Sadly, we're not quite ready for this much
boat yet.
Perfect for another cruising
family, perhaps? We lived aboard for 2 months with our 2 boys, ages 5 and 7. Used the 3rd
head as a hanging locker. Here's the info from the listing:
"This
Jeanneau 44i is an extremely well equipped*3
cabin 3 head*sailing vessel. Large linear
galley and
saloon with lots of seating around the large dinette. Very large
cockpit and easy to move about the decks with it's inboard shrouds. This
Jeanneau 44i is ready to go
family cruising
offshore or locally. Popular
equipment already installed:*dodger,
bimini,
radar arch,
solar panels,
dinghy c/w
outboard,
diesel heat, newer
Raymarine electronics, Max prop and bow thruster!"
Please contact our
broker, Kirk Peterson*@
Seattle Yachts for more information.
Cell: 425-652-2651
Specs
Flag of Registry: United States
Keel: Fin
Dimensions
LOA: 45 ft 8 in
Beam: 14 ft 3 in
LWL: 37 ft 6 in
Dry Weight: 21892 lbs
Engines
Total
Power: 54 HPEngine 1:
Engine Brand:
Yanmar
Year Built: 2010
Engine Model: 4JH43
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type:
Diesel
Engine Hours: 3000
Propeller:
3 blade propeller
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine
Power: 54 HPCruising Speed: 7 knots
Maximum Speed: 7 knots
Tanks
Fresh
Water Tanks: 1 Plastic (163 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 1 Plastic (63 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 3 Plastic (15 Gallons)
Accommodations
Number of
single berths: 1
Number of double berths: 3
Number of cabins: 3
Number of heads: 3
Accommodations
Two large state rooms aft with in suite heads and plenty of
storage.
Large linear
galley to port with lots of counter space and two refrigerators. One can be dedicated for a
freezer.
On starboard you will find a large nav station and
electrical panels.
Forward of nav station is a large dinette with abundant setting.
The owners state room has an queen size island birth, in suite
head and
shower. Plenty of
storage in hanging lockers and under birth.
Overall this
boat has plenty of storage throughout for long distance cruising or as a
live aboard. The main
saloon has lots of natural
lighting and inviting to hang out and entertain.
Electronics
Raymarine 12" Hybrid Touch multifaction color display
Raymarine 4kw 18" HD
radar dome on
mast
Raymarine ST6002
autopilot
Raymarine class "B"
AIS
Raymarine ST60 sailing
instruments
Icom IC-M506
VHF radio with Commander
remote at starboard
helm
Icom IC-M802
SSB
Icom IC-M24 hand held
VHF radio
Plastimo Olympic
compass
Sony CDX M20 stereo
Samsung 40" flat
screen TV with Samsung Blu-Ray player in saloon
Wi-Fi
internet booster (new 2018)
Electrical
Smart Pug
shore power hull inlet and 50'
shore power cable 30amp.
AC and DC breaker
panels at Nav station with volt meters
Cristec 60amp
battery charger
*Four 150w
solar panels on custom arch slit into two sets. Controlled with two TriStar 45 charge controllers with
remote panel
Balmar 100amp
alternator
Four grp 27 house
battery bank (reported new 2016)
One grp 27 start battery (reported new 2016)
One grp 27 bow thruster battery (reported new 2016)
Battery switches positive & negative side
12v battery monitoring system
Galley & Demestic
ENO 2 burner
stove &
oven, gimbal,
propane
Two refrigerators with individual evaporator plates
Microwave
Hot and cold pressurized
water
Deep double
stainless steel sink
162 gals of fresh water tankage
Coleman portable cooler
Two 10lbs
propane tanks with solenoid valve in locker
Three manual heads plumed to holding tanks and
overboard discharge
Espar D4 diesel furnace
Linear Mode
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