2018 Lagoon 42' _{(12.50 m)} 42

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Paradise

3-Cabin | No Charter History | No Damage History | U.S. Power | Imported w CBP 7501. Cruise Equipped: Water Maker, 13.5 KVA Generator, 2,220A Lithium Batteries, 2,188W Solar, Soft Start AC Units, 2 x 3000W Inverters, 2025 AB RIB, 20 HP Honda, 2025 Bottom Paint, 2025 Washer/Dryer, Spin & Code O.

Tax Paid

Flag of Registry: United States

Catamaran / Multi-Hulls
Sail
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull
HIN/IMO: IRIZD199L18

Vessel ID# 2849875 Last Updated: 2026-05-09 09:14:07

FEATURES:
Dive Compressor
2,220A Lithium
2,188W Solar
Water Maker
Turn-key with fresh bottom paint
Tenders: 2025 AB RIB and a 2025 20 HP Honda Outboard
Toys: Three large inflatable foredeck chairs.

$ 430,000 USD

€ 365,334 Euros
$ 588,385 CAD
£ 316,192 GBP

Description

Paradise is a clean, well-equipped 2018 Lagoon 42, set up for comfortable cruising and full-time liveaboard use. This award-winning model is widely regarded for its smart design, efficient use of space, and balanced performance.

The 3-cabin owner’s layout offers generous accommodations, a well-designed helm, and a spacious cockpit. Paradise has never been chartered, has no known damage history, and has been consistently maintained by her owners.

Properly imported with CBP 7501, equipped with 120V U.S. power, and USCG documented, Paradise is turnkey and ready for immediate use.

Key Features & Equipment

US Power Spec: 120V AC and equipment (only for boats sold in the US)
13.5 kVA Onan (Cummins) Generator
House Batteries: 2,220Ah Lithium Battery Bank (Brand: Lithionics)
Solar: 2,188W Solar Array
Dual 3000W Victon Inverters
Air Conditioning and Heat: (2) soft-start Dometic reverse cycle AC units (2023) and (1) AC unit (2026)
Spledide Washer/Dryer - 110v (2025)
AB RIB Dinghy (2025)
20 HP Honda Outboard (2025)
2025 Bottom Paint
Watermaker: Watermaker brand 18 gph
Bauer Jr. Scuba Compressor (2024)
North Sails Spinnaker
Doyle Code 0 sail
Full batten square top mainsail
Self-tacking jib (2025)
Feathering Max-Props (not installed). The original fixed props are installed.
Underwater lights (blue/white)
Dyneema Lifelines
New trampoline (2025)

Data Sheet

HIN/IMO: IRIZD199L18

Official Number: 1286995

LOA: 43' 4'' (13.21 Meters)

Type: Sail- Used

Year: 2018

Beam: 25' 2''

Draft Max: 4' 2''

Draft Min: 4' 2''

Cabins: 3

Heads: 3

Fuel Type: Diesel

Hull Material: Fiberglass

Hull Finish: Gelcoat

Hull Shape: Catamaran

Air Conditioning: Yes

Tower: No

Bridge Clearance: 67' 7''

Fuel Tank: 151 Gallons (571.6 Liters)

Fresh Water: 79 Gallons (299.05 Liters)

Displacement: 26681 lbs

CE Certified: Yes

Classification: A12

Imported: Yes

Designer: VPLP Design

Interior Designer: Nauta Design

Builder: Lagoon

Tender HIN: COABM60024G425

Engines

Engine 1

Engine Make: Yanmar
Engine Model: 4JH57
Engine Type: Inboard
Drive Type: Sail
Power HP: 56.00
Power KW: 41.76
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hours: 2876.00
Serial Number: E13402
Engine Location: Port

Engine 2

Engine Make: Yanmar
Engine Model: 4JH57
Engine Type: Inboard
Drive Type: Sail
Power HP: 56.00
Power KW: 41.76
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hours: 2840.00
Serial Number: E12404
Engine Location: Starboard

Generators

Generator 1

Generator Make: Onan (Cummins)
Generator Model: MDKDK/L/M/L
Generator KW: 13.50
Generator Hours: 1

Full Details

Interior

The interior of the 3-cabin owner's version Lagoon 42 is bright, spacious, and highly livable.

The salon features a comfortable U-shaped settee with a dining table to port and a forward-facing navigation station to starboard. Sliding glass doors connect seamlessly to the aft cockpit, effectively creating one large indoor/outdoor space. The galley is positioned aft for easy access to both the salon and cockpit, and is well-equipped with ample counter space, refrigeration, and storage for extended cruising.

The port hull is dedicated entirely to the owner's suite, offering a full-beam layout with an island berth, desk/vanity area, generous storage, and a large private head with a separate shower. The starboard hull includes two comfortable guest cabins, each with double berths, good natural light, and storage, and two heads with showers.

Thoughtful details like wide companionways, good ventilation, and clean, modern finishes make the Lagoon 42's interior especially comfortable for liveaboard use or extended passagemaking.

Interior Woodwork: Alpi Walnut
Flooring: Asburgo laminated floor
12v fans in the salon and cabins
Air Conditioning and Heat: (2) Dometic reverse cycle AC units (2023) and (1) AC unit (2026). The AC units can run off shore power, the generator, or the house battery bank and inverter.
Spledide Washer/Dryer - 110v (2025)
TV on the bulkhead
Owner's berth dimensions (starboard hull): 6' 9" x 5' 11"
Guest berth (port/aft) dimensions: 6' 9" x 5' 11"
Guest berth (port/fwd) dimensions: 6' 7" x 3' 11" x 4'3"
Extra crew berth in the forward port bow compartment
Toilets: (3) electric flush toilets. Two toilets on the port side of the boat were replaced in 2025.
Standing Headroom:
Cockpit: 7' 3"
Salon: 6' 7"
Forward Cabin: 6' 7"
Aft Cabin: 6' 3"
Head: 6' 3"

Galley:

U-shaped galley
Sink
Isotherm refrigerator
Isotherm freezer
Microwave oven with grill
Eno 3-burner stove
Eno Oven - propane
Dometic chest fridge/freezer (2025)
Isotherm refrigerator in the cockpit (2025)
Ice maker (2026)
Electric oven

Deck and Cockpit

Helm:

The helm is on the port side of the vessel. There are steps from the port side deck to the cockpit. The upper deck is accessible via steps from the helm.
Double bench helm seat with cushion
Roll-up Sunbrella and Isinglass helm enclosure
Yanmar engine control units and throttles
Electric winches
Line clutches
Electronics
USB outlet
Sheet bags
Cup holder

Cockpit:

The large aft cockpit has plenty of seating and storage. There is an L-shaped seating area to starboard with a table, seating along the transom, and port side aft of the helm.
Double sliding door to the salon
Black Sunbrella cockpit cushions
Numerous cockpit storage lockers
Cockpit Refrigerator
Cockpit lighting
Stainless steel swim ladder on the starboard swim platform
Deck wash down pump (sea or fresh water)
Manual dinghy lift with Solar panel mounts
Outboard engine mount
Flag pole holder
Speakers

Foredeck:

Anodized aluminum longitudinal crossbeam with integrated chain run and mooring cleat
Two anchor rollers
Windlass: Quick 1000W / 12V electric windlass with vertical axis, gypsy (10mm chain)
Two large bow storage lockers (the port locker has a berth for crew)
Two storage lockers forward of the cabin
Anchor/windlass locker with windlass control
Primary Anchor: 85 lbs Mantus with approximately 200' of 3/8" galvanized chain
Secondary Anchor: 44 lbs Delta
Trampoline replaced (2025)
Two wood pushpit seats
Foredeck light on the mast

