2017Leopard48
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Key specifications
Accommodations
Engines and performance
Systems and deck equipment
Price, tax, and warranty
Summary
This 2017 Leopard 48 by Robertson & Caine is a 48-foot sailing catamaran in Placencia, Belize. It has three staterooms, each with an ensuite head, and a raised pilothouse helm to starboard. The center cockpit provides access to a covered forward cockpit; an aft cockpit has seating and a dinette table. Twin 57-hp Yanmar diesels are fitted. The listing says both engines need rebuild work and the transmissions and saildrives need replacement.
The boat is being sold as-is after a recent battery fire; the extent of the damage has not been determined, and all batteries are to be replaced. The listing also reports that the generator, three air-conditioning units, refrigeration system, and navigation and anchor lights are not working. Listed equipment includes a six-panel solar array, two Victron inverters, Raymarine chartplotter and side displays, and Starlink. A March 2026 survey reported the hull structurally sound.
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