2000 Taswell 44 All Season

The Taswell 44 All Season is a 44-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat designed for extended passage-making and coastal exploration. Built in 2000, she combines blue water capability with practical features suited to the Intracoastal Waterway, including a mast engineered for ICW clearances and a shoal draft that opens access to shallow anchorages and protected waters.

Below deck, the boat offers two cabins and two heads, providing comfortable accommodation for cruising couples or small families. The layout supports both living aboard and extended voyages with adequate separation and facilities.

Power comes from a Yanmar diesel engine, providing reliable auxiliary propulsion for motoring in calm conditions or navigating tight spaces. The 13-foot beam gives the hull good stability and interior volume despite the moderate length, characteristic of the 44 All Season design.