Lagoon 420 for sale (2008) in St Augustine, United States

Summary

Bright, spacious, and easy to short-hand sail

"Anita Jo" is a 2008 Lagoon 420 three-cabin owner's version layout. The 420 is best-in-class interior volume for a catamaran of this size. She is quite spacious, with bright and airy living spaces, and sailing thats straightforward and confidence-inspiring. Anita Jo is a great foundation to make it your own after some updates. This is a capable coastal and bluewater sailing yacht, fully equipped for long passages or for liveaboard cruising. Designed by the renowned VPLP Design team and built in Les Sables-dOlonne, France, this vessel reflects the high standards and innovative spirit that Lagoon is known for worldwide.

Some of Anita Jos equipment highlights include:

• Cruisair air conditioner/heater/dehumidifier in all cabins and the salon
• ONAN 21.5kw generator
• Nearly 1000w of Solar Panels

Anita Jo is US Import Duty paid and available for showings by appointment in St Augustine, FL.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Step aboard, and the first impression is spaciousness from the headroom and 24′ beam. Natural light pours through generously sized vertical windows in the salon that give almost a 360-degree view. Below, the three-cabin plan gives owners and guests private, well-proportioned cabins with comfortable berths, plenty of storage, and private heads. Materials and joinery are clean and functional: warm wood tones, durable upholstery, and an airy feel that invites long stays aboard.

Owner version – 3 cabins with queen-size berths

Standing headroom 67

Two hatch windows and two glass salon doors for air flow in the salon

Wooden salon table

Separate shower stalls in all cabins

LED lights throughout

AC Plugs: 7 x 110v receptacles

Cruisair air conditioner/heater/dehumidifier in all cabins and salon

Phillips 23-inch flatscreen TV in starboard forward cabin (2019)

UV window covers privacy, vinyl, one-way view

Fans 5 x Helia turbo

Galley

Vitrifrigo 12v fridge/freezer 34 US gal

Whynter portable fridge freezer 85 quart, 12 volt or AC

ENO 3-burner propane cooktop

ENO propane oven

Hamilton Beach 110v microwave oven

Double stainless-steel sink

Ample counter space

Hot and pressurized water

Waeco Fridge – located in the cockpit (inoperable)

Exterior

The cockpit has ample space and headroom with comfortable seating, a large table for meals, and simple access to the water. With all running rigging led aft, electric winches, and a helm that affords excellent visibility, shes easy to short-hand. The twin Yanmar diesel engines have good range and make for easy maneuvering in marinas. Anita Jo is a cruising yacht designed for pleasant and efficient passagemaking.

Hard bimini

Cockpit fully protected with removable sunshades (2017)

Removable vinyl enclosure for cockpit

Helm, wheel and winchs cover in Sunbrella

Sunshade for forward area of deck (NEW 2019)

2x rail-mounted gas BBQ

Two 10-lb propane tanks,

On 5-lb butane tank with fitting

Fresh water washdown with 40 feet of expandable hose

Sugar scoop hot and cold freshwater shower

Foldaway Swim ladder

Cockpit cushions

Easy access to handholds and lifelines

Aluminum dinghy davits under solar panels

Cockpit seating table

Storage under the helm

Mechanical

Yanmar 39hp 3JH5E engines (port:1821 hours, Stbd: 1811 hours)

Yanmar SD40 saildrives, clutch cones changed in 2015

Stainless-steel engine throttles

2-blade aluminum fixed prop

ONAN 21.5kW Generator 1367 hours

Electrical

9x solar panels for a total of 960 watts

Victron MPPT 10050 SmartSolar charge controller (2019)

Windgen 170 w Rutland 914i (2018)

Shore power – separate Dual Phase 220v (US Style) for Air Con

Battery chargers: 2 x CPS30EM 12v40a

ENAG OS2000 sinewave inverter, 2000w

4x West Marine 4D AGM 198 amp hours house batteries (Sept 2018)

2x 130 amp engine start batteries

1x genset battery

Electronics

Two Raymarine E120 chartplotters – located at the helm and nav station

Raymarine ST60 for wind, depth, speed, and autohelm – located at the helm and nav station

Raymarine GPS

Raymarine 240 VHF with active speaker and handheld – located at the helm and nav station

Raymarine radar

Iridium Go!

