Built during Tartan's golden era of performance-oriented cruising yachts, this 44-footer represents the Ohio-based builder's commitment to combining spirited sailing characteristics with comfortable accommodations. Designed as a fast cruiser rather than a pure racer, the boat features the clean lines and thoughtful engineering that made Tartan a respected name among serious sailors. The hull design emphasizes sailing performance while maintaining the stability and seaworthiness expected of a boat this size. Her moderate displacement and well-balanced sail plan make her responsive in light air yet manageable in heavier conditions, qualities that appeal to both weekend sailors and those planning extended coastal passages. Below decks, the interior reflects Tartan's attention to livability without sacrificing the clean, uncluttered aesthetic the yard was known for. The accommodation layout prioritizes both comfort at anchor and safety at sea, with secure handholds and well-positioned systems controls. While detailed specifications remain limited, the Tartan 44 earned a reputation as a well-built yacht suitable for serious coastal cruising and offshore passages. Her combination of sailing performance and cruising comfort continues to attract sailors seeking a capable boat from a builder with a proven track record in fiberglass construction and design.
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How much does a Tartan 44 weigh?
The Tartan 44 has a displacement of 18,800.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 43.11 ft.
Who designed the Tartan 44?
The Tartan 44 was designed by Sparkman & Stephens, first built in 1974.