2001 Pacific Seacraft 44

This 2001 Pacific Seacraft 44 is a masthead cutter built on the West Coast and maintained continuously over two ownership periods. The fiberglass hull measures 44 feet in length with a 12.67-foot beam. Power comes from a single 52-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine paired with a MaxProp three-blade feathering propeller. The boat features two cabins, two heads, and full cruising accommodations suited to extended passages.

The rigging and sail plan reflect recent upgrades and attention to detail. A double-spreader mast carries 1x19 stainless steel standing rigging replaced in 2021, along with a new Forespar telescoping hard vang and Doyle StackPack system. The sail inventory includes an Ullman mainsail with triple reef capability, headsail and staysail both with new UV covers, and a spare jib. Harken electric primary and secondary winches, furling units, and running backstays support efficient handling.

The electronics package centers on Raymarine e95 multifunction displays at helm and nav station, a Raymarine RD4-24HD 4-kilowatt radar, and Simrad autopilot with additional MFD screens throughout. Navigation instruments include wind, speed, and depth sensors, GPS, AIS, and redundant VHF systems. The boat carries a Northern Lights 5.5-kilowatt auxiliary generator with under 100 hours, recently replaced Lifeline AGM battery banks, and a 2000-watt inverter with 100-amp charger for independent cruising.

The galley features a Force 10 three-burner propane stove with oven and broiler, a Sea Frost water-cooled refrigeration system, and a water maker for self-sufficiency. Deck gear includes electric windlass, dual stainless steel anchor rollers, primary and backup anchors with chain, and full canvas protection. Additional comfort systems comprise diesel cabin heating, hot water provision, and entertainment options. The boat's interior and exterior are reported in solid condition consistent with moderate use and ongoing maintenance.