New Listing - Arriving Soon
M/Y Bryanne is a 2014 Greenline 40 Hybrid with only 483 hours. Her owner is moving up. This is an opportunity to own a well equipped yacht for much less than replacement cost. She is exceptionally appointed with an owner's stateroom that features a large double berth forward and a guest stateroom on port with two side-by-side single berths that can convert to a double. The head is spacious with a large stall shower that features a companion way door for the guests and an in-suite privacy door to the master. Bryanne's equipment includes: tropical air conditioning, diesel forced air heating, and a full complement of Raymarine navigation electronics. She features six standard solar panels to keep you charged up at anchor, an electric sunroof, and a fold-down electric transom for easy boarding. Her galley features a fold-out glass door and counter extension for entertaining, a full-size refrigerator-freezer, and induction cooking.
Bryanne has been professionally maintained and shows pride of ownership throughout. All interior upholstery is being replaced with a neutral tan Sunbrella. Interior photos coming soon. The exterior photos were taken 7/29/2025 A complete specification will be posted in the coming days. Call now for a showing appointment.
More about the Greenline 40 Hybrid, its features and design.
The Greenline 40 Hybrid redefines modern boating by offering twin diesel electric Volkswagen TDI 150 hp hybrid diesels combined with a standard 1.8 KW powerful solar array and a 20 KW lithium battery bank to keep you off the grid and out on the water longer with little need to go to a marina except for occasional provisioning. The Greenline’s unique power system incorporates an integral inline electric motor/generator with twin fuel-sipping 4-cylinder 150 hp VW TDI diesels that cruise easily at 10 knots with a top speed of 14.0 knots. This E engine is a collaboration between VW and Greenline. From its inception by J&J Design, the Greenline 40 was created as a super-displacement, low-drag hybrid hull to offer unparalleled efficiency on the water (about two nautical miles per gallon at 9 knots). The hull includes twin fixed stabilizer fins that deliver roll stability, tracking ability, and protect the underwater drive, resulting in an extremely seaworthy hull certified to Class “B” ocean conditions.
In diesel mode, the hybrid drives generate a constant 12 kW DC and 120-volt power through the inverter, so you’ll always have power to every appliance and arrive with fully charged battery banks. The powerful rooftop solar array charges daily, so there’s no real need to plug in at the dock. You can cruise silently in electric Eco mode with no fumes or engine noise when cruising at slower speeds. This is useful in wake zones or when leaving and arriving in marinas or anchorages. Your friends and other boaters will appreciate this. In electric eco mode, the Greenline 40 has a range of approximately 20 miles. Eco mode also serves as a get-home drive should the diesel ever have a problem.
The moment you go onboard the Greenline 40, you cannot help but be amazed by the sense of space and light. The key elements of the Greenline design are all there - the 360° panoramic view in the salon with a single level from the cockpit to the Helm Station, the aft galley that becomes a cockpit serving bar for entertaining, the electric fold-down “beach club” transom, a spacious two cabin layout and full-sized head with separate shower stall which all come together to create one of the most social and relaxing boats on the water today.
This Greenline 40 has an rich Cherry interior and is fully equipped with all the modern conveniences you would expect, like, bow and stern thrusters, reverse cycle air conditioning, forced air heat, induction cooking, a free-standing refrigerator with separate freezer, and a full complement of Raymarine navigation electronics including a Flir 232 Night Vision Camera. For entertainment, she has a large pop-up TV, and a powerful Fusion stereo system.
See these videos for a review of performance and features by BoatTest.com
Also see: 2025 Greenline 40 voyage to Alaska blog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h11zaZk7cJw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehMadWhhBYg
https://www.polarsteps.com/ChrisReed11/17979582-alaska?s=8fa79b29-8c52-4933-9c10-cfcde0c39f59
