The brokerage team at Wellington Yacht Partners has listed the 1988 Hylas 47 Onegin for sale with an asking price of $195,000. 

The Hylas 47 is a center-cockpit sailing yacht renowned for its combination of performance, comfort and seaworthiness. Designed by the legendary Sparkman & Stephens and built by Queen Long Marine, this model has a well-deserved reputation as a capable bluewater cruiser.

Onegin‘s spacious interior features a three-stateroom layout, offering ample accommodations for guests and crew. The master cabin, located aft, has a centerline island berth, a comfortable settee and an ensuite head with a vanity and full-sized mirror. The main salon is a welcoming space with comfortable seating, teak cabinetry and a dining table. A double bunk guest cabin is located forward to port, while the guest head with a separate shower is opposite. The spacious V-berth, also forward, offers plenty of storage options.  

Aft of the companionway, you’ll find a well-equipped galley to starboard and a large storage area to port leading to the walk-through aft head. This layout provides easy access to essential amenities and promotes a comfortable cruising experience.

The hull design features a deep forefoot, long fin keel, and full skeg hung rudder, which provides excellent stability and seaworthiness. This, combined with its balanced directional performance and speed, makes Onegin an ideal choice for both coastal cruising and bluewater voyages.  

With a ballast-to-displacement ratio of approximately 43 percent, this Hylas 47 offers exceptional stability and resistance to rolling, making her a comfortable and safe vessel for long-distance sailing. The shallow draft of 6 feet allows Onegin to navigate shallow waters, such as those found in the Bahamas, while its air draft of 64 feet also makes it suitable for cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). 

Onegin has always been privately owned and has never been chartered, ensuring a well-maintained and cared-for vessel. The boat has been cruised extensively by its experienced owners, exploring the diverse waters of Europe, South America and the Caribbean. This cruising history demonstrates her versatility and seaworthiness, making it well-suited for both coastal cruising and long-distance voyages. 

Upgrades include all new standing rigging (2019), new electronics including autopilot (2023), a new tender and outboard (2020), and a completely rebuilt Yanmar diesel engine (2019).   

Onegin is currently located in Newport, Rhode Island, and is ready to embark on its next adventure with a new owner. Her combination of classic design, modern amenities, and recent upgrades make her an ideal choice for those seeking a reliable, comfortable, and capable bluewater cruiser.

Take the next step: Click over to wellingtonyachts.com.

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The brokerage team at Wellington Yacht Partners has listed the Dufour 500 GL Madame Geneva for sale with an asking price of $350,000. 

Located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, the classy 2015 model, christened Madame Geneva, is described by Wellington Yacht Partners as a thoroughly modern sailing yacht chock full of innovative features and options.

Madame Geneva has an LOA of 50 feet, a 15-foot 8-inch beam, and a 6-foot 3-inch draft. Its fiberglass hull displaces 33,609 pounds, powered by a 75 hp Volvo D4 diesel with 1,836 engine hours.

Designed by Umberto Felci, the Dufour 500 GL has been recognized for a “best-in-class” cockpit design with twin wheels and a fold-down transom. Its roomy three-cabin layout with a full-beam galley, two heads and a utility space is ideal for extended cruising.

Owners will appreciate the yacht’s two-position nav station with a gimballed nav table. A high-low expandable salon table drops down to convert into a lounge with sliding salon seats. The salon also has a wine cellar for full-size bottle storage.

Madame Geneva has an oak interior with Bonanza Moon (orange) cushions and LED recessed lighting. The forward cabin has a cedar-lined and well-lit hanging locker to starboard, a large locker with built-in shelving to port and access to the starboard shower and sink.

The port galley offers both top- and side-loading refrigeration with a freezer compartment, plus a three-burner, gimballed stove/oven combo and a microwave. The starboard-side galley area has double stainless sinks with a saltwater foot pump.

On deck, Madame Geneva has a fold-out stainless anchor roller with a windlass system. Its bowsprit is extendable for Code Zero sails. According to the listing broker, Wellington Yacht Partners, the boat has been “well-loved and cared for,” including a recent haul out with annual maintenance at Safe Harbor New England Boatworks in August 2023. She is now back in the water and fully commissioned: “ready to go and priced to sell.”

More details about the Dufour 500 GL Madame Geneva, as well as detailed equipment specs and video tours, can be found here.

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True North, a 2018 Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 that has spent its entire life in the Great Lakes and is reportedly in pristine condition, is represented by Wellington Yacht Partners and is listed for sale at $299,000.

The Oceanis 41.1 is a modern mid-size cruiser. The hard chine, a trademark of the Oceanis range stretches the entire length of the hull for a reduced heeling angle and optimized living space inside.

