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YACHT NAME:
2004 Wauquiez Centurion 40s Stone Free
MODEL:
Centurion 40s
BUILDER:
Wauquiez
YEAR BUILT:
2004
LOCATION:
DeltaVille VA
ASKING PRICE:
$155,000
DESIGNER:
Berret/Racoupeau
HULL:
Fiberglass
CATEGORY:
Cruisers
DESCRIPTION:
"Stone Free" 2004 Wauquiez Centurion 40S - Blue Water CruiserBeautiful performance cruiser which is ready for new owners. "Stone Free" has been upgraded by the owners to a true "blue water ocean vessel" and will be on the East Coast of the US this spring and summer and ready for viewing. She has cruised in Europe, crossed the Atlantic in 2023 and is well appointed for further offshore adventures. This boat has been well maintained, and its upkeep allows for this vessel to shown like contemporary cruisers of Scandinavian build and make.
Not only a very comfortable cruising yacht, but this vessel is also fast with superior cruising speed. The Centurion 40S is a 40.52ft. fractional rigged sloop designed by Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design and built in fiberglass by Wauquiez's Henri Chantier commissioned in 2004.
The Wauquiez Centurion 40S is a yacht with attractive, comfortable accommodations ensconced in a fast, handsome hull powered by a strong sail plan consisting of a battened (4) cruising main, Genoa on Facnor roller (Pentex,140%) Jib (High Aspect 110%) Gennaker and more recently a 'Furling Code Zero' on a carbon bow sprit. She's great fun to sail with very direct and precise steering.
On Deck
The quality of the rig and fittings (Harken, Frederiksen, Andersen, Navtec), the deck design created for easy maneuvering, as well as for relaxed cruising, combine both efficiency and comfort. The teak-topped deck and seats compliment both security and esthetics. The effective long grabrails on the low cabin top, and solid lifeline, Ultra & Fortress anchors are valuable on any boat. A big roller on the bow and a remotely controlled Quick windlass inside the large foredeck locker handles anchoring tasks easily.
The transom appears to be flat, but it opens to reveal a well-designed stern platform with boarding ladder, good for swimming and dinghy deployment. The RVS "Arch" holds a large solar panel and acts as storage for the Carib hypalon dinghy including the15 hp outboard engine. There is plenty of stowage in the cockpit including on starboard side a propane locker and on port side a large locker for eight fenders. The wheel is large and runs through a trough, and the six Andersen winches (of which 3 are electric) are placed for efficient access by the crew. There is a handy line-tail locker near the companionway, as the rope spaghetti that can accumulate in the cockpit and cabin is a hazard. In the main port locker, you find ample space for the cockpit table, watermaker, spare equipment, 2 bicycles and the holding tank.
Accommodations
A few steps down the companionway ladder take you into an exceptionally pretty saloon, with rich finishes and spacious interior design. Tall sailors will appreciate this space, which is open and unobstructed overhead for its entire length and has ample headroom. The salon table with a wine rack below opens to a larger table for extra dinning space or game night. An attractive combination of a padded vinyl ceiling, blue alcantara fabric cushions, and Burmese teak wood trim sets off the beauty of the saloon.
The L-shaped galley has a front-opening fridge and separate freezer, both of which use cooled air for exchanging heat which is very efficient. The stovetop cover does double duty as a serving tray or extra counter space. The deep double sink is near the centerline, and anchor rings for a stove safety belt are standard. Plates and cutlery are from Wauquiez and add exclusiveness. The head compartment is mostly fiberglass and is easy to clean. There's a large separate shower stall with a bench and plexi glass doors. Additionally in the back of the shower is the wet locker The nav station is efficient and well organized, with plenty of space. Stowage space is well distributed throughout the boat. Sizable cabinets in the saloon, hanging lockers and cabinets (illuminated) in the forward and aft cabins, and enclosed storage in the galley will contribute greatly to safety under way and convenience at rest, whether racing or cruising. Overhead clearance is good in the aft cabin. The aft king berth has reading lights, and the layout of this space can be converted to a double berth with extra storage. The V-berth forward cabin is spacious with a seat and vanity. The salon berths have lee cloths for safe and comfortable sleeping under way. The bright and airy salon and cabin ports and windows have shades and retractable screens
Construction and System
Engine access to the 55 HP Volvo D2-55B diesel (upgrade from the standard 40HP) is excellent from the front and good through removable panels on the sides, the powerplant's installation is neat and secure, and the space is well soundproofed. The electrical panel is neatly wired to American standards, the extra 4 LifoPO4 100 amp-hours (400 amps total) to support the power-consuming luxuries is supplemented by solar panels and an Efoy fuel cell generator. A separate starter engine battery is available as well. A petrol generator acts as emergency back-up. The batteries are charged by the Mastervolt Chargemaster 12/50 amps battery charger. A Victron Phoenix 12/2000Volt inverter assures 230V when at sea. Of course, there is a hot water boiler as well as Webasto 5000 heating with outlets in all cabins. Noteworthy to mention is the Victron Energy Isolation Transformer 3600 in combination with the earth leakage circuit breaker which prevents galvanic corrosion and high inrush currents. The cockpit has a Jabsco deck wash installation with a seawater or freshwater selector.
