2006 Huckins 44 Atlantic is available for sale in Cape Coral, FL.

 Refit & REPOWER (2019–2020, Jacksonville Yard) SEE PICTURES IN LISTING

• Brand-new Cummins engines, ZF transmissions
• New Onan 9 kW generator
• Complete redo of AC/DC systems, electronics, canvas, paint (hull/superstructure), sound insulation, engine-room paint, teak swim platform, bow thruster, props, and interior refresh
• New engines and a generator with 
• Engine room painted
• New sound insulation
• Hull painted (2020 @ Huckins)
• Superstructure painted (2021 in shed @ Cracker Boy)
• The Interior was painted and wallpapered
• Varnish refinished
• AC and DC electrical equipment and cabling replaced
• New Bow thruster
• New shore power cord reel
• New electronics installed
• HVAC equipment was partially replaced and upgraded
• New luxury vinyl flooring installed in the bridge, cabins, and head
• New headliner
• New seating arrangement at the lower helm
• A new icemaker was installed in the cockpit
• New teak swimming platform

Flybridge

Sophisticated open main salon and side galley interior

An elegantly appointed cabin that combines luxury and practicality, using high-quality materials and refined finishes.

Spacious cockpit: a large area meant for entertaining, with plenty of seating and easy water access.

Versatile layout: thoughtfully designed living spaces that can be adapted to your needs, whether for relaxing weekends. or extended voyages.

Features and Highlights:

• Length: 44
• Power: Cummins QSB5.9 380 HP 
• Fuel Capacity: 400 gallons
• Top Speed: 30 knots
• Beam: 13′ 9″
• Construction: Cold-molded mahogany and epoxy composite for strength and longevity
• Fishing/Leisure Gear: [Rod holders, flybridge,

Enclosed Aft Deck / All Weather Helm

• Weather protection: Air-conditioned, enclosed helm shields against wind, rain, and sun, extending your cruising season—even in cooler zones.
• Comfortable in all seasons: Enclosures keep you dry and comfortable during long runs or overnight adventures. Great for entertaining, sunset cruises, or Sunday Brunches
• Multi-mode helm: Many owners build a transition area—inside the helm, behind glass, and an open lounge or seating area aft of it.

Salon & Main Cabin:

• Spacious salon: L-shaped Ultraleather or leather settee with optional hi-lo table; converts to accommodate evening seating or dining
• Flexible dining area: Large dinette option or settee with high-low table, plus two occasional chairs and side table
• Abundant natural light: Large side windows and overhead hatches flood the space with light and ventilation
• Salon/Galley: ~
• These systems typically include modern features like zoned controls, isinglass enclosures, and insulated ducts for optimized comfort.

Two-Stateroom Layout (Bunk Cabin Configuration)

Primary (Master) Stateroom

• Queen island berth with generous side access..
• Hanging lockers, under-bed drawers, and a vanity cabinet.

Second Stateroom: Bunk Room

• Over/under bunks: Two twin-sized berths—often slightly offset or L-shaped.
• Sliding pocket door. reading light
• Storage: Small hanging locker and under-bunk drawers.
• Access: Usually located port side, just aft of the master

Galley Location & Layout

• Port-side, lower-level galley: With a L‑shaped Corian countertop that wraps around three sides for efficient workflow.
• 2‑burner Kenyon cooktop
• Microwave
• Refrigerator

Her silhouette cuts a classic line across calm waters. Whether you’re sipping champagne on a sunset cruise or reeling in your following big catch offshore, this Huckins delivers timeless style and modern versatility. Maintained and outfitted for both leisure and adventure, she’s more than a boat — she’s your gateway to unforgettable moments on the water.

For more information or to schedule a showing, please call.