Her two-cabin layout features a huge master cabin, a spacious guest cabin and a great utility room/workshop. The interior joinery is blonde oak with contrasting dark soleboards. On deck, she is easy to handle with in-mast furling and three electric winches. Lines are led aft to the cockpit and managed in jammers. The cockpit is spacious and protected; the full enclosure allows for it to be a great living space in any weather. 

Factory upgrades include 280 watts of solar panels, a 2000 watt inverter, cockpit canvas with full enclosure, Quantum Fusion M6 sails 2022 and 2023, Sea Swag custom bedding, Kato Marine arch with davits, an electrically-operated swim platform, and an additional water tank and house battery capacity.

True North is an ideal cruising boat for a family or two couples, and, having spent most of its life around fresh water, machinery and systems are in excellent condition. The boat’s current electronics package includes: 

• B&G Electronics: 1 T41 graphic display at helm
• B&G Electronics: Sensor (log, speedometer, temperature, depth)
• Wind sensor B&G (wind speed and direction)
• Windex windvane
• Upgraded chart chip for plotter
• Electric horn with automatic fog signals, PA and intercom
• B&G 4G radar
• B&G autopilot
• VHF radio, VHF handset
• B&G NAIS 500 AIS transponder 2020

The L-shaped galley is located port-side down a set of molded wood hanging steps from the cockpit. Prepare your meals on the synthetic countertop surfaces, or in the stainless-steel sink and rectangular basin. Owners have a stove with two gas burners, a stainless-steel oven on gimbal mountings, and microwave for preparing meals, and a refrigerator plus freezer for food stowage.

The forward cabin has a centerline double berth with hanging lockers port side, starboard cupboard with shelves, open lockers along the hull and additional stowage under the berth. Three flush deck hatches with screens allow for ventilation and two hull portholes allow natural light into the berth. The starboard aft cabin has a double berth with sideboard bed access and hanging lockers for stowage.

Where is True North located? The yacht is currently lying in Yarmouth,ME.

Take the next step: call or text the listing agent, Ted Hood, (401) 965-2727, Wellington Yacht Partners

Quick Specifications:

• Length Overall: 41’
• Maximum Beam: 13’9”
• Max Draft: 5’6”
• Displacement: 19,350 lb
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Sails: Quantum Fusion M6
• Engine Make: Yanmar
• Engine Hours: 760
• Fuel Type: Diesel 
• Horsepower: 45hp 
• Fuel Capacity: 53 Gal.
• Fresh Water Capacity: 87 Gal.

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Wellington Yacht Partners has listed the 56-foot Narwhal for sale at an asking price of $275,000.

The boat is lying in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts, for onboard tours with a broker. Wellington Yacht Partners is based in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, with an additional office in Florida.

Built in 1987, Narwhal is a Staysail Schooner that has two staterooms and two heads, with the ability to accommodate a total of six people overnight. According to the brokerage house, the design—a clipper bow with a bowsprit, a schooner rig, low freeboard and raised bulwarks aft, along with varnished teak cabin trunk sides—is reminiscent of L. Francis Herreshoff’s Ticonderoga, as interpreted by John Cherubini.

“She is a proven performer in near coastal waters, on the racecourse and crossing oceans,” the brokerage house states. “Her combination of shoal draft, spirited performance, a well- balanced helm and easy sail handling, along with drop-dead gorgeous lines, make her a true standout.”

Narwhal has an aristo blue hull with a wide white shear stripe, matching single white boot stripe and red bottom. Her cabin top and decks are painted moondust nonslip with gloss white waterways. Bright-teak varnish is on the cabin house sides with teak eyebrows, trim, handrails, toe rails and cockpit helm seating. The boat’s spars are painted to match the nonslip decks, and the canvas is off-white.

Belowdecks is mahogany joinery with raised-panel bulkheads and hull ceilings painted white in Herreshoff style for a classic interior ambience.

At the transom for use as auxiliary power is a 115 hp Yanmar 4Jh4-HTE1 diesel from 2013. This engine reportedly has about 400 hours of use on it.

According to the brokerage house, Narwhal has cruised both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, but in recent times has been based along the U.S. East Coast. For the past seven years, this yacht has seen only seasonal use in New England, with indoor heated storage as the norm during the off-season, and professional service as needed by Niemec Marine of New Bedford and The Concordia Company of South Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

Has Narwhal had any refits over the years? Yes, there was a big refit by the present owner in 2013-14, according to the brokerage house. That refit included the installation of a new Yanmar diesel, refrigeration, air conditioning and a new electrical system with all new wiring and chargers.

Where to learn more: Contact a sales broker at wellingtonyachts.com

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