1991 Mason 44
$133,000
Boat in Oriental, NC 28571 US
44
1 Engine (Yanmar)
44 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
- Four New 4D-AGM Batteries
- New Solar Panel
Extensive Refit in 2019 ($80k) including all the following:
- New mast & standing rigging installed by the highly respected professional rigger Jorge Hernandez in Puerto Rico
- New Harken ocean grade roller-furlers for both the jib and staysail
- New running rigging
- New mainsail ½ batten
- New Yankee-cut jib
- New stainless steel drive shaft, cutlass bearing, and stuffing box
- Spectra 200T 12Volt water maker (8 gal/min)
- 4 new Lifeline 4D-AGM marine batteries (210 Ah ea, 3 for house and 1 for engine, with combiner switch when needed)
- New 200 W solar panel & Renogy controller
- Garmin VHF 215 radio with AIS Receiver (no transmit)
- IridiumGO satellite hotspot & antenna
- New bilge pump
- New Garmin NEMA 2000 control hub
- New mast head Garmin Windex (wind speed, direction)
- All new mast lighting (high powered LEDs)
- New track to store spinnaker pole on the fore side of the mast with quick deploy rigging
- New marine grade Aluminum propane tanks (x2)•
- New LED lighting (for most lights)
Updates and Upgrades in 2015:
- Hull painted ($20K)
- New freshwater electric head
- New 6-gal water heater
- New stainless steel stanchion bases & lifelines
Upgrades and Updates in 2010:
- All new chain plates
- New aluminum water tanks (custom replicated to match the original steel tanks)
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- Double stainless steel sink with pull out faucet
- Three burner LPG stove with oven, gimbaled
- Front and top loading refrigeration
- Plenty of storage above and below countertops
- Cabinets and drawers for storage
- Spacious countertops
- Microwave oven
- Paper towel holder
- Garmin 7610X Chartplotter
- Garmin Weather satellite receiver
- Garmin VHF 215 w/AIS Receiver tied to chartplotter
- IridiumGO Satellite Hotspot with long, high integrity cable and antenna
- Garmin Windex
- NEMA 2000 Garmin control box
- The backstay has been isolated as an antenna for SSB radio (but no radio yet)
- Autohelm
- NO Radar
Items that need work:
o some older electronics (no longer used) need to be removed from main panel
o the wooden radio panel needs to be remade to house the new electronics (once old electronics
are removed)
- 110V AC electrical system
- 12V DC electrical system
- Four 4D-AGM batteries (September 2025)
- New solar panel (September 2025)
- Small inverter runs two 110V outlets
- No generator, the boat is wired and plumbed for a generator to be added easily
- No air conditioning, perfect for a long-range cruising yacht
- Add a more powerful inverter to run every 110V outlet while at sea
- Yanmar 55hp 4JHTE that runs great and starts every time (~2800 hrs)
- Raymarine Autohelm Mechanical Unit
- New throttle & shift cables in 2020
- MaxProp self-feathering prop
- Bow roller with dual anchors
- 300 feet of 3/8” chain
- Rocha 33kg anchor
- 200’ braided 3/4” anchor line on second anchor
- Long keel
- Cutter rig
- Ready for Bottom paint
- New dodger canvas
- Cutter Rig with two headsails and running backstays
- New mast and mast collar in 2019
- New Harken Ocean grade roller furler on both the jib and staysail in 2019
- All new standing rigging and running rigging in 2019
- Minsail & Yankee cut jib (2019)
- Staysail (serviceable, 2015)
- Spinnaker (never used)
- New stainless-steel lifelines (2019)
- Chainplates replaced in 2010
o The mainsail stackpack sail catcher from 2010 is functional, but tired
o The dodger canvas is tired and clear plastic has a rip, needs replacing (from 2010)
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1/29/26 | Initial price | $133,000 |
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Overview from around the web 1991 Mason 44
Customers consistently praise the 1991 Mason 44 for its exceptional craftsmanship and solid construction, highlighting its reputation as a beautifully built bluewater cruiser
Many appreciate the spacious and well-designed interior, which offers comfort for extended voyages. Owners often mention the boat’s impressive sailing performance, particularly its stability and ease of handling in various sea conditions. The combination of classic styling with practical features makes the Mason 44 a favorite among those seeking a reliable and elegant sailing yacht. Overall, feedback emphasizes durability, comfort, and timeless appeal as key strengths of the 1991 Mason 44.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1991 Mason 44 is a well-regarded bluewater cruising sailboat known for its robust construction and classic design. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Sturdy Build: The Mason 44 features a solid fiberglass hull and heavy-duty construction, making it exceptionally durable and capable of handling offshore conditions.
Seaworthy Design: With a full keel and moderate displacement, it offers excellent stability and a comfortable motion in rough seas.
Spacious Interior: The layout provides ample living space, including a well-equipped galley, comfortable sleeping quarters, and generous storage, ideal for long voyages.
Classic Aesthetics: Its traditional lines and craftsmanship appeal to sailors who appreciate timeless styling.
Good Performance: While not a racer, the Mason 44 delivers reliable and steady sailing performance, especially in heavy weather.
Cons
Heavier Weight: The robust construction results in a heavier boat, which may affect light wind performance and agility.
Older Systems: Being a 1991 model, some onboard systems and equipment may need updating or maintenance to meet modern standards.
Limited Speed: Its full keel and displacement design mean it’s not built for speed, which might not suit sailors looking for faster passage times.
Maintenance Requirements: Classic boats like the Mason 44 often require regular upkeep to preserve their condition, which can be time-consuming and costly.
Made For
The 1991 Mason 44 is designed for sailors who seek a blend of classic craftsmanship and reliable performance. Ideal for cruising enthusiasts, this yacht appeals to those who appreciate a well-built, comfortable vessel capable of handling extended voyages with ease. Whether you’re an experienced sailor looking for a sturdy and elegant boat for coastal or offshore adventures, or someone who values timeless design paired with practical features, the Mason 44 offers a perfect balance of style, durability, and seaworthiness.
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Contact Triton Yacht Sales and Service, LLC. about 1991 Mason 44
PO Box 238, Oriental, NC, 28571
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PO Box 238, Oriental, NC, 28571

















































































