- Builder:
- TARTAN
- Category:
- Cruising Sailboat
- Sub Category:
- Sloop
- Model Year:
- 2007
- Year Built:
- 2007
- Country:
- United States
Unfortunately, this boat is not available for sale. It will be removed from the website soon.
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The Tartan 4400 comes with two things you won't find elsewhere: Luxurious Tartan styling, and unmatched Tartan performance. Whether your cruising plans call for weekend or weeks-long cruising, or for living aboard for the season or forever, the Tartan 4400 will indulge you with an abundance of comfort and convenience. We start with furniture-grade solid cherry joiner-work, satin varnished to perfection, then designer fabrics set it off with lighting designed to adjust to your mood. Additionally, the two staterooms have a surfeit of clothes drawers and hanging locker space, shelves in the right places, room to dress, and space in which to enjoy a quiet moment. The Tartan 4400 interior is a gem, but because Tartan owners enjoy owning a yacht that is not only beautifully appointed but sails right by other cruisers, we've incorporated our trademark mix of passage-making speed and reassuring stability into the 4400. The 5' 6" draft and 9,000-pound Beavertail bulb keel give the 4400 sail-carrying power and stability. A deep, elliptical-shaped, balanced spade rudder means instant response and tight maneuvering ability. And the 4400's double-spreader masthead sail plan is as powerful as it is easy to handle, with all sail controls led to the security of the cockpit. |
The 4400 has a lot of interior volume. Huge windows provide both light and the feeling of being surrounded by the sea. Starting at the bow, the forward cabin has a large amount of floor space and room for two adults to get dressed at the same time. The queen-sized, centerline berth has large drawers beneath it and there are seven more drawers in the built-in bureau on the port side as well as two cedar-lined closets.
Two Bomar deck hatches and four opening ports provide light and ventilation. The forward head has a large shower stall, Jabsco electric (freshwater) head and plenty of storage.
The aft cabin is huge by the standard's of most 44' yachts. The headroom is incredible and there is enough floor space for dressing and amble storage in six drawers and a large hanging locker. Aft to port is the second head complete with a nice vanity and sink. Overall, the accommodations on this Tartan 4400 have been designed for long-haul sailing or living aboard.
Features:
The enormous U-shaped galley will make any cook happy! The refrigerator/freezer has been broken into three compartments so that each space is compact and easy to cool. The refrigerator top counter is the main working space, but there is additional counter space next to the 3-burner stove/oven and sinks. The large amount of counter space means that people can work together at mealtime. The counters and sink are seamless for easy cleaning. The sinks are almost centerline for good drainage. The galley is well-ventilated with two opening ports and a deck hatch.
The Nav station lies to starboard in the main salon and is the command center for all of the boat's major electrical and electronic systems. Across from the Nav station is a huge, comfortable, curved settee with a rounded dinette table. The straight side of the settee is long enough to use as a single berth for extra guests.
Highlights include:
Cockpit lazarette hatches port and starboard
Propane gas bottle storage in cockpit for two 11 lb. tanks
Well equipped with modern, practical, quality electronics and navigation equipment:
Located at Nav Station
Located at Companionway
Located at Helm
Interior Electronics
The cockpit has ample, comfortable seating and perfect sightlines from behind the wheel. A large bimini keeps you cool and dry. In addition, all lines run aft to the cockpit, ensuring ease of sailing in all conditions.
Deck Hardware
Deck
Hull
Powerful yet easily managed sail plan makes for fast passages even with a short-handed crew.
Sails
Mast
Boom
Running Rigging
Winches (Total of 5)