The Huckins Atlantic 44 offers the best of two worlds: it captures the classic grace and elegant design for which Huckins has long been famous while using the most modern building techniques and materials available. The 44's profile, with large windows and mahogany toe rail and trim, is as pretty as ever. The stem has just the right amount of curve, and her long hullsides warp aft into a tight tumblehome. Individuals wishing to avoid the hassles of a large boat and a crew will find that the 44's extra-wide sidedecks and ingeniously disguised handrails make moving fore and aft easier, which is essential during two-person docking maneuvers. The partially enclosed bridge deck offers an open-air helm station that provides protection from the elements. A center door leads inside, but that outdoor feeling isn't lost. "The idea with the large windows is to make the saloon light and airy so you feel you are outside when you are inside. After all, that is what yachting is all about," says Cindy Purcell, owner of Huckins Yacht Corporation and granddaughter of company founder Frank Pembroke Huckins. "On a lot of boats you are either in the wind or in a dark little hole. That doesn't happen on this boat." The Huckins Atlantic 44 has a classic look but her construction belongs to a new era. The company uses fiberglass composite core construction from keel to cabin top, and the equipment list boasts the latest in marine technology. The Huckins signature Quadraconic hull is renowned for its fast and dry ride, small bow rise during acceleration, and shallow draft. From standstill, the 44 accelerates quickly to a top speed of 30 knots, with never more than 3 degrees of bow rise. On plane she rides with no pounding and dry decks. At her 2400 rpm cruising speed, she clips along at 26 knots. Huckins offers one- and two-stateroom layouts. With both arrangements, the interiors are finished in tasteful light colored wall coverings accented with cherry woodwork. To starboard in the saloon, a comfortable L-shaped lounge converts to an optional fold-out double sleeper. Cabinetry along the port side contains entertainment equipment and the electrical panel. One step down, the galley features a Corian countertop, teak veneer sole, and virtually any appliance desired. The very spacious head has a sink with a Corian top, Raritan electric toilet, and a large separate stall shower. The stateroom offers a clean look with two stowage drawers beneath the queen size berth. There is also a large cedar hanging locker. In the two-stateroom model, the second stateroom contains upper and lower berths on the port side. The galley moves aft to the saloon and is cleverly concealed as fine cabinetry when not in use. But more than her individual features, the attraction of the Huckins Atlantic 44 is the timeless appeal of her classic good looks and deft handling.

Huckins Atlantic 44 Specifications - Standard Equipment Structural - Hull, deck and superstructure: stitched E-glass with vinylester resin over closed cell foam core and CoreCell - Hull: Huckins Quadraconic planing design Hull, Superstructure and Deck - Paint: two-part polyurethane Awlgrip - Windows: Huckins custom frames with temper glass - Hatches: low-profile aluminum - Toe rail, accent molding and coverboard: varnished mahogany - Rope locker: Huckins custom - Bridge windshield: electric opening with wipers - Cleats: Huckins custom chrome bronze cleats - Mast: aluminum painted - Horn: dual trumpet air Bridge - Helm station: engine gauges, controls, electronics, mahogany spoke wheel - Helm and companion seat: fiberglass base with storage, upholstered - Portside lounge seat: fiberglass base with storage under cushions - Bridge enclosure: Isinglass roll-up curtains Interior - Woodwork: combination cherry woodwork and vinyl linen wallcovering - Trim, moldings and retainers, drawer fronts, cabinets and doors are cherry varnished - Stateroom: two wardrobes, queen berth, drawers under berth - 2nd Stateroom: upper and lower berth, wardrobe - Head: Corian sink and vanity; toilet; fully enclosed shower - Galley: refrigerator, electric cooktop, microwave, stainless steel sink - Salon: built-in lounge Mechanical - Main engines: two 3116 Caterpillar 350 hp - Main gears: 1.5:1 reduction - Shafting: Aquamet 22 stainless steel shafts 1 3-4" dia. - Struts, propellers, rudders: bronze - Steering: hydraulic - Air conditioning: 16,000 BTU main saloon; 7,000 BTU fwd stateroom Plumbing - Bilge: four 12V bilge pumps with float switches - Freshwater: 12V DC water pressure pump; 12 gallon hot water heater - Toilet: VacuFlush with sanitary system, 18-gallon holding tank Electrical - Wiring and bonding: all electrical installations conform to ABYC or USCG - DC Power: engine start (1); 8D 12V DC (2); ship service 8D 12V DC (1) - AC Power: 110V system supplied through 50-amp shore receptacle - Distribution panel: AC-DC controlled by master breaker panel - Generator: 5 kW diesel generator 12V - Lighting: 12V DC

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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.