2003 Tartan 4100

Take the helm of the Tartan 4100 and feel the responsiveness of a yacht designed to soar through the waters. Now go below and discover her generous interior comforts. Blending pleasing aesthetics with a powerful profile, the T4100 is a yacht built for those wanting performance without the compromise.

    The accommodations offer a well-designed forecabin featuring a vanity with sink, lockers, a hanging locker, and four drawers, alongside an 80" x 60" forward berth with a comfortable mattress. The main cabin boasts furniture-grade settees and contoured cushions, highlighted by cherry cabinets throughout, creating an elegant atmosphere. Storage is further enhanced by a large space outboard of the main cabin seatback and a varnished drop-leaf centerline table with two drawers and a storage bin.

    The full navigation station includes a swiveled, reclining leather captain's chair, with the option for a built-in navigation seat or a forward-facing station, complete with navigation lockers for extensive electronic installation. The aft cabin features a 78" x 56" angled double berth, a nightstand, a hanging locker, and shelves, with the option for a full-width 88" x 63" berth and additional storage below the berths. The cockpit offers practical storage solutions with a seat locker on the starboard side and lazarettes on both port and starboard, along with propane gas storage for two tanks.

The head is equipped with a marine toilet and a 24-gallon holding tank, as well as a shower stall with a drain to the sump for convenience.

     The galley features a 3-burner gimbaled stove with an oven and broiler, perfect for preparing meals at sea, along with double 9-inch deep stainless steel sinks for easy cleanup. A molded top and front-loading ice box, insulated with 4 inches of foam, ensures efficient refrigeration. Convenient amenities include a built-in trash bin, hot and cold pressure water, and a manual fresh water pump, all supported by a generous 100-gallon freshwater tank that provides ample supply for extended trips. Storage is abundant with extensive lockers, shelves, and dovetailed drawers, ensuring you have everything you need on hand.

    In terms of rigging, the sailboat is equipped with a white-coated double spreader aluminum mast that is keel-stepped, utilizing 1 x 19 stainless steel standing rigging and open-body turnbuckles. The white-coated aluminum boom includes two reefs and an internal 4:1 outhaul.

    The running rigging consists of low-stretch genoa and main halyards, as well as Dacron genoa sheets, mainsheet, and various reef lines for efficient sailing.

3 Sails (Make: Hood)

Original: Spinnaker (2003)

Head Sail: (2024)

Main Sail: (2019)

IJPE : 884.00 sq ft

I : 57.00 ft
J : 15.00 ft
P : 50.75 ft
E : 18.00 ft
Working Sail Area : 884.00 sq ft

Keel #1
Keel Type: Other
Ballast: 8000 lb

Lead Beavertail bulb keel
Displacement: 20400 sq ft
Max Draft: 5.33 ft

    Deck hardware includes two Harken 53 STC self-tailing chrome primary winches, a Harken 40 STC mainsheet winch, and a Harken 40 C genoa halyard winch on the spar. Safety features comprise 27-inch double stainless steel bow and stern rails, with four-hole mount stanchion bases and double lifelines, alongside a custom stainless steel stemplate with tack fitting and stainless steel bow mooring chocks with rollers and cleats.

    The solid 3/4-inch high teak toerails and teak taffrail enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of the vessel. Additional equipment includes Harken winch handles, Spinlock rope clutches for aft leads, and a 4-part mainsheet system leading to the winch.