2020 Lagoon 450 Sport Top

The owner bought this boat in 2020

General condition and any additional information

This is a 2020 Lagoon 450s (Sport Top) in excellent condition. Typically sellers say that their boat is blue water ready, but were literally selling a boat were currently cruising on. We received the boat new in August of 2020 and have lived on her ever since as an escape from Covid. Shes simply too nice to put into charter so we decided to sell and purchase again once the kids move on from High School.

She has been shaken out, is in excellent shape, has most bells and whistles and will be ready for delivery in August of 2021.

In addition to all of the expected items on a cruising boat, we are including lots of appliances, bedding, safety gear, spares, and extras.

Typical description includes: Water Maker, Generator, 57hp engines with folding props, Code 0 and rig included, 220 electric, Square top main, Rolling Jib, AC/Heat, Leather, Console Dinghy, Paddle Board, Household Appliances.

Email for the full list of specs and pricing.

This boat is not subject to what is now known as the Lagoon 450 bulkhead issues as our boat was built to newer lagoon specs. I have pictures, and a letter from Lagoon. This is an amazing boat, one of the few in the world sailing with everything and no issues!

Standard features

GENERAL LAYOUT

1. VERSION 3 CABINS, 3 HEADS

ELECTRICAL TENSION

1. Version 220 V 50 Hz

INTERIOR EQUIPMENT

1. STANDARD INTERIOR WOOD IN ALPI WALNUT WITH ASBURGO FLOOR - 3-CABIN VERSION
2. COMFORT EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION 3 CABINS - ALPI WALNUT

LIST EQUIPMENT

1. Pulpits with wooden seats
2. Helm seat cushions Dark Grey
3. Flag halyards on spreaders
4. Deck courtesy lights in cockpit and transoms
5. Indirect lighting in cabins and salon
6. Indirect lighting in companionways
7. Porthole in galley
8. Aft portholes in aft cabins with curtains
9. Pair of s/steel davits and manual winch
10. Fusion USB Player + 2 loudspeakers in salon
11. Deck wash pump sea water / fresh water
12. Electric seawater pump at sink for washing dishes
13. Freshwater dock inlet (to bypass holding tank water while at docs)
14. Bathroom floor with wooden slats
15. Waterproof music speakers in cockpit
16. Electrical circuit with 60 Amp battery charger
17. 3 additional service batteries 140Amp + 2nd 40Amp charger
18. Battery controller
19. Fresh water tanks port 2 x 175L (2 x 46US Gal) and starboard 1 x 175L (2 x 46US Gal)
20. Navigation Pack B and G 2020
21. Leather bulkhead organizers in the cabins
22. BERTH IN STBD BOW COMPARTMENT
23. HATCH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SHOWER AND STBD BOW COMPARTMENT

UPHOLSTERIES and CARPETS

1. SPECIAL DUKE 10 LEATHER UPHOLSTERY (salon and settees) - 3-CABIN VERSION
2. 2 ADDITIONAL STOOLS IN SALON LEATHER DUKE (also one at desk and chart table, 4 total)
3. AFT COCKPIT CUSHIONS - DARK GREY
4. FORWARD COCKPIT CUSHIONS - DARK GREY

SAILS AND RIGGING

1. ALL ELECTRICAL WINCHES AT THE STEERING STATION IN LIEU OF STANDARD
2. CODE 0 RIG AND POLE
3. CODE 0 92.60 m² / Tri-radial Cut / Kevlar rope in the luf / D4 Black Kevlar Film/Film
4. EXTRA FOR DACRON SQUARE TOP MAINSAIL IN LIEU OF STANDARD

