1982 Hans Christian 39'

The Hans Christian 39 Pilot House sailboat is a remarkable cruising yacht renowned for its classic lines and robust construction. Launched in 1982, this vessel embodies the spirit of traditional craftsmanship with its solid fiberglass hull and distinctive pilot house design. She features a long keel and a skeg-mounted rudder, which not only enhance its stability and performance under sail but also provide a sense of security for those venturing out on long-distance voyages.

The Yanmar engine was replaced in 2010 and has 10 hours on it. At 50 HP, the engine is powerful enough to motor the boat through any seas. Currently the inside throttle controls are disconnected, but are easily rewired in.

Measuring 39 feet in length with a beam of 12 1/2 feet, the Hans Christian 39 strikes an excellent balance between comfort and seaworthiness. The pilot house itself serves as a standout feature, providing an elevated helm position that allows for 360-degree visibility, making navigation easier and more enjoyable, especially in challenging weather conditions.

Inside, the Hans Christian 39 is designed to offer a sense of warmth and homeliness, characterized by rich teak wood finishes and a layout that maximizes space and functionality. The interior consists of a spacious salon, a fully equipped galley, and sleeping quarters that can accommodate up to six people, making it ideal for families and friends embarking on nautical adventures. Natural light pours in through the large windows of the pilot house, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The thoughtful design also includes ample storage for provisions and gear, essential for long trips at sea. With its combination of aesthetic appeal, sturdy build, and comfortable living spaces, the Hans Christian 39 Pilot House stands out not only as a beautiful sailboat but also as a reliable companion for sailors seeking both adventure and comfort on the water.

She needs some general TLC on the inside to bring her up to Bristol shape. The owner also acknowledges that both fuel tanks have a weep of fuel that will need to be addressed. The Hans Christian 39 is a testament to another era of sailing. She is beautiful underway, is strong enough to shrug off any seas, and keeps her crew safe and comfortable. Contact us today. This boat is being sold as is where is, so please bring all offers.

General Measurements

LOA / Beam

37'4" / 12'4"

Draft

6 ft

Air Draft

60 ft

Approx Weight

Displacement 27,585 lbs/ Ballast 10,287

Number of Freshwater Tanks

1 / 100 gallons total capacity

Number of Holding Tanks / Capacity for EACH

1 / 20 gals

Propulsion

Engine Make / Year / Horsepower

Yanmar 2010 50hp

Engine Hours

10

Fuel Type

Diesel

Propeller Type

3 Blade Fixed

Number of Fuel Tanks / Gallons for EACH

2 / 125 (Fuel Tanks not currently useable)

Inside Equipment

Oven / Stove

Force 10 - 2 Burner Galley Range

Marine Head

Refrigerator

Air Conditioning

Hot Water Tank

Electrical

Shore Power Inlet

2 30A

Inverter

Electronics

Depthsounder

Log-Speedometer:

Wind Speed and Direction:

Autopilot

Compass

VHF

Radar

Outside Equipment/Extras

Swimming Ladder

Outboard Engine Brackets

Aluminum Davits

Tender / Dinghy

1999 Avon Dinghy

Ground tackle:

Manual Windlass

1-55 lbs Rocna

2 CQR Anchors

175’ of chain