This 2009 Warwick 47 is a substantial monohull sailing yacht built for serious offshore work, with genuine liveaboard comfort built in. At 15.1 metres length, 4.14 metres beam and a 2 metre draft, she's a stable, sea-kindly platform suited to extended coastal cruising or longer passages around New Zealand and beyond. The two-cabin layout gives couples or small families practical accommodation, with sensible stowage and living space for time aboard.
Warwick Yachts has long been respected among New Zealand sailors for solid, purposeful construction, boats that perform well in a breeze yet settle comfortably at anchor. This example is berthed in Seaview, Wellington, within easy reach of Cook Strait, the Marlborough Sounds and the wider lower North Island cruising grounds. At NZD $195,000, she offers a straightforward way into serious yacht ownership, with the length and displacement to handle open water with confidence.
For sailors after a proven, no-nonsense cruiser with room to grow into longer voyages, the Warwick 47 is worth a closer look, particularly given her specification and price for a yacht of this size.
