Wauquiez Hood 38, designed by Ted Hood and built in 1980, is a well-maintained and thoughtfully upgraded cruising yacht, combining classic lines with reliable performance.
Powered by a fully overhauled 48 HP Perkins engine with just 480 hours, and equipped with a three-blade propeller, the vessel ensures dependable motoring.
The white fiberglass hull is in excellent condition with no osmosis, while the deck features a durable non-slip KiwiGrip surface.
Her deck gear includes a Lofrans windlass with 80 meters of chain, seven Lewmar winches, multiple anchors, solar panels, and a practical cockpit layout with a teak table, awning, and stern platform with gangway and swimming ladder.
Inside, the yacht offers comfortable accommodation with two cabins, a convertible dinette, and a well-equipped galley featuring an oven, two burners, and an Isotherm refrigerator. The saloon is fitted with a Samsung TV/DVD and a Bluetooth-enabled sound system with internal and external speakers.
She is also equipped for extended cruising, with a Schenker watermaker, Webasto water heating system, and a full suite of Raymarine navigation electronics, including GPS, radar, autopilot, and wind/depth instruments.
Electrical systems have been completely renewed, supported by Victron charging systems, a Sterling inverter, solar panels, and a wind generator. Safety and auxiliary equipment include a serviced liferaft, tender with outboard engine, AIS SART, and multiple bilge pumps.
Recent maintenance, such as winch servicing, engine servicing, a new battery, fresh running rigging, and additional equipment, ensures the yacht is operational and ready for her next owner.
Location: Preveza, Greece
Flag: Poland