Deck:

(8) Mooring cleats (16")
Dynema lifelines
(8) Lewmar deck hatches
Sunbrella hatch covers

Sails and Rigging

Square Top Mainsail: Dacron mainsail with battens
Jib: Self-tacking Dacron jib (2025) with a Facnor LS200 furling system
Spinnaker (North Sails)
Doyle Code-O
Mainsail cradle cover and lazy-jacks (2025)
(2) Harken Electric winches
(2) Harken 46.2 STA manual winches
Spinlock line clutches
Self-taking jib track
Harken mainsheet traveler
New mainsheet, reef 1, reef 2 lines (2026)
Jib sheet (2024)
Anodized aluminum mast with mainsail ball bearing track system
Anodized aluminum boom
Anodized aluminum longitudinal crossbeam with integrated chain run and mooring cleat
(8) Mooring cleats

Electronics, Navigation, and Entertainment

Starlink Maritime
TV mounted in the salon
Fusion MS-RA70N radio at the Nav with two speakers in the salon and two speakers in the cockpit
VHF: B&G VHF V50 with a remote handset at the helm
Multifunction Displays: (2) 12" B&G Zeus3 Multifunction displays (one at the helm and one at the nav)
Radar: B&G 4G Radar mounted on the front of the mast (2025)
Sonar: Forward scan sonar
AIS: AIS 500 B&G transceiver and antenna coupling
Depth: B&G display at the helm
Autopilot: B&G control at the helm
Compass at the helm

Electrical

U.S. Power: The vessel is wired for single-phase, 120 volts @ 60 Hz
50 Amp Shore Power inlet on the port transom
(2) 50 Amp shore power cords
12v DC system with panel and breakers
12v AC system with panel and breakers
DC voltage and amperage gauges
(2) Digital AC gauges
Solar: 2,188 watts. Ten solar panels are mounted on the cabin top, and six are mounted on the dinghy davit system.
House Batteries: 2,200 amp hours of Lithium (Lithionics batteries)
(2) Group 31 AGM batteries for the engines
(1) Group 27 flooded lead-acid battery for the generator
Inverter/Chargers: (2) Victron MultiPlus 12 | 3,000 | 120 Inverter Chargers.
(2) Engine Alternators (Wakespeed)

Mechanical

ENGINES: Two 57 HP Yanmar (4JH57)
Starboard Engine Hours: 2,840
Port Engine Hours: 2,876
(2) Engine Control Panels at the helm. (screens replaced in April 2026)
Sail Drives: Yanmar SD 60-5. Port saildrive replaced in 2025
Engine oil, filters, and sail drive fluid changed by Oil in a Day's Work (May 2026)
Two upgraded Wakespeed Alternators
Installed Props: Original fixed props.
Spare Props: (2) 3-blade feathering Max-Props
Mechanical engine throttles at the helm
Hydraulic power steering system
Excellent access to the engine compartment from the transom through hatches
GENERATOR: 13.5 KVA Onan (Cummins) diesel generator. (last serviced by owner in April 2025) - 1,190 hours
Outboard Engine: 20 HP Honda (2025)
Windlass: 1000W / 12V electric windlass with vertical axis, gypsy (10mm chain)
Compressor: Bauer Jr. Scuba Compressor (2024)

Plumbing

Watermaker: Watermaker brand 18 gph
Water Heater: Isotemp 120 V water heater with an engine-mounted heat exchanger, located below the port aft berth
(2) Automatic bilge pumps with high water alarms. One bilge pump was replaced in April 2026
(1) New spare automatic bilge pump (2026)
(2) Manual bilge pumps
(3) Black water holding tanks (+/-21 gallons each)
Deck shower (hot/cold)
Freshwater dock inlet
Fresh Water Tank: One 79-gallon polyethylene tank in the port forward locker
Fresh water pump
Fuel Tanks: 150 gallons. Two 75-gallon cross-linked polyethylene fuel tanks
Propane: (2) LPG tanks in the cockpit propane locker

Safety Equipment and Extras

Bauer Jr. Scuba Compressor (2024)
Three large inflatable seats for the foredeck
Electric Power Washer (2025)
Electric Buffer
10-gallon gas can
Life Raft: Survitec Zodiac Commercial Liferafts - EXPIRED 5/2025
EPIRB:
PFDs
Underwater lights (blue and white)

Disclaimer

The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.

