2007 Tartan 4400

2007/2024 Tartan 4400 | Reborn by Tartan | Custom CCR Rig | Carbon Mast

This is not a standard 2007 Tartan 4400. Hull #20 of 29 was sent back to Tartan Yachts and comprehensively reborn under the direction of designer Tim Jackett. The result is a uniquely configured Tartan 4400 with a custom CCR sail plan, 68-foot carbon fiber mast, modern Garmin electronics, Victron/Battle Born/Balmar lithium electrical system, keel-cooled refrigeration, HVAC, updated interior, canvas, serious ground tackle, and extensive offshore cruising equipment.

She retains the comfort, craftsmanship, and design pedigree that made the Tartan 4400 such a respected performance cruiser, but she has been elevated with a modern sail plan and systems package that set her apart from any other 4400 on the market.

This is best understood as a reborn Tartan 4400, not simply an older boat with updates.



Why This Tartan 4400 Is Different

• Reborn by Tartan: Redesigned, rebuilt, and refit by Tartan Yachts with Tim Jackett directly involved.
• Custom CCR sail plan: Cruise Control Rig configuration not found on any other Tartan 4400.
• Carbon fiber mast: 68-foot AMP/Tartan carbon fiber mast, custom balanced and optimized for the CCR rig.
• Modern short-handed sail handling: Self-tacking jib, 155% furling reacher, fully battened main with in-boom furling, electric cockpit winches, and all sail control lines led to the cockpit.
• Modern cruising power system: Battle Born lithium house bank, Victron inverter/charger, Victron monitoring, Balmar high-output alternator, and solar.
• Modern Garmin electronics: Dual Garmin 8612 XSV chartplotters, Garmin radar, AIS, autopilot, sonar, wind, speed, depth, VHF, and Fusion audio.
• Cruising-ready systems: Watermaker, washer/dryer, generator, Starlink, solar, davits, upgraded refrigeration, reverse-flow HVAC, dinghy, outboard, and trailer.
• Fully documented refit: Invoices for Tartan’s work and subsequent upgrades, and completion survey by Tim Jackett.