MOODY 46 Renowned for its exceptional livability, pleasurable sailing experience, and durable blue-water capabilities, this vessel is a testament to Bill Dixon's mastery in yacht design. Carmen of Plymouth, a Moody 46, is a stunning 18-tonne sailing yacht designed for bluewater cruising. She offers excellent space, safety, and performance, accommodating up to seven people, yet she can be comfortably sailed by two. She has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully equipped for extended cruising, making her perfect for adventurous sailors.
Highlights Listed below but included in Full Specs:
Inmast furling mainsail and headsail furling system
Cutter rig with double aft-swept spreaders
Spacious U-shaped galley and generous saloon
Large aft stateroom with en-suite facilities
Raymarine touch screen chart plotter and digital radar (2014)
Liferaft (2021, serviced 2024)
BROKERS REMARKS
Carmen of Plymouth is ready to sail and well-prepared for new adventures. Recent upgrades ensure her mechanical and sailing performance remain excellent. While requiring some cosmetic attention, the price reflects these needs, making her an exceptional opportunity. She is UK registered.
Accommodation :
ACCOMMODATION
Forward Cabin: Centreline double berth, large hanging locker, and en-suite access to heads and shower
Port Guest Cabin: Twin single berths, hanging locker, storage
Aft Stateroom: Large centreline double berth, vanity desk, seating, and en-suite with separate shower
Port Passage Cabin: Single mid-level berth
Saloon: C-shaped settee with folding leaf table, custom double berth arrangement, and two built-in armchairs
Galley: U-shaped layout with twin sinks, fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave, and extractor fan
Forward Heads: Marine electric toilet, wash basin, and shower area
Tern 10-speed folding bike with panniers (available separately)
TITLE DOCUMENTS AND TAX
UK Part One Registered
KNOWN DEFECTS
Coachroof faded from UV exposure
Fridge compressor requires replacement (25 years old)
Some interior woodwork and headlining need TLC
HISTORY
Carmen of Plymouth has been owned for nearly 10 years, during which she has sailed thousands of nautical miles, including to Ireland and throughout the Mediterranean. She has proven herself safe and comfortable, even in challenging conditions. She is an ideal yacht for extended adventures.
Mechanical :
CONSTRUCTION
Designer: Bill Dixon
Builder: Marine Projects (Moody Yachts)
Hull: Solid fiberglass with vinylester resin for osmosis protection
Deck: Fiberglass sandwich with balsa core for stiffness and insulation
Configuration: Fin keel and skeg-hung rudder
Weight: 18 tonnes
DIMENSIONS
LOA: 14.07 M (46 ft 2 in)
LWL: 11.58 M (38 ft)
Beam: 4.40 M (14 ft 5 in)
Draft: 2.06 M (6 ft 9 in)
Displacement: 13,471 kg (29,700 lbs)
Ballast: 4,800 kg (10,584 lbs)
MECHANICAL
Volvo Penta MD 22 - reconditioned cylinder head and mounts (2023)
New Fischer Panda Neo 5000i generator (2023)
Bow thruster with new battery (2024)
New windlass motor (2022)
PERFORMANCE
Powerful and stable bluewater cruiser
Cutter rig with in-mast furling mainsail and furling genoa
