Hanseat 33 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

33.07' · 10.08 m

Displ.

10,582 lbs · 4,800 kg

First year

1977

Built by the legendary AsmusWerft in Glückstadt, Germany, the Hanseat 33 represents a rare and refined chapter in Northern European yacht building. Produced in extremely limited numbers between 1979 and 1981—with only six units ever leaving the yard—this model was a departure from the heavier, fullkeeled designs that defined the shipyard’s earlier success. Designed by Kristian Rode, the Hanseat 33 was marketed as a highperformance cruiser capable of competing in the 3/4 Tonner class while maintaining the "unbreakable" build quality associated with the Asmus name. Its introduction coincided with a "revolution from the Elbe" as the yard transitioned toward more modern, performanceoriented hull shapes, a history detailed by Yacht.de. The vessel shares significant DNA with the Danishbuilt Rode 32, which utilized the same hull design under a different moniker.