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This one-owner boat is set up for serious long distance cruising with upgrades and extras the discerning island-hopper will appreciate including; a new Doyle Mansail, Revere Commander 4 person life raft, new Lemar bowthruster, new bottom paint and more!
Hull # 67 of the Catalina 445 is optimized to provide the gentle, predictable motion underway, which is so appreciated in other Catalina models. The deck is strikingly handsome with a low profile cabin structure, twin helm stations and a roomy cockpit with tall, secure comfortable coamings and a cockpit table that seats 4-6. The deck is finished with a traditional diamond-patterned non-skid.
The owner's cabin is forward for privacy and optimum ventilation. Private head access from the forward cabin along with a electric head and separate shower complete the forward cabin arrangement. The guest cabin is aft with a large comfortable double berth, angled for easy access and greater headroom. This design incorporates an innovative cabin on the port side. This cabin is a flexible space that can easily be converted to whatever your cruising style dictates at the time-sleeping quarters, storage, or a work room with a bench. The galley has the storage and features needed for extended cruising.
The 5 Series Catalina 445 is the Queen of the Fleet from Designer Gerry Douglas. Click here to see the designer describe his boat