2020 Aquila 44 Power Catamaran For Sale

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This 2020 Aquila 44 is a three-cabin, three-head power catamaran lying in Fort Lauderdale, Florida — and one of the better-equipped examples on the market. She carries the rare fully equipped inside helm, low engine and generator hours, and a long list of desirable upgrades. A 2026 survey found her in above-average condition. US Duty Paid, and the affordable Fort Lauderdale dock space transfers to the new owner. Seller is motivated and looking for a quick close. ⚓ KEY SPECS Year: 2020 Builder: Aquila Model: Aquila 44 Type: Power catamaran Length: 44 ft Beam: 21 ft 6 in Draft: ~3 ft Cabins: 3 / Heads: 3 Engines: Twin Volvo Penta D4, 320 hp each (~630 hours) Generator: Northern Lights 8kW Fuel: 385 gal / Water: 180 gal Asking: $825,000 ✨ NOTABLE FEATURES Rare fully equipped inside helm — electronic throttles, chart plotter, oversized bow thruster Full-beam owner's suite with dedicated desk/office Complete Raymarine electronics — radar, AIS, autopilot, 12" Axiom Pro Watermaker, Starlink, solar panels SeaDek throughout decks and flybridge Flybridge grill, refrigerator, and wet bar Highfield tender with 40hp Yamaha Washer/dryer, flat screens in every cabin 📞 INTERESTED? Contact The Catamaran Company to schedule a showing or request more information. 🔗 https://www.catamarans.com/catamaran-for-sale/2020-aquila-aquila-44/108943/ Presented by The Catamaran Company — brokerage, sales, and charter management. #Aquila44 #PowerCatamaran #CatamaranForSale #YachtsForSale #FortLauderdale #TheCatamaranCompany

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