1979 Hallberg-Rassy 352 ‘INJA’ – SOLD

Thursday 22nd December 2022

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 1979 Hallberg-Rassy 352 ‘INJA’.

With the Scandinavian yacht building power house Hallberg-Rassy building more than 800 examples of the Hallberg-Rassy 352 during a production run spanning some 13 years; between 1978 and 1991, the design obviously appealed. The Halberg-Rassy 352 still ranks as one of the most popular designs built by HR. With the distinctive Enderlein design features including the uncluttered deck and spacious aft cabin this modern classic still enjoys great popularity today.

Hallberg-Rassy 352 #25 ‘INJA’ has enjoyed significant investment and re-fitting in the last two ownerships and now offers a great opportunity to enjoy sailing your own Hallberg-Rassy at a very reasonable price. Her extensive inventory includes highlights such as:

• Topsides, sheerband and deck moulding finished in Awlgrip two-pack paint
• Underwater hull epoxy coated, finished in blue antifouling
• Volvo Penta D2-55 (2016), 370 hours recorded running.
• 12VDC and 230VAC re-wired 2013 with new switch panel
• All batteries replaced in 2018
• Sterling Power Products ProCharge D battery charger
• Rutland 914i wind generator (2018) with Marlec HRDi charge regulator
• 100w solar panel mounted on frame above aft coachroof (2021)
• Invertor
• Raymarine E120 wide MFD with 2kw Raymarine radar scanner
• Raymarine AIS 700 with dedicated GPS Antenna (2021)
• Raymarine ST60+ Depth, Speed/Log, Wind and repeater instruments
• Icom IC-M505 DSC VHF with CommandMic for cockpit– New masthead antenna and cable fitted 2021
• Webasto diesel fired blown air heating system
• Mainsail and Genoa laundered and serviced winter 2021/22
• Sprayhood with full cockpit tent
• Lofrans Cayman 88 electric anchor windlass.
• Liferaft – Plastimo Cruiser ORC. 6 Person, cannister. Serviced 2021, next service due 2031
• Stainless steel tubular davits

Currently ashore for the winter the Hallberg-Rassy 352 INJA remain in Silvers Marine until the spring of 2023 before launching with her new owner and heading off to cruiser around the coast of Scotland. We look forward to seeing this lovely Hallberg-Rassy afloat and cruising next season.