2008 Tartan 4100

The Tartan 4100 offers a very roomy interior with an open layout. She has an extremely large aft cabin to port with an athwartships queen berth. The aft cabin features a hanging locker, drawers and lockers as well as access to the large head from the aft cabin.

Moving forward from the aft cabin is the L shaped galley to port. The galley is large and has double SS sinks, enormous refrigeration space and plenty of storage. To starboard and opposite the galley is the dedicated forward facing nav station.

Midships offers port (u-shaped) and starboard (straight) settees with a beautiful cherry drop leaf table in between that easily accomodates 6 adults.

Forward is the comfortable v-berth with hanging locker, drawers and plenty of storage.

Rig Dimensions:

I : 57.00 ft
J : 15.00 ft
P : 50.75 ft
E : 18.00 ft

• Novis Composites Carbon Fiber Mast
• Charleston Spar aluminum boom
• Forespar hard boomvang
• Harken traveler
• Harken adjustable genoa cars
• Spinlock stoppers
• Harken Chrome winches - Harken 53 Primaries, Harken 40 on port cabin top & Harken 40 Electric on Starboard cabin top
• Harken roller furling
• Lazyjacks on mainsail
• Split backstay
• Sailtec hydraulic backstay adjuster

Sails:

• Doyle full battened mainsail with stackpack
• Doyle 135% roller furling jib
• Cruising spinnaker with snuffer sock

IANNA III is equipped with mostly Raymarine electronics:

• Raymarine E80 radar chartplotter in navpod at the helm
• Raymarine 4kw radar dome on mast
• Raymarine ST6002 autopilot
• Raymarine ST60 knotmeter over companionway
• Raymarine ST60 depthfinder over companionway
• Raymarine ST60 wind instrument over companionway
• Icom IC-422 VHF radio in nav station
• Sony AM/FM/CD/AUX stereo with Bose speakers in salon & cockpit

• 12 volt house system
• 110 volt shore power system
• Blue Seas electrical panel with breakers & indicator lights
• Xantrex Inverter Charger
• Electric bilge pump
• Halogen lighting throughout with dimmer switches
• Adler Barbour 12v refrigeration

• Dodger
• Bimini
• Connector
• Wheel & pedestal cover
• All canvas is navy blue
• Cockpit cushions
• Chrome Dorade vents
• Varnished exterior teak
• Lewmar electric anchor windlass
• Fans in all cabins
• Microwave oven
• Fuel & water guages at nav station
• Teak cockpit table
• Elkhide covered steering wheel
• Outboard motor mount on sternrail
• 2 propane bottles
• Lifesling
• 3 Blade folding prop on sail drive
• Docklines & fenders with fleece covers
• Anchor, chain & rode
• Lifejackets, flares, horn, etc.
• SS barbeque grill on stern rail

Some cruising boats are at their best in the dealer's parking lot. Not the Tartan 4100, which is at her best either romping into a stiff sou'wester or anchored sedately in your favorite harbor. In either situation you'll appreciate the mobility of the T-shaped cockpit, the clear visibility afforded from behind the 44-inch wheel, and the fact that the hefty Harken 53 self-tailing chrome primary winches are located within reach of the helm. Wide, flat sidedecks, effective nonskid surfacing, and extra-high 27-inch lifelines make working on deck safe. And traditionalists won't be disappointed with the 4100's on-deck detailing; solid teak toerails and stern taffrail, a polished stainless-steel stemhead fitting, and special mooring chocks with built-in rollers are as functional as they are beautiful. The Tartan 4100 turns 41 feet into the ultimate getaway space. The master stateroom features a queen-size berth with hanging locker, shelves, clothes stowage, and in-suite head with shower. The salon, with a varnished drop-leaf centerline dinette table that can handle eight guests for dinner or drinks, has a built-in entertainment center. The L-shaped galley features a top- and front-loading icebox, dual 9-inch-deep stainless-steel sinks, and a 3-burner gimbaled stove with oven and broiler.