Cobra Marine HH350 portable radio

Uniden MHS335BT portable radio

Plastimo offshore compass

Plumbing

Dessalator Duo 100 – 26gph watermaker (needs repair)

Three Jabsco electric heads (2023)

Quick BX 40 110v 40lt water heater

Sails and Rigging

Mainsail: North battened 715sq ft (2015, refurbished in 2022)

Furling genoa: North 386 sq ft (refurbished 2022)

Screacher: 753 sq ft with hand furler

Spinnaker: Asymmetrical with sock

3x Harken electric winches with foot switches at helm

1x Harken manual winch port side

1x Harken electric winch for dinghy

Stack pack with lazy bag

Anchoring, Mooring, and Docking

Quick 1000w electric windless (rebuilt 2017)

Primary anchor: 33kg Rocna

Secondary anchor: 33kg Delta

Anchor rode: 250-ft of 10mm chain (2018) plus 100-ft 3 ply nylon

Dock lines: 4x 14mm, 2x 12mm spring lines

4x large and 2x medium fenders

Boat hook

Drogue anchor

ParaTech Sea anchor

Safty

Life Raft: Zodiac offshore ISAF 6 pax (requires inspection)

Life vests: 4 x with auto inflate + 4 x Life jacket

Multiple flares

EPIRB ACR Globalfix 406 (battery expired)

Ditch bag

Emergency tiller

Inflatable Dan Buoy

3x fire extinguishers

Tender

Porta-Bote Alpha Series (2021)

ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Plus – 3hp Electric Outboard (2021)

Additional Equipment

Fishing rod holders

Plastimo Bosuns chair

Binoculars

Badboy WIFI booster

Everstart 246 amp portable smart charger

Seagan ATS 909 portable shortwave radio FM LW MW or AM SW frequencies

White sewing machine model 234

Multiple spare parts & bits for engine, genset, head, sail, running rigging, tools, etc.

Multiple cruising guides, sailing books and boat, engine and electrical maintenance

Flags for all the Islands in the Caribbean

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any known issues with the boat? – Answer: Yes, the watermaker needs repair, the inverter needs to be replaced, and the starboard aft hatch has a slow leak. The standing rigging likely needs replacing as well.

Has the boat been imported? – Answer: Yes, the 7501 Entry Summary has been paid and is in hand.

Have the boat and tender been registered? – Answer: Yes

Have there been any surveys on the boat? – Answer: Yes, a rigging survey from April 2025, and findings from a survey

How is the boat stored? – Answer: on the hard

Disclaimer

Additional Details

SPECIFICATIONS:

Interior

Step aboard, and the first impression is spaciousness from the headroom and 24′ beam. Natural light pours through generously sized vertical windows in the salon that give almost a 360-degree view. Below, the three-cabin plan gives owners and guests private, well-proportioned cabins with comfortable berths, plenty of storage, and private heads. Materials and joinery are clean and functional: warm wood tones, durable upholstery, and an airy feel that invites long stays aboard.

• Owner version – 3 cabins with queen-size berths
• Standing headroom 67
• Two hatch windows and two glass salon doors for air flow in the salon
• Wooden salon table
• Separate shower stalls in all cabins
• LED lights throughout
• AC Plugs: 7 x 110v receptacles
• Cruisair air conditioner/heater/dehumidifier in all cabins and salon
• Phillips 23-inch flatscreen TV in starboard forward cabin (2019)
• UV window covers privacy, vinyl, one-way view
• Fans 5 x Helia turbo

Galley

• Vitrifrigo 12v fridge/freezer 34 US gal
• Whynter portable fridge freezer 85 quart, 12 volt or AC
• ENO 3-burner propane cooktop
• ENO propane oven
• Hamilton Beach 110v microwave oven
• Double stainless-steel sink
• Ample counter space
• Hot and pressurized water
• Waeco Fridge – located in the cockpit (inoperable)

Exterior

The cockpit has ample space and headroom with comfortable seating, a large table for meals, and simple access to the water. With all running rigging led aft, electric winches, and a helm that affords excellent visibility, shes easy to short-hand. The twin Yanmar diesel engines have good range and make for easy maneuvering in marinas. Anita Jo is a cruising yacht designed for pleasant and efficient passagemaking.

