Nauticat 42 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Make
Nauticat
Model
42
Builder
Nauticat - Siltala Yachts
Designer
Kaj Gustafsson
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1995 - ??

The Nauticat 42 represents a pivotal shift in the lineage of the Finnish shipyard, Siltala Yachts. Introduced in the early 1990s and designed by Kaj Gustafsson, this model was engineered to bridge the gap between the traditional, heavy-displacement motorsailers like the iconic Nauticat 33 and the burgeoning demand for high-performance pilothouse sailing yachts. Unlike its predecessors, which often prioritized volume and motoring power over windward efficiency, the Nauticat 42 was conceived as a true blue-water cruiser capable of crossing oceans under sail while maintaining the brand's signature "dry-suit" sailing experience. According to the manufacturer's historical archives at Nauticat Yachts, the 42 was one of the most successful models in their "Pilothouse Sailing Yachts" range, blending a sleek underwater profile with a robust, hand-laid fiberglass hull that defined the brand's reputation for longevity.

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Market Overview

$270,872
Median Asking Price (past 12 months)
19
Listings Tracked (past 12 months)
10
New Listings (90 days)
+4.13%
3-Month Price Trend

Price & Volume Trends

Monthly breakdown
Monthly listing counts and median asking price for the Nauticat 42
MonthListingsMedian Asking Price (USD)
Mar 20251$465,194
Jul 20251$270,872
Sep 20254$256,151
Oct 20251$269,694
Nov 20251$282,649
Jan 20262$260,915
Feb 20263$294,426
Mar 20262$426,918
Apr 20265$233,186

Median Price by Country

Listings by Country

Comparable Models to Nauticat 42
ModelLOAMedian Price (USD)ListingsRecent
Nauticat 3333.17' $74,0005728
Nauticat 3837.5' $115,4153916
Nauticat 4443.67' $162,217268
Nauticat 4342.67' $149,559219
Pilothouse 42 $270,8721910
Nauticat 5251.16' $381,490167
Nauticat 3534.92' $108,086146
Nauticat 4039.37' $129,900137
Nauticat 3232.15' $93,404125
Nauticat 33133.14' $216,240114
Nauticat 38538.22' $386,22853
Nauticat 42 Listings by Country
CountryMedian Price (USD)Listings (past 12 months)Recent (90d)
France$270,87242
United Kingdom$187,91732
Turkey$253,20730
Germany$308,55921
Croatia$251,44021
Belgium$337,98011
Czech Republic$412,19711
Spain$259,09510
Norway$441,63911
Slovenia$294,42611

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a used Nauticat 42 cost?
The median asking price for a used Nauticat 42 over the past 12 months is $270,872. Prices vary by condition, year, equipment, and location.
How many Nauticat 42 sailboats are for sale?
We have tracked 19 Nauticat 42 listings over the past 12 months, with 10 listed within the last 90 days.
Are Nauticat 42 prices going up or down?
The median asking price for the Nauticat 42 has increased by 4.13% over the last 3 months compared to the 12-month average.
Where is the cheapest place to buy a Nauticat 42?
United Kingdom currently has the lowest median asking price at $187,917, while Norway is the most expensive at $441,639 — a 135% difference.
What are similar sailboats to the Nauticat 42?
Comparable models include the Nauticat 33, Nauticat 38, Nauticat 44. See the comparison table above for pricing and availability.