2017 Antares 44 Available Now
PRICE: $860,000 USD
Idlewild
Idlewild is the latest Antares to come on the market and is outfitted with Selden’s powered in-mast furling mainsail and performance Elvstrom EPEX sails. This makes cruising just that much easier, particularly for short-handed sailors, without any sacrifice to performance. Idlewild is in Florida and ready for your inspection!
From two chart plotters to a watermaker, solar panels upgrades, lithium house bank, SSB radio and more. Idlewild is one of only two Antares made with a king size bed in the master cabin. In addition she comes with a factory made cockpit tables that converts into a daybed. Idlewild is equipped for around-the-world cruising and is a perfect choice for the liveaboard cruiser. It’s time to start living that dream.
The Antares quality and performance is indisputable. The buyer of this vessel can take advantage of all the benefits available to a new Antares minus the wait to build! This boat has already been fine-tuned and is ready for its next adventure.
For the complete specifications on Idlewild, link to the Yacht World listing or give us a call at (978) 549-7912 more information.
Price: $860,000 USD
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Are you the next accidental circumnavigator?
A Couple's Tale
story by Jon and Lucy
"Jon and Lucy chose the Antares because it was the best boat available for their needs, and they looked at a lot of catamarans. They felt the Antares was the best equipped and well-laid out for its 44’. They felt strongly she was the perfect size for the 2 of them. Any bigger and they felt and it would be too much boat for a couple. Any smaller and they felt you start to lose space and comfort. And we all know comfort is important if you're going to stay on a boat for months at a time! Small design flaws and stubbed toes can be dealt with for a week on vacation, but it is a non-starter for those looking to live aboard. Additionally, Jon and Lucy felt the quality of the Antares build was exceptional and didn’t compare to other catamarans. This was all proven when they sailed from Argentina and up to the US, followed by two seasons sailing around the Caribbean. In that time they met lots of cruisers and went on many of different boats, and at no time did they ever have boat envy, or ever think they should have bought something else. "