• Hard bimini
• Cockpit fully protected with removable sunshades (2017)
• Removable vinyl enclosure for cockpit
• Helm, wheel and winchs cover in Sunbrella
• Sunshade for forward area of deck (NEW 2019)
• 2x rail-mounted gas BBQ
• Two 10-lb propane tanks,
• On 5-lb butane tank with fitting
• Fresh water washdown with 40 feet of expandable hose
• Sugar scoop hot and cold freshwater shower
• Foldaway Swim ladder
• Cockpit cushions
• Easy access to handholds and lifelines
• Aluminum dinghy davits under solar panels
• Cockpit seating table
• Storage under the helm

Mechanical

• Yanmar 39hp 3JH5E engines (port:1821 hours, Stbd: 1811 hours)
• Yanmar SD40 saildrives, clutch cones changed in 2015
• Stainless-steel engine throttles
• 2-blade aluminum fixed prop
• ONAN 21.5kW Generator 1367 hours

Electrical

• 9x solar panels for a total of 960 watts
• Victron MPPT 10050 SmartSolar charge controller (2019)
• Windgen 170 w Rutland 914i (2018)
• Shore power – separate Dual Phase 220v (US Style) for Air Con
• Battery chargers: 2 x CPS30EM 12v40a
• ENAG OS2000 sinewave inverter, 2000w
• 4x West Marine 4D AGM 198 amp hours house batteries (Sept 2018)
• 2x 130 amp engine start batteries
• 1x genset battery

Electronics

• Two Raymarine E120 chartplotters – located at the helm and nav station
• Raymarine ST60 for wind, depth, speed, and autohelm – located at the helm and nav station
• Raymarine GPS
• Raymarine 240 VHF with active speaker and handheld – located at the helm and nav station
• Raymarine radar
• Iridium Go!
• Cobra Marine HH350 portable radio
• Uniden MHS335BT portable radio
• Plastimo offshore compass

Plumbing

• Dessalator Duo 100 – 26gph watermaker (needs repair)
• Three Jabsco electric heads (2023)
• Quick BX 40 110v 40lt water heater

Sails and Rigging

• Mainsail: North battened 715sq ft (2015, refurbished in 2022)
• Furling genoa: North 386 sq ft (refurbished 2022)
• Screacher: 753 sq ft with hand furler
• Spinnaker: Asymmetrical with sock
• 3x Harken electric winches with foot switches at helm
• 1x Harken manual winch port side
• 1x Harken electric winch for dinghy
• Stack pack with lazy bag

Anchoring, Mooring, and Docking

• Quick 1000w electric windless (rebuilt 2017)
• Primary anchor: 33kg Rocna
• Secondary anchor: 33kg Delta
• Anchor rode: 250-ft of 10mm chain (2018) plus 100-ft 3 ply nylon
• Dock lines: 4x 14mm, 2x 12mm spring lines
• 4x large and 2x medium fenders
• Boat hook
• Drogue anchor
• ParaTech Sea anchor

Safty

• Life Raft: Zodiac offshore ISAF 6 pax (requires inspection)
• Life vests: 4 x with auto inflate + 4 x Life jacket
• Multiple flares
• EPIRB ACR Globalfix 406 (battery expired)
• Ditch bag
• Emergency tiller
• Inflatable Dan Buoy
• 3x fire extinguishers

Tender

• Porta-Bote Alpha Series (2021)
• ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Plus – 3hp Electric Outboard (2021)

Additional Equipment

• Fishing rod holders
• Plastimo Bosuns chair
• Binoculars
• Badboy WIFI booster
• Everstart 246 amp portable smart charger
• Seagan ATS 909 portable shortwave radio FM LW MW or AM SW frequencies
• White sewing machine model 234
• Multiple spare parts & bits for engine, genset, head, sail, running rigging, tools, etc.
• Multiple cruising guides, sailing books and boat, engine and electrical maintenance
• Flags for all the Islands in the Caribbean

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are there any known issues with the boat? – Answer: Yes, the watermaker needs repair, the inverter needs to be replaced, and the starboard aft hatch has a slow leak. The standing rigging likely needs replacing as well.
• Has the boat been imported? – Answer: Yes, the 7501 Entry Summary has been paid and is in hand.
• Have the boat and tender been registered? – Answer: Yes
• Have there been any surveys on the boat? – Answer: Yes, a rigging survey from April 2025, and findings from a survey
• How is the boat stored? – Answer: on the hard

Additional Details

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.