2014 Catalina 445

This 2014 Catalina 445 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat powered by a Yanmar diesel engine with 437 hours of service. The boat was maintained professionally and kept in freshwater, with heated indoor winter storage. It features a shoal draft wing keel, in-mast furling mainsail, and 155% furling genoa, along with a Lewmar bow thruster and electric windlass with dual helm and bow controls.

The three-cabin layout includes a master suite in the forward v-berth with an electric lift bed, a starboard aft cabin, and a port aft cabin with bunks that opens to the cockpit. The boat is appointed with varnished teak accents throughout, including the cockpit table, grates, and a hard dodger with impact-resistant windows. Interior cushioning is finished in ultra leather, and accommodations include a second refrigerator and freezer in the icebox and a microwave. A Hurricane II diesel heater with individual thermostats in each cabin and the heads provides hot water and heating from the engine, diesel, or shore power.

Navigation and entertainment are comprehensive. A Raymarine system includes an e125 hybrid touchscreen plotter, HD Radome radar, autopilot controls at both helms, and transducers for wind, speed, and depth. Communication includes a Ray55 VHF at the nav station and a remote VHF microphone in the cockpit. Entertainment features dual TVs, a Fusion stereo (2024), a Clarion system with subwoofer, and Bose speakers throughout.

The boat is well-equipped for cruising. Recent upgrades include new house batteries (2023) and shore power air conditioning (2021). A Victron inverter with integrated controls supports DC and AC power. Ground tackle consists of a 25kg Bruce anchor with 100 feet of chain and 200 feet of rode. Additional features include a bow washdown pump, stern shower, outboard hoisting crane, cabin fans, and a folding steel cradle.