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Hallberg Rassy 54 – For sale

DESIGNER:
HALLBERG-RASSY
TYPE:
Sail
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
2481
DATE LISTED
2026-03-31 10:12:26
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
2008
BRAND
HALLBERG-RASSY
MODEL
Hallberg Rassy 54
DESIGNER
Hallberg-Rassy
PRICE
NZD
$
1199000
LOCATION
Opua, New Zealand
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
16.74
BEAM (M)
4.7
DRAFT (M)
2.3
ACCOMMODATION
3 Cabins
HULL TYPE
monohull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Aron Mclean
Mobile:
+61 413 747 747
Email:
aron@36degrees.nz

The Hallberg-Rassy 54 needs no introduction among serious bluewater sailors. Built in 2008 at the legendary Swedish yard in Ellös, this 16.74-metre centre-cockpit sloop represents the pinnacle of offshore cruising design — a yacht engineered for couples and families who intend to go anywhere, in any conditions, in absolute confidence. With a beam of 4.70 metres and a draft of 2.30 metres, the HR54 delivers exceptional stability and seakeeping.

Below, three separate cabins offer genuine privacy — an aft owner's stateroom, a forward guest cabin, and a crew or third cabin — all finished to Hallberg-Rassy's benchmark Scandinavian standard. Teak joinery, meticulous build quality, and thoughtful ergonomics define every interior surface. The centre cockpit layout provides a secure, protected helm position well suited to offshore passages, with the aft cabin creating a natural sound and privacy barrier between the owner's quarters and guests forward.

Hallberg-Rassy's trademark bowsprit, double-spreader rig, and high-volume hull form make ocean miles efficient and genuinely enjoyable. Currently based in Opua — New Zealand's northern gateway for Pacific cruising — this vessel is positioned for immediate offshore adventure. At NZD $1,199,000, ownership of one of the most sought-after bluewater yachts on the market rarely comes better placed.

Hallberg Rassy 54

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