For Sale: 1983 Little Harbor 44
Wellington Yacht Partners is selling a 1983 Little Harbor 44, a well-maintained example of the Hood-designed series.
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Wellington Yacht Partners is selling a 1983 Little Harbor 44, a well-maintained example of the Hood-designed series.
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The asking price is $469,000 on this listing from The Moorings Brokerage.
Wellington Yacht Partners is selling a 1983 Little Harbor 44, a well-maintained example of the Hood-designed series.
Many monohull sailors have the same questions about making the switch. Kurt Jerman has the answers.
The ClubSwan 28 is a One Design racer intended to be sailed with four or five crew.
The vision 444 catamaran is designed and built for bluewater challenges and self-reliant cruising couples.
This catamaran model is scheduled to premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September.
With its racy, modern silhouette and Lombard-designed hull, the Neel 52 is a trifecta of power, speed and elegance.
Tried-and-true, this Leopard 48 from The Moorings brokerage fleet could be your next new-to-me sailing catamaran for $489,000.
Kept in fresh water all of its life, this Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 is priced to sell for $299,000.
Solar-electric power and a single sail define this entry-level cruising catamaran.
This benchmark model in bluewater sailing circles is offered by Wellington Yacht Partners for $545,000.
Look for this new model at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September.
The asking price is $469,000 on this listing from The Moorings Brokerage.
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