Boro Ketch 44 Steel ** NOW SOLD **

Presented to the market for the first time is this stunning 44ft Steel Boro Design Ketched Rigged Cutter - "STEELEE". Built by the current owner to an incredible high standard, this vessel is sure to impress even the most discerning of buyers.

The designers' plans and procedures have been meticulously implemented, resulting in a vessel with immaculate construction and finish. The hull plating is an indestructible 6mm, and the internal framing is of very strong fabrication. The quality of welding is impeccable and was completed by an engaged professional welder. 'Steelee' contains a forward collision bulkhead and the main bulkheads are steel framed with timber. The vessel has a shoal draft and lateral resistance is assisted by 2 large bilge keels fabricated in half-inch steel plated, which will permit the vessel to remain upright if beached.

Below deck, the fit-out is of the same high quality, and the joinery work is certainly better than the current collection of production vessels available today. The saloon/living area is generous, well-equipped, open, and airy. The forward cabin consists of a double bunk berth, and the aft cabin/stateroom is a large retreat with well-finished features and ample storage. 'Steelee' has the capacity to sleep 7, making it perfect for entertaining guests on the large aft deck..

This fully equipped & functioning vessel is more than ready to take you on your next journey to anywhere in the world in safety and comfort for such a great price. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this incredible sailboat. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and see for yourself the exceptional quality and craftsmanship of "Steelee".

Disclaimer - All honesty is taken into consideration when collecting and complying the inventory and specification of this vessel and it is offered in good faith; however we take no responsibility as to its accuracy. Prospective Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this information by their own inspection, or engage a Marine Survey.