Taswell 43 1989

The Taswell 43, expertly crafted by Ta Shing Yard and designed by the esteemed naval architect Bill Dixon, is a sturdy and stylish center-cockpit cutter that provides generous working space on both the side and foredecks. Its B-plan interior features a guest cabin with a port-oriented Pullman berth and a centerline berth in the master stateroom, ensuring privacy and comfort for cruising couples and families. This layout is celebrated for its ample storage and ensuite heads. The vessel comes equipped with a masthead cutter rig and double spreader mast, featuring an array of sails including UK mainsail, headsail, staysail, and a trysail, complemented by Harken roller furling systems. For navigation, it boasts a Garmin GPSMap 7612 chart plotter at the cockpit, a Raytheon radar, and various other electronic devices ensuring safe and efficient sailing. The electrical system is robust, with a 30 AMP/12-Volt shore power setup and multiple batteries for reliable power. On deck, stainless steel dinghy davits and a lifting hoist enhance functionality, while a comprehensive winch system simplifies sail handling. The anchoring setup includes a Delta plow primary anchor with plenty of chain and rode. Additional features include a Highfield RIB with a Nissan outboard motor, a heating system, air conditioning, and a propane BBQ, making this vessel not only seaworthy but also comfortable for extended cruises. Note that all details are provided in good faith and should be verified by interested buyers.

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