The 2003 Tartan 4400 LS is a 45-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built around thoughtful design and strong sailing performance. Her raised salon coachhouse provides exceptional light and headroom below, while the cockpit is designed for secure handling. The hull features a large spade rudder and wing keel that deliver upwind efficiency and downwind speed, paired with a three-blade feathering MaxProp propeller. Power comes from a 75-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine.
The interior layout comprises two staterooms and two heads, with the salon and galley positioned amidships to offer privacy and flexibility. The galley is well appointed with substantial dry and refrigerated storage. Cherry wood joinery and finishing throughout the cabin create a warm interior. Task and mood lighting can be easily controlled. The dinette serves as an additional berth when anchored.
Deck layout emphasizes ease of movement, with wide side decks and rigging run close to the coachhouse for straightforward passage from cockpit to foredeck. Electric winches handle all primary sail control lines, led aft to the helm. The helm station is ergonomically designed for sailing at any angle and offers strong visibility.
The boat was recently hauled and completed a full cosmetic refresh that included new bottom paint, Awlgrip touch-ups, and a full buff and wax.
Length
45.00 FT
Beam
14.08 FT
Draft
5.50 FT
Weight
24,000 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Heads
2
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
4JH3-TE
Power
NaN HP
Hours
667 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
80 GAL
Water
200 GAL