2009 Caliber 40LRC SE

The Caliber 40 LRC SE is a 40-foot cutter-rigged bluewater cruiser built in 2009 with a fiberglass hull and proven seaworthiness. This design combines a modified fin keel with skeg-hung rudder for responsive handling and directional stability, paired with a high ballast-displacement ratio and displacement hull that moves steadily through heavy seas. The boat is powered by a Yanmar 4E diesel engine with low hours, delivering reliable motoring capability.

Accommodations include a spacious cabin layout with two heads, designed for extended cruising with excellent storage capacity throughout. The yacht holds 212 gallons of fuel and 179 gallons of freshwater, extending range and time away from shore. An integral 6 gph water maker converts seawater to fresh water. The cutter rig suits varied sailing conditions, while the Smart Stern Rail features a cantilevered bimini and sturdy dinghy davits.

The boat began life on freshwater and has been carefully maintained, stored on the hard during off-seasons, and consistently preserved over two ownerships. It has cruised eastern Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean, and is well equipped for long ocean passages and worldwide cruising.