Specifications and Equipment
Specifications:LOA 40'6"
LWL 38'6"
Beam 12'7"
Draft (deep/std.) 6? 1?
Displ. 16,755 lbs
Sail area (140% foretriangle) 1,098 sq ft
Power 55-HP Volvo D2-55B - 1428 hours
Fuel/water/waste 58/105/15 gal
Displ. -length ratio 131
Sail area-displ. ratio 21
Warm water 7 gal
Saildrive New Volvo S130 (2025) + manchet.
Propellor Maxprop feathering 3 blade
Shower 1
Cabins 2
Sleeping places Permanent: 4 - Extra: 2
TV/DVD player
Radio - Speakers Finlux 12V (2021) Boss Marine - 4 (2 cabin and 2 cockpit)
EQUIPMENT:
Watermaker - Rainman Petrol Compact 18 gallon per hour (2023)
Generators - Efoy Pro 2800 (2016) - Petrol 2000W (2023)
Solar - 1 panel 230Watts and 1 panel 450 watt (2024)
MPPT - Victron Smart solar: 1: 150/35 and 1: 75/15 (2023/2024)
Monitor - Victron BMV-700 + bluetooth app (2023)
Batteries - LifoPO4 4x 100amps (2022) - Starterbattery 90amps (2025)
Charger - Mastervolt Chargemaster 12/50 -3
Dinghy - Caribe L9 (hypalon) (2023). Length: 9’5
Outboard - Nissan (Tohatsu) 15 HP two-stroke (2024)
Arch RVS (demountable: 2023) - Hoist installation for dinghy
Anchors - Ultra Marine (chrome) 21 kg + Ultra flip swivel & hook - Fortress FX 35 stern anchor on a role (scandinavian anchoring)
Anchor Winch - Quick with remote control Chain - 230 feet 10mm + 100 feet nylon line
Compass - Plastimo Horizon 135 (lighted)
Chartplotter - Raymarine Axiom +9 (2025 at steering console)
Auto pilot - Raymarine EV-400 Sail (2022)
Auto pilot control heads - Raymarine p70s (at steering console)
Auto pilot drive unit - Lecomb & Schmidt heavy duty hydrolic drive unit
Remote steering - Raymarine S100 remote
Radar - Raymarine Quantum 2 Digital Radome (on own pole)
AIS - Raymarine AIS 650
Log/speed - Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Depth - Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Wind - Raymarine ST60
Multimeters - Raymarine ST60 at steering wheel
VHF marine + DSC - ICOM IC-M503 + ICOM DSC controller DS-100 - Sailor RT 2048 (on separate antenna) - Both VHF’s have a handset and speaker in the cockpit
Iridium Go - Executive (2023) portable satellite and wifi calling device
Backstay - Navtec hydrolic backstay tensioner
Tarpaulins - Winter and summer tents + autumn cockpit tent with RVS tube frame
Searail - RVS steel + side entry on both sides
Swimplatform - Foldable
Teak deck - Yes: sanded in 2023.
Life Raft - 4 persons, needs inspection 2025
Safety - EPIRB, Flares, Lifelines, Swimming rings, Danbuoys
Inverter - Victron Phoenix Inverter Compact 12V/2000watts
Heating - Webasto 5000 with outlets in every cabin
Galvanic isolation - Victron Energy Isolation Transformer 3600 i
USB / 230V - Several USB 5V 2A connection points - 6 230V points
Anti-theft - STAZO security lockers
Electric lighting - All LED (outside as inside)
Rigging - All new done in 2020
Mattresses - Cold foam new 2024 with slatted base
Disclaimer
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.
Length:
40 ft
Beam:
12.5 ft
Draft:
7.42 ft
Displacement:
18,960 lb
Hull:
Fiberglass
Condition:
Used
Year Refit:
N/A
Number of Engines:
1
Engine Manufacturer:
Volvo
Engine Model:
D2-55hp
Power:
55 HP
Engine Hours:
1428
Fuel Type:
diesel
Holding Tank Capacity:
15 gallon
Fuel tank Capacity:
58 gallon
Water Tank Capacity:
106 gallon
Disclaimer:
David Walters Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel as a Buyers Agent. This boat is centrally listed by Dailey Tipton
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