Description

Fast and very well kept blue water cruiser with spacious cockpit

This Hanse 630E is a powerful and elegant ocean cruiser and has been built under individual

Features

• Asking price
  EUR 498.000 (VAT not Paid)  
• Manufacturer
  Hanse  
• Model
  630e  
• Boat name
  Taima

Dimensions

• Beam
  5.2 metres  
• Draft
  2.95 metres  
• L.o.a.
  19 metres  

Build

• Designer
  Judel Vrolijk & Co  
• Builder
  Hanse Yachts, Greifswald, Germany  
• Year
  2007  
• Hull construction
  Epoxy composiet  
• Hull type
  Round bilged hull epoxy resin infused closed cell sandwich core constructed, light-grey gelcoat-colored  
• Superstructure construction
  Vinylester resin infused closed cell sandwich core white superstructure  
• Deck construction
  Flexi-teak on GRP (new 2013)  
• Keel type
  Bulb throat  
• Ballast
  Approx. 9 tons  
• Displacement
  Approx. 27 tons  

Engine

• Fuel
  Diesel, fuel system includes 2 inline Raccor pre-filters + 1 algaex filter  
• Horse Power
  160 HP  
• Engine manufacturer
  Volvo Penta D3-160  
• Engine quantity
  Approx. 950 hrs  
• Cooling system
   

Accommodation

• Cabins
  4 cabins: 1x owners front cabin, 2x aft cabins with double berth, 1x crew cabin with 2 berths  
• Berths
  0  

Rig sails

• Round wooden rigging
  Rod rigging and dyneema running rigging, new shrouds, stays, spreaders and headfoil (2017)  
• Lieren
  2x Lewmar electric main winches, 2x manual stern winches, additional rake winch on mast  
• Main sail
  Carbon Tape-Drive Titanium Bat (3-reefs) (2012, UK Sails Germany)  
• Main sail reefsysteem
  3-reefs one-line system and additional setup to host a trysail on the mast  
• Genua
  Carbon Tape-Drive 105% (UK Sails Germany, hardly used)  
• Genua reefsystem
  Bamar electric headsail furler  
• Fok
  Carbon Tape-Drive Titanium self-tacking 89% (2012, UK Sails, Germany)  
• Stormfok
  Dacron stromjib (UK Sails Germany, hardly used)  
• Trysail
  Dacron trysail (UK Sails Germany, hardly used)  
• Gennaker
  Asymmetric gennaker (UK Sails Germany, new 2013)