1990 Pacific Seacraft Crealock 44

This is hull number one of the Pacific Seacraft Crealock 44, built to the firm's standard for quality construction and offshore capability. The hull is fiberglass with a long fin keel, full skeg rudder, and fully protected propeller—a design built for blue water sailing. A single Yanmar diesel of 56 horsepower powers the yacht.

On deck, the cockpit is spacious and fitted with a hard dodger and full enclosure. Deck space is generous, and the anchoring system is properly sized for extended cruising. Below, two separate cabins provide accommodation with two heads serving the interior.

The sails are well-equipped: a newer mainsail, new staysail, and a large Harken furling headsail with substantial self-tailing winches. Electronics include a newer chart plotter, AIS and VHF radio, speed and depth instruments, a wind instrument package, a Raymarine autopilot, and a wind vane steering system. The boat carries hard solar panels and a water maker, both useful for extended range voyaging.

The yacht shows considerable use from active cruising. It has undertaken multiple offshore passages and carries the honest wear that comes with serious sea time. The boat is suited for owners prepared to undertake maintenance and restoration work.