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Contact Us

For more information about this yacht please contact Matt Malatich (MJM CHS LLC).
We look forward to working with you!

S&J Yachts

13 Lockwood Drive
Charleston SC 29401 USA
Phone: 1-843-872-8080
Email: matt@sjyachts.com
Website: https://sjyachts.com

We are a full-service yacht brokerage for luxury New & Brokerage Yachts, expertly guiding our clients throughout the buying and selling process. Our focus has always been to provide the best possible service to our clients, and whether you’re buying or selling a boat, your interests are our top priority. Our commitment to you is to work hard on your behalf when you’re buying or selling your cruising yacht. Through the years, that commitment has enabled us to make many friends and enjoy the relationships that have developed due to a shared passion for boats. Let us put that commitment and passion to work for you.

Matt Malatich (MJM CHS LLC)

Certified Professional Yacht Broker

13 Lockwood Drive
Charleston SC 29401 USA
Office: 1-843-872-8080
Cell: 1-843-872-8080
Email: matt@sjyachts.com

Matt Malatich, CPYB is the Managing Broker of S&J Yachts in Charleston, S.C., where he is a standout in helping clients navigate the acquisition or disposition process of luxury cruising yachts.

Boating has always been at the forefront of Matt’s life. From growing up on boats, to pleasure cruising and racing, to watching his own kids learn the lines, Matt’s love of the sea is woven throughout the canvas of his life.

It’s no wonder that a heart for the water, a head for business and a degree from Hamilton College led Matt to launch his career in 1996 as a yacht broker with J/Port and then Crusader Yacht Sales in Annapolis, MD. In this role, he sold brokerage boats and new J/Boats, Ericsons, Pacific Seacraft, Sagas and Tiaras.

Shortly after being named Salesperson of the Year for Pacific Seacraft, Matt returned to his hometown of Princeton, N.J., in 1999 to expand his professional experience to commercial real estate. Matt served as a commercial real estate broker for CBRE and Preferred Real Estate Investments, where he focused on acquisitions of large corporate-owned properties for redevelopment as well as leasing of office properties and due diligence of large-scale dispositions.

Matt transitioned to the role of Assistant Director of Leasing for Hilton Realty, a fully integrated real estate development and management company in 2006. For nearly a decade, Matt’s primary focus was on marketing and leasing industrial, office and retail properties to large banks, law firms, technology firms, pharmaceutical companies, national retailers as well as mom and pop stores.

In 2015, Matt’s genuine affinity toward boating prompted him to make a sea change personally and professionally. Trading bricks for boats, Matt returned to the yacht brokerage business as the Managing Broker for S&J Yacht’s Charleston office.

Today, drawing from nearly 25 years of combined experience in yacht brokerage and commercial real estate, Matt has built a reputation for his proven ability to assist buyers and sellers of upscale power and cruising sailboats throughout North America and Europe.

As a seasoned broker, Matt understands that buying and selling can be both one of the most euphoric and stressful times in a boater’s journey, and views representation and guidance of his clients’ dreams as a true privilege.

Matt’s calm and easy demeanor provides clients with a steady hand at the wheel to help them obtain the best value for their dream yacht, as well as assisting sellers with a smooth sale of their vessel when the time is right. He is well positioned to be an advocate throughout the entire transaction process by prescreening boats (including obtaining their true histories), facilitating showings, navigating financing options, insurance needs, surveys and the closing process.

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