DECK EQUIPMENT 1. TRADITIONAL UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE IN GALLEY 2. COCKPIT ICE BOX/DEEP WELL FRIDGE 65L / 17USGal 3. 12V DRAWER FRIDGE 36L / 9.5US Gal IN THE COCKPIT 4. TRADITIONAL FREZER UNDER COUNTER IN GALLEY 5. COCKPIT COFFEE TABLE WITH COVER (ALSO INCLUDED IS A WHITE COCKPIT TABLE) - Alpi Walnut 6. SIDES AROUND AFT COCKPIT WITH WINDOWS - GRAPHITE 7. COCKPIT SIDES AND AFT SUN CANVAS - GRAPHITE 8. AFT COCKPIT FLOOR IN TEAK 9. HARD TOP HELM STATION WITH BIMINI SIDES AND WINDSCREEN – GRAPHITE 10. WINDLASS REMOTE CONTROL AT THE STEERING STATION WITH CHAIN COUNTER

ENGINES

1. ENGINES 2 x 57 HP (Yanmar 4JH57) a. We currently have about 595 hours on the engines, and expect we’ll be in the 600’s upon selling the boat but this is TBD.
2. PAIR OF 3-BLADE FOLDING PROPELLERS FOR YANMAR 4JH57 (57HP)

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT

1. ONAN GENSET 11Kva 220V / 50Hz + COCOON a. We currently have 400 hours, but anticipate to have about 600+ hours at the point of sale. This depends largely on the weather and how much A/C is needed in July to sleep.
2. AGM DUAL BATTERIES IN LIEU OF ACID BATTERIES
3. INVERTER 12 / 220V - 2000 VA
4. USB SOCKETS IN THE CABINS (x4) - 3 CABINS
5. SOLAR PANELS 3 X LG330 + MPPT CONTROLLER + STAINLESS STEEL FRAME ON DAVITS

WATER CIRCUIT

1. WATERMAKER 100L (26US Gal)/H 12/220V
2. QUIET FLUSH ELECTRICAL TOILETS - 3-CABIN VERSION

INTERIOR EQUIPMENT

1. FANS IN SALONS AND CABINS
2. 1 ADDITIONAL S/STEEL FRIDGE (in lieu of standard) + 1 S/STEEL FREEZER -
3. WASHER / DRYER 5 kg / 11lbs 220V
4. CURTAINS ON SALON DOOR AND AFT WINDOW (Ombre)
5. REVERSE CYCLE CRUISAIR AIR CONDITIONING 48000 BTU 220V - 3-CABIN VERSION
6. Installed heater system that came with the boat, it’s been partially replaced to allow for the Air Conditioning but some remains. I’ve never tested it as the system is redundant to the AC reverse cycle unit.
7. MICROWAVE
8. ALPI WALNUT

ELECTRONIC, HIFI and VIDEO, COMMUNICATION

1. B and G ZEUS 3 12 DISPLAY AT HELM STATION
2. Europe card/ Rest of the World card
3. B and G ZEUS 3 12 DISPLAY AT NAV. STATION
4. AIS 500 B and G TRANSCEIVER WITH ANTENNA COUPLING
5. B and G 20G RADAR (display and VHF compulsory)
6. B and G AUTOPILOT REMOTE
7. SOUNDER B and G FORWARD SCAN
8. VHF B and G V60
9. TV ANTENNA

ACCESSORIES 1. DINGHY SET CL 340 WITH CONSOLE GREY WITH HONDA ENGINE BF20HP a. Dinghy Anchors: i. Primary Danforth style – critical for stern anchor if at dock with swell ii. Secondary grappling hook style – great spare and good in calm water 2. PADDLE BOARD LAGOON extra large 2+ person paddle board by Red

Extra gear included

1. 220 Appliances:

a. Hair Dryer b. Insta Pot c. Bread Maker d. Vacuum Sealer (food storage device) e. 4 Cup Coffee Pot/Grinder all in one f. Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner (works but has a part missing) g. 32-inch curved monitor h. HP Envy 6020 all in one printer i. Wireless Motion Sensor Alert Alarm (portable security system)

