2014 Antares 44 

Glad you liked it!

Jamie - this one is still available. What do you say? Drop me an email and we can discuss. Chris@MultihullCompany.com

LTD Sailing - "Living the Dream!" I would love to but my wife would kill me if I got rid of our 52S for a go-fast! But we are retiring early in 2 years to sail full time & I’m hoping to find a cross between our Lagoon & something fast that won’t cost a fortune. When I see it we will give you a call.

Jamie - there are a few options out there. I am going to be very interested to see what the new Balance 482 is like, but I know it won't have nearly the living space of your Lagoon 52. To find that much living space in a performance cat - it's going to have to be big and that means it won't be cheap... The reason I hold out hope for the B482 is that it isn't going to be built from as exotic of materials as the B526 - so it should be priced a bit more affordably. I am expecting a comfortable design with like 3/4 the performance of the B526 at a much more affordable price.

Richard - thank you. I will try to dig a little deeper on the next video!

@@Ltdsailing To me its a BullSh!t boat as it has only TWO heads, one in the owner's side and one forward on the Port side so if the aft Port guests want to have a crap they got to go past the other guests????????????????

Some people judge boats by how well they sail,, how well their built, or how user friendly they are to operate. And some people judge them by number of heads. Everyone has an opinion.

Robert - actually the way it is set up, the guest in the aft cabin can easily use the head on the starboard side. It is separate from the owner's cabin and allows access without having to go through their cabin. The boat is really set up for a couple cruising together and occasionally having guests. Which is normally what happens. It is not designed for charter use where you would expect to have all the cabins occupied all the time. It's not for everyone - but they are great boats.

You will be the first to know !

@@Ltdsailing has this been sold? The link you posted is not the vessel in your video....

@@Ltdsailing you might want to edit the description and put the link in there so everyone can see it, not just in the reply of a comment. Good video

Nice lay out, but different..I'm sure she'll sale fast

Ma Re - this boat has moved up to Florida, but is still listed. She is currently priced at $680k but I am sure that is negotiable. She has been on the market for quite awhile. Drop me an email and we can check it out! Chris@MultihullCompany.com

Yes! That was my mistake - Antares are definitely built in Argentina, not Brazil!

No - that's just me! Chris Rundlett - sailor, yacht broker and the voice of the LTD Sailing Channel!

Yes - they are now. Originally built in Canada as the PDQ 44.

@@Ltdsailing joke aside, I really liked the boat:) Also Chris what is the space between the forward bed and the ceiling,thanks

@@Ltdsailing hi again, forward cabin, distance from the bad to the bottom of the ceiling(in other words, headroom in the bed area)thanks

@@Ltdsailing thank you very much

Dang - I am not sure and this boat has been sold now. Next time I am on an Antares 44 I will check and let you know.

I just saw that this boat is still on the market - it has just moved up to Florida. Let me know if you are interested and I will get someone to measure that forward cabin bed headroom!

Sounds good! I know someone who can re-do the counter tops for you, no problem! Drop me an email and we will put an offer in on the boat - adjusted for the price of new counter tops of course!!!

This boat has actually sold - sorry. Let me know if you are interested in finding a nice Antares 44. I'm sure we can find you another nice one!

Hey! My mistake - it is still available. Listed for $680k but I am sure that price is negotiable. Let me know if you are interested. Chris@MultihullCompany.com

Grenada Marine - located in Grenada, West Indies! A beautiful island in the Southern Caribbean.

Lots of boats on the hard there...that's why I was asking...

@@Ltdsailing Leopard 45 brend knew cost 750k euro

You are correct - this is definitely not a Leopard 45.

This one is currently listed for $680k. Let me know if you would like more information on this boat. Chris@MultihullCompany.com

you can get a new bali or even a nautitech fly for that..

@@AndrewRandston1 Yes - but then you would have a new Bali!!! Not even close to the quality of a Antare. Nautitech isn't quite as bad, but still not a quality built boat like the Antares 44. Don't get me wrong - I am not in love with the Antares 44 - this isn't even my listing - but you have to understand that the boats you are talking about are not in the same category as the Antares.

@@Ltdsailing not sure about the blue water capabilities of Bali with the solid bow but they are owned by catana. Very solid bloodline. Maybe it's a personal choice.. but I'd rather go for a 40ft catspace out of the box for €300k

@@Ltdsailing If I may ask, how much did she sell for?

So I’m curious is this a good price or is it high in price? I’m looking for a cat for my wife and I to cruise the Caribbean for about ten years. We are in our sixties so no looking for a project. Any support is greatly appreciate

I think that for this boat, the price was fare. The Antares boats are very well built with a lot of attention paid to fit and finish. There are a lot of boats out there which you can find for a much lower price. It will just depend on what you want. Drop me an email and we can discuss further. Chris@MultihullCompany.com

I thought this boat had sold already - but turns out she is still on the market for $680k. I am sure they are willing to consider reasonable offers. This is a nice boat, but it has been on the market for a long time.