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$150,000 NZD
+18 moreMakeSwan
Model44
Year1974
Length13.4m3.8m beam
EngineYanmar2017
Draft2.3m
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About this vessel
Swan and Sparkman and Stephens are two names associated with some of the most respected yachts in the world. Nanea is hull number 74 of 76 Swan 44's built by the prestigious Nautor yard. She has been New Zealand based for many years, with a legacy of caring owners, and has been serviced and upgraded in keeping with her tradition and heritage.
Nanea is currently proving her ability on the race course, as well as being a strong, capable cruising yacht. Over the years she has had substantial refits, including new teak decks and a Yanmar 54 HP with only 380 hours.
Her current owner has also upgraded her sail wardrobe, so she has most of what is needed for extended cruising or competitive racing, and she received a fresh coat of antifoul in October 2025.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSwan
Model44
Year1974
Dimensions
Length overall13.4m
Beam3.8m
Draft2.3m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine model2017
Engine hours380
Features
On board
New Teak Decks
Yanmar 54 HP with Only 380 Hours
Upgraded Her Sail Wardrobe
Fresh Coat of Antifoul in October 2025
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