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2017 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44

Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, 13, France

$540,000

2017 Fountaine Pajot Helia catamaran sailing on open water with scenic background.

2017 Fountaine Pajot Helia catamaran deck with ropes and winches, sailing in turquoise waters.

2017 Fountaine Pajot Helia catamaran on turquoise waters with clear skies.

Year2017

Length44'

TypeSailing

ListingBrokerage

Overview

The FP Helia model range successfully replaced the Orana 44 range. Catamarans in the 44-45 class are often thought to be the perfect size for comfort, performance manageability. The owners of Anth'R'Flo sailed her from the factory in France and enjoyed the Caribbean and Bahamas and are now enjoying east coast US. The hard top Bimini and enclosure ensures great protection in all kinds of weather. Entertaining is a pleasure with comfortable seating surrounding the large cockpit table. The semi raised, practical and sheltered helm station provides great visibility and allows for a lower mainsail boom. Stowing the main sail is easy accomplished. All sail handling is done from the helm with two electric winches. The large living cockpit door opens up to a spacious saloon. Plenty of seating in front of the table with storage. To Starboard are the sliding doors for the fridge and freezer. A large flat screen TV is there also. To port is the U shaped galley with 2 sinks, Eno Stove and oven and plenty of counter top space. The forward facing Navigation station is equipped with a Garmin Plotter. Starboard hull accommodates an office desk, master cabin and large master head. A Bosch Washer is located forward. The port side is for guests with two heads. Anth'R'Flo sustained a lightning strike in 2024 and was professionally repaired by Maz Ocean and MultiTech in Ft. Lauderdale. Not for sale to US buyers in US…

Additional details

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Key specifications

BuilderFountaine Pajot

ModelHelia 44

Year2017

Length overall44 ft

Catamaran typeSailing

ConditionUsed

Cabins3

Heads3

Hull materialFiberglass

Beam24.25 feet

Maximum draft3.83 feet

Bridge clearance64.25 feet

Dry weight23810 pound

Fuel capacity125 gallon

Fuel tanks1

Fresh water capacity90 gallon

Fresh water tanks2

Holding tank capacity45 gallon

Holding tanks3

Accommodations

Cabins3

Heads3

Convertible saloonNo

Engines and performance

Number of engines2

Fuel typeDiesel

Total engine power80.0 hp

Total engine hours2,600

Drive typeSail

Systems and deck equipment

WindlassElectric

Trim tabsNo

Liferaft capacity4

Price, tax, and warranty

Tax statusNot Paid

Summary

This used 2017 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 is a 44-foot sailing catamaran located in Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, 13, France. Built in fiberglass to a Berret-Racoupeau design, it measures 24.25 feet in beam and has a 3.83-foot maximum draft. The three-cabin, three-head arrangement places the master cabin, office desk, and master head in the starboard hull, while two guest cabins and two heads occupy the port hull. A Bosch washer is installed forward.

The cockpit has seating around a large table, plus a hardtop Bimini and enclosure. Its sheltered, semi-raised helm includes two electric winches, with sail handling led to the helm. Inside, the saloon connects through a large cockpit door and includes seating, storage, a flat-screen TV, refrigerator and freezer, a U-shaped galley with two sinks, an Eno stove and oven, and a forward-facing navigation station with Garmin plotter. The catamaran sustained a lightning strike in 2024 and was professionally repaired by Maz Ocean and MultiTech in Fort Lauderdale. It is not for sale to U.S. buyers in U.S. waters.

Disclaimer

Catamaran World does not own this vessel and is not the listing broker. Information is presented in good faith from the inventory provider but is not guaranteed. Buyers should verify all material facts and engage qualified marine and legal professionals before making a purchase decision.