1992 Taswell 43 All Season

This 1992 Taswell 43 All Season is a fiberglass cruising sailboat with dual steering stations—one inside the saloon and one outside—giving you flexibility in how you helm the boat. The raised dinette in the main cabin provides excellent sightlines while seated at the table. The boat features a 62-foot rig paired with a 5'6" Scheel keel, making her capable of extended coastal cruising.

Her systems support long-term cruising and liveaboard use. She carries an in-boom Leisure Furl main, a genset, solar panels, a hardtop arch, air conditioning, and Espar heating throughout. Two cabins and two heads provide comfortable accommodation. The hull features a low-maintenance exterior finish.

Recent upgrades include a rebuilt engine with 120 hours since completion, new main sail, new 135 Genoa and staysail, and new electronics: dual Raymarine multifunction displays at 12 and 9 inches, Horizon VHF radio, and Furuno GPS. An inverter and Starlink connectivity have also been added, along with expanded solar capacity.