Tiara 4400 Sovran Boats Review and Specs

Year: 2005  
Manufacturer: Integrity Yacht Sales
Price: US$339,900  

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Introduction We brokers don’t get these opportunities very often. A perfect world for us is to offer a perfect yacht at a really aggressive price. This is my privilege here. This boat came up from an estate sale in the Carolina’s. Her owner was a serious yachtsman who was too wrapped up with career to really enjoy the boat. She’s got ONLY 283 hours on her and it really shows. We brought the boat up to market her on the bay for easy access for buyers coming from points north and south. She’s been gone over completely with a fine tooth comb, compounded and waxed from bow to stern, and sea trialed to confirm that all her systems are in PERFECT condition. At this price point, this boat should not last long. Though I’ve only got 5MB of space for pics here on this website, I’ve taken 174 photos of this yacht and can email them at a moment’s notice to you. Especially if you’re traveling from far away, I want you to be absolutely certain of what you’ll see when you get here. The Tiara is a wickedly serious boat. Twin Cummins 660HP diesels move her comfortably at nearly 30 knots. She can handle anything the sea throws her way with incredibly high freeboard and an off-shore-styled hull shape to knive through rough seas when needed. She’s a super capable fishing boat OR she’s How about some helpful sales data for you. If you are looking to buy a new Tiara Yachts S4400 Sovran, here’s the scoop. List price is $710,830.00. Figure another $50,000 or more for electronics packages and some personalization to make the boat yours. No matter how you slice it, a new boat is upwards of 3/4 million. Current listings: There are ten of these boats on the market today, built between 2004 and 2006. They range in use and condition from $619K down to $340K. None are nicer than this one. Either check the others out first, then come to us for this one. Or just start with this one and be done with it. You’ll love this boat. Sold boats: EVERYONE wants to know what others are paying for a boat like the one you’re about to buy. Two of these yachts JUST sold in the last couple of months: 2004 Tiara 4400 Sovran sold for $349,000 in less than 3 months in FL this month (650 engine hours) 2005 Tiara 4400 Sovran sold for $365,000 in less than 2 months in MD last month (250 engine hours) The boat is recently hauled for winter storage near downtown Baltimore, MD. She’ll be winterized and shrink wrapped to keep her pristine until the right buyer comes along to take her away. Please check out ‘Dave’s Rating’ in the full listing for this yacht. This is something you won’t find often in the brokering business. I believe to be successful selling, you have to think like a buyer. What questions would I ask about a boat I was about to drop some serious cash on? What would I want to know? Where has it been? How has it been used? What’s wrong with it? What renovations/repairs/improvements will I need to make after I buy it? My goal here is answer any question you might have before you even ask it. My job is to help you achieve a comfort level that will make it easier to pick up the phone and make an appointment to check out this boat. You won’t be disappointed.

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Fuel  Hull Material  Beam  Max Draft  Dry Weight  Engine Make  Engine Model  Fuel Capacity  Length Overall  Holding Tank Size  Water Capacity  Engine Hours  Number of Engines  Max Bridge Clearance

Diesel Fiberglass 14 ft 9 in 3 ft 7 in 25050 lb Cummins QSM11 375 gal 44 ft 50 gal 120 gal 256 2 11 ft 4 in

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Contact Information

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(410) 271-5225 (410) 867-1309

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