This 1999 Gibson 44 is a fiberglass houseboat powered by twin Crusader engines with V-drives, delivering 350 horsepower each. The boat carries a Westerbeke 8.5kW generator and dual air-conditioning and heating units, with one air-conditioning system recently replaced.
The layout centers on a galley-down design that opens the main salon for entertaining. The galley is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances including a five-burner Empress stove with oven, refrigerator-freezer with icemaker, microwave, and double-bowl sink, plus a large pantry. The forward master stateroom has an ensuite head and separate shower, walk-out sliding glass doors, and ample closet space. A guest cabin below features two berths, a private head and shower, and built-in storage. The salon holds a large sofa and dinette, with a lower helm station nearby. Hardwood flooring runs throughout.
On deck, the flybridge offers full helm controls, a Bimini top, and seating with covers. An upper sunbridge provides open-air space with integrated steps. The upper helm includes a stereo system, while the salon has integrated audio with an amplifier. Navigation and communication equipment include two VHF radios at lower and upper helms, a remote spotlight, and dual 30-amp shore power connections. The swim platform includes a ladder, and the boat comes with power cords, dock lines, and fenders.
Length
44.00 FT
Draft
2.33 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Semi-Displacement
Engines
2
Engine Make
Crusader w/ V-Drives
Engine Model
454XL
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
970 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline