"Brown Eyed Girl" is an elegant, exceptionally clean, captain-maintained, one owner Hinckley 44 Talaria Motor Yacht 2009. Her owners had her built and spared no expense. Continued maintenance throughout the years along with many upgrades and magnificent upkeep on the brightwork makes this yacht a dream to own and to drive.

In 2021 new electronics package; twin Axion+ screens, new sounder module CP370, new weather package, vhf antenna and new Fusion Apollo 770. The Talaria 44 is the ultimate platform for entertaining, long-range cruising and exploring. Powered with twin 6LY3-ETP - YANMAR engines with only 953 hours. This beautiful Hinckley is a must see. Please contact Keith Abel for further information.

Hinckley 44 Talaria Motor Yacht
Many knowledgeable yachtsmen say Hinckley is the Rolls-Royce of boats, but we disagree: We think Rolls-Royce is the Hinckley of cars. The Southwest Harbor, Maine, builder has been launching some of the world's finest yachts since Henry Hinckley built his first 36-footer in 1933. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern materials and methods, Hinckley yachts are state-of-the-art, despite their traditional styling. The company's popular Talaria 44 is typical: It has old-time lines, including a radical tumblehome transom, and a jaunty profile reminiscent of the 1940s and 50s. But look under the water and you'll see not propellers, but Hamilton waterjets; under the gelcoat, Kevlar and carbon fiber. If you want the best, and have the resources, Hinckley is where you should shop, and the Talaria 44 might be a good place to start.

Overview of the 44 Talaria
Perhaps the most eloquent expression of the Hinckley power yacht, the Talaria 44 is a stately presence in waters from Maine to Monaco. Her lines, are a study in the vernacular of Down East nautical design. Yet beneath her old-world elegance lies the newest, most advanced boat-building technologies. Her hull uses Kevlar and carbon fiber as part of Hinckley's innovative DualGuard composite construction. With a mere 27-inch draft, unheard of in a boat of her size and capabilities, the Talaria 44 rewards owners with that rarest of yachting pleasures - a peaceful anchorage, far from crowded deep-water harbors and marinas. Cruising range is 340 nautical miles, putting plenty of distance between passengers and civilization.