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2001 Crosswater Passagemaker 49 “Island Hopper”

Deale, MD, US

US $324,900Active
Year2001
Length49 ft
Beam23' 0"
Draft3' 5"
Cabins2
Engines2 × 190 hp
Engine Hours5768

About this Crosswater Passagemaker 49

Crosswater 49 - Island Hopper
An economical power catamaran passagemaker. With a range capability of 5000 nautical miles at 8 knots, Crosswater exemplifies the qualities of a true “passage-maker”.

The pilothouse is dedicated to high standards of navigation and watch-keeping. It is independent of social areas of the boat. Care has been taken to ensure that persons on watch can preserve their night vision while other activities are taking place in social areas. All pilot house windows are tempered safety glass, there is excellent all-around visibility.
Crosswater is a power catamaran capable of extended passages, but the fuel load can be tailored to less ambitious cruising intentions. Eight fuel tanks are connected through a polishing and transfer system. This system can provide the two rear most tanks wit fuel for the engine on each side.
Each hull is tipped with a slender foam-filled bulb backed by a heavy stern post and a collision bulkhead. Each bulb constructively interferes with the formation of the bow wave allowing for easier passage of the hulls through the water. Hull construction is wood/epoxy/fiberglass composite. Structure above the main deck is fiberglass/wood/foam/epoxy vacuum panel construction.

The boat top deck supports Atlantic Towers fiberglass and aluminum top, carrying 10 solar panels, radar and KVH HD7 dish. The spacious boat deck is likely to be the outside social area of choice at anchor or in port.

Key Features

  • Built for the Long Haul: The vessel features exceptional fuel capacity (up to 2,260 gallons), allowing for incredible long-distance endurance.
  • Layout: Typically configured with 2 staterooms and 2 heads, including an owner's master suite with a queen-sized bed, ensuite head, tub, and shower, as well as a convertible guest stateroom.
  • Mechanical: Powered by twin Yanmar 4LHADTE diesels (190 hp each) and often customized with heavy-duty off-grid features like large solar arrays (up to 3,000 watts) and 12.5 kW generators.
  • Design: Each hull features a foam-filled bulb that constructively interferes with the bow wave, greatly increasing the boat's hydrodynamic efficiency.

Dimensions

  • Overall Length: 49 ft 11 inches
  • Beam (Width): 23 ft
  • Draft: 3 ft
  • Displacement: 40000 lbs

Interior

  • Heads (Bathrooms): 2
  • Staterooms: 2
  • Berths: 5

Performance

  • Cruise Speed: 9 knots
  • Max Speed: 12 knots
  • Fuel Capacity: 2260 gal
  • Water Capacity: 220 gal
  • Holding Tank: 20 gal

Construction

  • Hull Material: Composite

Additional Information

  • Top deck lounge chairs with pads and covers
  • West Marine folding lounge chairs
  • Floating lounge mats
  • 2 person inflatable towable with rope
  • Air draft is 20’ 7” to the top of the KVH satellite dish; 18’ 4” with the KVH dish removed — important for bridge clearance on Great Loop cruising

Specifications

General

Model
Crosswater Passagemaker 49
Year
2001
Hull
Fiberglass
Status
Active

Dimensions

Length Overall
49.75 ft
Beam
23' 0"
Max Draft
3' 5"

Tanks & Accommodations

Fresh Water
1 (2260 gal)
Fuel
1 (2260 gal)
Cabins
2

Engine 1

Total Power
380
Make
Yanmar
Model
4LHADTE
Type
Inboard
Fuel
Diesel
Hours
5768
Power
190 hp

Engine 2

Make
Yanmar
Model
4LHADTE
Type
Inboard
Fuel
Diesel
Hours
5768
Power
190 hp

Full Description & Equipment

Additional Units Included

  • 2019 Highfield

Accommodations
Master Stateroom

  • Queen-size Select Comfort bed, ensuite head, tub & shower

Guest Stateroom

  • 2 single berth converts to queen size ensuite head & shower

Additional berth on couch in salon

Galley

  • GE dryer and Panda washer
  • GE trash compactor
  • IsEasy 3-burner propane cooktop with 2 – 20lbs propane tanks
  • GE Advantium 120 microwave/convection oven
  • LG 23 cu. ft. French door refrigerator/freezer with ice maker
  • Miele dishwasher
  • Magma outdoor grill with 20bls propane tank

