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The Brewer 44, designed by Ted Brewer and built by Ft. Myers Yacht and Shipbuilding from 1984, is a cutter-rigged sailboat with a keel/centerboard and spade rudder, measuring 13.4 meters LOA with a 4.1-meter beam and 2.7-meter draft. It displaces 13,154 kg and is a stretched derivative of the Brewer 12.8, featuring a reverse transom and modified keel/centerboard and sailplan. Lady K Sailing describes it as a 30,000-pound center-cockpit ketch designed for offshore cruising, noting its superior blue-water capability and build quality compared to modern production cruisers.7:57 Aboard Plan-Sea, the crew inspected a Brewer 44 with a clean interior, a functional washer-dryer, and a solid deck, contrasting it with a previously viewed Brewer 44 that had water damage.7:44 Lady K Sailing advises potential buyers to inspect for soft spots on the deck due to aged hardware bedding and to verify engine installation and chain plate replacements.4:44 The Brewer 44 has a comfort ratio of 37.1, indicating it is a moderate blue-water cruiser.5:17