1. Safety Equipment:

a. EPIRB – Registered b. Jack Lines (safety lines to clip in on deck) j. Life Raft: 8 Person Life raft, 52391 ISO 9650-1 c. Life Link Buoy with attached light, and i. SeaGo Inflatable Dan-Buoy d. Handheld GPS Map 78 e. Ditch Bag with misc. supplies f. Whistle g. Flare Kit with smoke, and airborne flares h. 50-foot throwing line i. Radar Reflector j. 10 20-liter water jugs k. 12v Spotlight l. Rechargeable and water-resistant LED flood light m. Dinghy lock and lock cable n. 4 fire extinguishers o. Wooden bungs to stop leak in emergency p. Ditty bins including small parts, pins, electrical connectors, fuses, small lines etc.

1. Iridium Go for offshore weather and communications. (will require a subscription to predict wind). An external antenna is included although we didn’t find the need to install it.

2. Rocna Anchor, 40KG as primary anchor, with chain as supplied with boat (I think 60 meters, original equipment)

3. Spare Delta Anchor, original Lagoon Supplied as spare a. Spare Anchor Rope (no chain) for emergency use

4. Tools:

a. Misc Hand Tools: ii. Tool Bag with Hammer, screw drivers, wrench set, pliers, channel locks, wrench set, allen key’s, most needed miscellaneous tools iii. Socket wrench set iv. Screwdriver/drill misc. kit v. Electric volt/multi meter

b. Battery Operated Drill Kit (220v): vi. Bosch European style, 18v, lithium battery set with drill, ratchet driver and circular saw

c. Small sheets plywood, wood 2X2 rods

1. Spare Main Halyard – ordered with the boat original spec

2. Spare Code Halyard – ordered with the boat original spec

3. Scuba Tank Storage Posts: Chrome T style rack to tie scuba tanks into. This was fabricated and installed in Gibraltar.

4. Tri Color Nav Lights at the top of the mast in addition to the deck mounted running lights (a critical redundant system).

5. One hand-held VHF Radio, critical for water-based communication if you plan on exploring on dinghy or paddle board.

6. Additional Chart Card for BNG North America/USA Card

7. USCG Life Jackets 8, 4 Sport Life Jacket Vests European

8. Chart Table tools misc. chart plotting gear.

9. Set of misc. chafe gear and ditty lines

10. 8-10 Ten Liter Spare Potable Water Jerry Cans for long distance redundancy

11. Set and extra set of dished and silverware:

a. Platismo South Pacific design d. Square plates small and large (8 or so of each) e. Square bowls (8 or so of each) f. Set of knives/forks spoons g. Matching set of anchor glasses, wine, rocks and drinking water

1. USA Flag and Ensign Pole

2. Rail Mounted Exterior Propane MAGMA BBQ Brill, Round

3. Variety of international socket plug adapters

4. Misc Pots/Pans measuring cups

5. Misc cooking supplies, spatulas, spoons, hot pads

6. Anti-skid and regular placemats

7. Sunshade: Triangular in shape to cover the forward windows and exterior couch. This was made by a sailmaker from a spare sail he had, works great!

8. Flybridge Deck Cushion and Pillow Set, blue

9. Boat Hook

10. Deck Brushes

11. Bucket

12. Fitted clothesline for hanging sheets/blankets and longer items to dry

13. Common general cleaning supplies

14. Toilet brush’s

15. Bosun Chair

16. Oil Transfer Pump (drill attached pump)

17. Binoculars Jabsco Paramax4

18. Shore power cords (one may be needed for the A/C unit, we chose to use the gen and rarely are at a marina

19. Shrinkable washdown hose, garden hoses for marinas

20. Sewing palm, and sail thread

21. 11 fenders, black and white

22. 8 dock lines and spring lines. All in great shape, but one has a cover that is frayed but structurally intact.

23. 5 camping gas containers for the oven gas.

Improvements to the hull, deck, rigging, engine, or interior

All included in other lists/specs provided