00 sq ft
Take the helm of the Tartan 4100 and experience the impressive responsiveness of this yacht, designed to glide gracefully through the waters. Now, step below deck to explore her spacious and comfortable interior. With a harmonious blend of appealing aesthetics and a powerful profile, the Tartan 4100 is a yacht crafted for those who seek high performance without compromising on comfort.
Forward cabin has a large comfortable V-Berth with under bunk storage. There is a vanity and sink to port and a large storage locker to starboard. The forward hatch and opening ports provide excellent ventilation. The large opening panel in the forward bulkhead provides airflow through the entire boat. The U-shaped settee to port will accommodate your guests and can be converted into a double bed if needed. The large and comfortable aft cabin has a private entrance to the head, which includes a separate shower stall.
Her mast head rig (stepped on the keel) has a hydraulic backstay adjuster to tighten the forestay when beating to windward. Her Leisure Furl Boom makes lowering the mainsail a “breeze.” Once lowered, the mainsail cover (stored in the boom) is pulled into place. No clumsy sail cover to deal with. And, unlike in the mast furling systems, the mainsail has full battens and a proper roach. There is also an owner designed boom stabilizer which prevents the boom swaying when “rolled” by waves with the mainsail down.
As a “proper yacht,” her 12 portholes are stainless steel and all open providing amazing ventilation. Her 8,000 lbs keel is solid lead, not lead incased in fiberglas.
If you have been looking for a cruising sailboat that is also a serious passage maker, this is a must-see vessel.
Electronics
Raymarine ST60 wind, speed, depth with three displays mounted in the sea hood
2 Raymarine touch screen MFD's located at the helm and navigation station
Standard Horizon VHF with ram microphone at the helm
Raymarine below deck autopilot
Sails and Rigging
2021 Quantum Main for Leisure Furl boom
2021 Quantum 135% genoa
Asymmetric cruising spin
Leisure Furl in boom furling mainsail system
Three electric winches (two genoa - halyard / furling)
Equipment
Inverter/Charger replaced 2023
LED light fixtures installed 2022
Quick USA 40L hot water heater 2021
4 Kw Panda genset 2007
electric windlass
Deck washdown pump with switch in the anchor well
Shore water connection
Two 30amp power connections
Tow 8D house batteries (need replacement)
Retractable swim platform - pully operated with H/C shower
48' wheel w/leather cover
PYI dripless seal
3 electric winches - two primaries for the jib sheets and one on the coach roof for the mainsheet, main halyard, main furling
Galley refrigeration ( needs new compressor)
Galley stove - 3 burner gimbaled with oven
Additional Equipment
Dodger and bimini
Cockpit cushions 2024
Fitted sheets and blankets for both cabins 2023
Bottom sand blasted and barrier coated 2022
4 blade PYI Max Prop 2021
Lifelines replaced 2021
Fitted Fairclough winter cover and frame.
45 Lbs CQR and 45 Lbs Bruce Anchors
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
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2/5/26 | Initial price | $149,000 |
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Customers praise the 2001 Tartan 4100 for its exceptional combination of performance, comfort, and craftsmanship
Many highlight its solid build quality and sleek design, noting that it handles well both in coastal cruising and offshore conditions. The spacious and thoughtfully laid-out interior receives high marks for comfort and functionality, making it ideal for extended voyages or weekend getaways. Owners also appreciate the quality of the materials and attention to detail throughout the boat, which contribute to its lasting value and reliability. Overall, the 2001 Tartan 4100 is regarded as a well-balanced cruiser that appeals to sailors seeking both performance and comfort.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2001 Tartan 4100 is a well-regarded sailing yacht known for its blend of performance, comfort, and craftsmanship. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with high-quality materials and attention to detail, ensuring durability and longevity.
Performance-Oriented Design: Offers excellent sailing capabilities with a balanced helm and responsive handling.
Spacious Interior: Provides comfortable accommodations with well-designed living spaces, suitable for extended cruising.
Efficient Layout: Thoughtfully arranged cockpit and deck areas that enhance ease of handling and safety.
Reputation: Tartan is known for quality craftsmanship and strong resale value.
Good Storage: Ample storage compartments for gear and provisions.
Cons
Maintenance: As with many boats of this age, upkeep can require consistent attention to keep systems and finishes in top shape.
Limited Modern Amenities: Being a 2001 model, it may lack some of the latest technological advancements found in newer yachts.
Weight: The solid build adds weight, which might slightly impact light-wind performance compared to lighter, more modern designs.
Price Point: Due to its quality and reputation, purchase and maintenance costs can be higher compared to similar-sized production boats.
Made For
The 2001 Tartan 4100 is designed for sailors who seek a perfect blend of performance, comfort, and style. Ideal for cruising enthusiasts and weekend adventurers, this sailboat offers spacious accommodations and impressive handling, making it suitable for both family outings and extended voyages. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or someone looking to elevate your on-water experience, the Tartan 4100 provides a reliable and enjoyable platform for exploring coastal waters and beyond.
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Contact McMichael Yacht Brokers LTD.
447 E. Boston Post Rd., Mamaroneck, NY, 10543
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