Boats for sale2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E

2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E – For sale

DESIGNER:
SALTHOUSE
TYPE:
Power
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
20390
DATE LISTED
2026-08-15 13:32:18
CATEGORY
Power
YEAR
2016
BRAND
SALTHOUSE
MODEL
2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E
PRICE
NZD
$
550000
LOCATION
Auckland
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
13.5
BEAM (M)
4.12
DRAFT (M)
1
HULL TYPE
monohull
ENGINE
Yanmar 370HP
FUEL CAPACITY (L)
1200
MAX ENGINER POWER (HP)
370
  CONTACT
BROKER
Busfield Marine
Busfield Marine Brokers
Mobile:
09 376 4006
Email:
boats@busfieldmarine.co.nz

The 2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E represents the pinnacle of New Zealand custom launch craftsmanship, built by the legendary Salthouse yard — a name synonymous with quality, innovation and offshore durability for over a century. Stretching 13.5 metres with a beam of 4.12 metres, this impressive motor cruiser delivers an ideal balance of spacious onboard living and serious bluewater capability. Power comes from a Yanmar 370HP engine, delivering confident, responsive performance across a wide range of sea conditions, while a generous 1,200-litre fuel capacity ensures extended range for coastal passages and offshore adventures with minimal interruption.

The shallow 1.00-metre draft broadens access to anchorages and shallow inlets that larger vessels simply cannot reach. As a Corsair 44E, expect thoughtfully appointed accommodation, a commanding flybridge layout, and the robust construction standards that have made Salthouse launches the benchmark for discerning New Zealand boaties. Whether you're planning extended cruising of the Hauraki Gulf, the Bay of Islands, or further afield, this vessel is engineered to perform with confidence and comfort.

Lying in Auckland and presented at NZD $550,000, the 2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E is a rare opportunity to acquire one of New Zealand's most respected production launches.

2016 Salthouse Corsair 44E

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