Catalina 400 1997

The Catalina 400 made its debut in 1995, with a total of 354 boats built over the next 17 years. Designed with a super-wide cockpit and a twin helm layout, this model offers an exceptional sailing experience. Below deck, the extra beam creates a spacious master stateroom at the aft featuring a centerline queen berth and a full head. Moving forward, there’s a generous V-berth, hanging locker storage, and another full head. The layout also boasts a roomy galley and a large dinette area. 'True North' is equipped with a full batten mainsail, a furling jib, and an asymmetrical spinnaker, making her a joy to sail. A unique feature includes two Lewmar ELECTRIC primary winches, designed to enhance both convenience and enjoyment while sailing. She is powered by a Westerbeke 42 engine with approximately 1713 hours. Additional upgrades include a new radar system, a Simrad chartplotter, and a B&G autopilot—keeping the captain content with knot, depth, and wind readings!

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