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1981 Atlantic 44 trawler liveaboard - $150,000 (Wharf Marina)
650 Wharf St
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Layout: From the large, open aft deck, enter into the spacious main salon (living room) down a few companionway steps. All teak wood paneling evoques a rich, classic, “yachty” feel throughout. Next you will find the fully-equipped galley (kitchen) with three-burner electric stove and updated refrigerator. There is plenty of storage for dishes, pantry items, and small appliances. To starboard is the main head (bathroom) with shower. Further forward is the guest bedroom with a queen berth. Aft of the main salon, is the full-width main stateroom with centerline queen berth and ensuite head with shower and plenty of built-in storage and closet space.
Specs:
1981 Atlantic 44 flybridge sundeck trawler - 49’ length overall
Two bedroom
Two full bath
Galley down layout
Large aft deck with hardtop
Flybridge helm with full (older) electronics for cruising al fresco or, operate from the lower helm to enjoy shelter from cooler, “sporty” conditions
Three reverse cycle units for AC and heat
propulsion: twin Perkins 6.3544 naturally aspirated diesels - 135hp - approx 4000 hrs each
5-6 gph fuel efficiency at 8kt cruise with generator running
8.5 KW Kohler Generator - 1800 hrs
Inverter to power AC systems away from shore power
Ice maker
Dinghy crane
11’ West Marine RIB dinghy with 8hp Mercury motor (works but has slow leaks)
Goode free-fall windlass
LG all-in-one washer/dryer
Slip and amenity fees average about $1800/mo and include: access to laundry and shower/bathroom facilities, weekly sewage pumpout, mail and package delivery, access to a floating outdoor event barge with grills and seating. Water is also included while power is metered..
Jack Hargrave, the legendary designer of most Hatteras yachts from the 60s through the 80s, also designed yachts for Florida-based Atlantic, with similar design and build quality. This boat is a reliable battlewagon, constructed with thick, heavy fiberglass and a full keel to protect running gear (propellers and drive shafts). Thoughtful design elements include easy access to machinery and systems and lots of built-in storage lockers. If you’ve been contemplating living aboard, this is a great opportunity!