2006 Lagoon Lagoon 380 S2 — TARRAGONE

A 2006 Lagoon 380 S² at Tarragona, asking $178,200 through Hellomulti. The 380 is the hull that made Lagoon the volume yard: a VPLP design launched in 1999 that ran past a thousand boats over two generations — the most-produced cruising catamaran ever built. This is the S2, the 2003 revision that carried the model to 2013, and the type is all present: 37.9 ft on a 21.3 ft beam, the vertical saloon glazing that became the brand's trademark, an interior drawn for living at anchor rather than for passage times.

Two honesty notes. We hold no sister S2 to benchmark against, and the listing carries no condition history — one broker, no survey behind the price, so we can place the market, not the boat.

The market: our 1990s bridgedeck cats near this length ask $95,000–$140,000; the yard's own 40-to-41-footers of 1997–2004 ask $175,000–$190,000. At $178,200 this boat is priced with the second group while measuring with the first — the premium buys date, not length. It sits squarely among the catamarans under $200k.

The sharpest comparison we hold is the boat this one revised: a 2005 Lagoon 380 — same 37.9 ft, one year older — asking $167,400, which prices the S2 refresh and a single model year at $10,800:

If the money should buy length instead, the same yard's 2004 Lagoon 410 S2 at Kemah is the size upgrade — 2.7 ft more boat, two years older, $11,799 more:

And where the instinct is to change yards rather than sizes, a 2006 Leopard 40 — same year, two feet longer, the other charter dynasty — asks $199,900, a $21,700 step:

But if the draw is the most proven platform in the class — parts, precedent and resale all long since solved — this is the one to survey first: