Designers/Builders Robertson & Caine and Naval Architects Simonis-Voogd have set a new standard for contemporary cruising catamarans with the launch of the Leopard 40. The innovative interior layout, increased volume in the hulls, and expanded windows and doors that blur the lines between inside and out combine to make the interior space feel like a larger yacht. The unique forward-facing galley stands in front of a large window with an adjacent access door to the forward platform. Aft, a forward-facing settee and dining table are separated from the aft cockpit seating area by sliding glass doors. These doors and windows enhance the open concept feel, allow for exceptional ventilation, and facilitate easy navigation in and around the yacht.
This is a 4 cabin layout with 2 heads and an ash-white interior finish. For additional comfort, this boat features a generator, air conditioning, and solar panels that are fitted to the hard-top Bimini to charge the on-board batteries, Regular maintenance, and a full phase-out maintenance program scheduled during November 2024 to deliver a boat in good seaworthy conditions, ready to sail.
