1983 Little Harbor 44

This 44-foot Little Harbor is a shoal-draft cruising sailboat built to a Hood design, combining seaworthy construction with practical accommodations for extended cruising. The fiberglass hull and rig are supported by a Westerbeke auxiliary engine, with electric winches and a furling mainsail simplifying sail handling.

Below deck, the layout centers on two cabins and two heads, offering comfortable sleeping and facilities for a cruising family or small group. The design reflects the practical engineering Little Harbor became known for during this era—straightforward, well-proportioned spaces built for liveability at sea.

The boat has seen only light use during summer months since launch, with a program of recent upgrades undertaken to maintain systems and components. This modest service history and the owner's careful stewardship support the overall condition of the yacht.