This Gulfstar 44 has two staterooms and a very large enclosed aft deck. The master stateroom is aft and features a centerline walk around queen size berth. The master head is very large and includes shower and bathtub. The master stateroom has an abundance of stowage and lots of ports for light. the VIP stateroom is located forward and has a V-Berth type of bed with a filler section that converts to one very large berth. It also has good hanging locker and storage cabinets, a spacious head and stall shower. The galley features teak cabinets and drawers, a full size refrigerator, built in microwave and stove top and oven, double sink and lots of stowage. The salon is large with large viewing windows, lower helm and door to starboard. The aft deck is huge and has plenty of room for entertaining.   

Construction of the Gulfstar 39 Sailmaster is strong and of high quality. The deck and hull are fiberglass and polyester laminates. The deck and topsides are cored with end-grain balsa, adding stiffness while reducing weight. Below the waterline, the hull is solid fiberglass.  On deck, the non-skid is molded-in, and all exterior wood—including eyebrows, handrails, toerails, companionway doors, and cockpit coaming tops—are solid teak. The hull-to-deck joint is an overlapping design commonly known as a shoebox joint. The interior is stick-built and utilizes a longitudinal stringer system. The bulk of the interior is marine-grade plywood veneered with teak and finished with gloss varnish. Areas not finished in teak are paneled with an off-white laminate. The overhead is off-white vinyl, the sole is teak and holly, and the doors are raised panels of solid teak. Numerous lights, both task and accent, provide illumination throughout the boat.  The Gulfstream 39 Sailmaster is a unique and comfortable sailboat that can be sailed or comfortably cruised by two people. She’s well built, well laid-out, wonderfully appointed, and sails well.  

Beautifully maintained 1977 Gulfstar 37 ft Sailboat. This vessel has been well maintained, stored indoors during winter months. Upgrades include replacement of all Ports with Stainless Steele Ports as well as all Windows replaced. Engine upgraded to 65 HP Perkins Sabre. Windlass System added, Chart Plotter System, Radar, Autopilot. Loaded with Teak. No finer example in the area.

Last Call!  This is a rare opportunity to purchase a solid, strong and extremely comfortable sailing vessel to take you across oceans or just to the next tranquil anchorage. It's up to you! Vince Lazzare (formally with Columbia Yachts) began designing this series of the Gulfstar 41 in 1973 in the U.S.A.  She is easy to handle underway and has plenty of ventilation for those quiet nights at anchor. The center cockpit provides comfort and security. Already located in Grenada - a tropical paradise and under the hurricane zone for insurance purposes. Located right in front of our office in Prickly Bay Marina for quick access in person or virtual walk-through.