2012 Beneteau Swift Trawler 44

The 2012 Beneteau Swift Trawler 44 is a 45-foot fiberglass cruising trawler powered by twin Volvo diesel engines producing 600 horsepower. The boat achieves an efficient 9 knots at 3.5 gallons per hour total fuel consumption, with a cruising speed of 18 knots and a maximum speed of 25 knots. The hull design prioritizes fuel economy and seakeeping, with hard chines that allow the boat to plane smoothly while maintaining the stability of a displacement vessel. Engine hours are at 932, and recent service includes bottom paint, new zinc anodes, and a complete engine service.

The interior follows an asymmetrical cabin layout designed by Pierre Frutchi, with two cabins and two heads arranged for comfortable cruising. The main salon connects directly to the cockpit, creating open flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, and a convertible salon berth allows sleeping for up to six. The galley is fully equipped with an ice maker. Natural light fills the spaces throughout, and wide side decks provide easy movement around the boat.

The enclosed flybridge offers all-weather visibility and comfort, now fitted with a new enclosure that has not been used. The boat includes a full Raymarine electronics package, heating system, inverter, bow and stern thrusters for docking assistance, a RIB dinghy with 25 horsepower Honda outboard, and a new flybridge enclosure.