Deck and Equipment
Deck

  • (10) heavy duty stainless steel cleats (15″ & 18″)
  • 88 # Rocna anchor on tilting bow roller
  • 200 feet of 3/8″ chain
  • Fortress 55 anchor w/ 50’ chain and 200’ nylon rode
  • Lewmar Concept 3 vertical axis anchor windlass
  • Bow rails and side rails with safety lines
  • Safety lines across aft steps to swim platform
  • Mooring lines and fenders
  • (3) large storage lockers in fore deck for mooring lines, fenders, spare anchor, and gas can for dinghy
  • Winslow Inflatable Life Raft, Model 60SL/0
  • (6) life jackets
  • EPIRB
  • Life ring
  • Jim Buoy horseshoe life ring
  • ACR Strobe light
  • Flares/bell/horn
  • Ditch Bag
  • First aid Bag
  • Manual bilge pump

Dinghy

  • 2019 10’ Highfield
  • 2019 15 hp Tohatsu 4-stroke engine with transom lift
  • Lifting Sling
  • Anchor

Electronics and Navigation

  • Raymarine E120 Classic Plotter
  • Raymarine 4 kw radar with 24″ radome
  • Raymarine ST6000 Autopilot with remote
  • Raymarine Depthfinder x 2
  • Raymarine ST60 Speed
  • Raymarine GPS
  • ICOM VHF Radio x 2
  • ICOM IC-M88 Handheld Radio
  • Compass
  • Vesper Watchmate XB-8000 Class B AIS with Monitor, GPS and VHF AIS Antenna
  • Horn
  • PA Horn
  • Flood Lights x 2
  • Starlink Gen 3
  • MOFI cellular modem
  • Aigean WIFI extender modem
  • Raymarine LifeTag Man-Overboard Alarm System
  • Main Salon: 40” Samsung smart TV w/ Sony DVD player
  • KVH HD7 TrackVision with DirecTV satellite TV receiver

Electrical and Plumbing
Power:

  • Genset -Diesel: 12.5 kw Phasor with sound cover
  • Solar: 3000w – (4) 450w panels, (6) 200w panels
  • (7) Victron charge controllers, Victron CerboS
  • Inverter/Charger: Outback 2800w with remote panel
  • House Batteries: 1200 amp-hrs at 12v with (6) L16 Lifeline AGM
  • Engine Start: (2) Group 24 Batteries AGM with Victron Smart Sense Monitors,
  • Balmar Duo Charge, Balmar Max Charge MC-614
  • Shore Power: 50 amp, 220 v with 50 ft cable/connections, spare 50 amp and 30 amp cables

Air Conditioning & Heating: 

  • Four reversible heat pumps totaling 64,000 btu

Water System

  • Tankage: Total of 220 gallons in 4 tanks
  • Water Heater: 20 gallon

Waste System

  • Commodes: (2) electric fresh water plumbed directly to waste tanks
  • Black Water Tanks: (2) 35 gallon tanks with deck pumpout & lockable overboard discharge
  • Gray Water Tanks: (2) 52 gallon tanks with deck pumpout & pumped overboard discharge

Bilge

  • (4) 2000 gph bilge pumps
  • (2) shaft sumps with pumps

Engine and Mechanical
Engines

  • Twin Yanmar 4LHADTE Diesels (190 Hp each)
  • ZF Mathers MicroCommander control station
  • Four remote control input stations for ZF Mathers wired remote control.
  • PSS Shaft Seals
  • Hynautic Hydraulic Steering

Fire Protection

  • Engine Rooms: Automatic fire suppression system
  • Living Spaces: (5) fire extinguishers

Fuel System

  • Fuel Capacity: 2260 gallons
  • Tankage: (4) 430 gallon tanks, (4) 135 gallon tanks
  • Tank Construction: .25 inch aluminum baffled with sumps
  • Fuel Cleaning/Polishing System: Centrifugal filter and permanent magnet
  • Fuel Transfer System: Any tank to any tank through the polishing system
  • Final Fuel Filtering: Racor filters in engine room

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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2001 Crosswater Passagemaker 49 Island Hopper
US $324,900 · Deale
2001 Crosswater Passagemaker 49 Island Hopper
US $324,900 · Deale