A meticulously kept example with a fully renewed sail inventory and rare custom finish
Few yachts of this model reach the market carrying the level of care and upgrading found on ANGELINA. Built in 2019 as Hull No. 12 of the Solaris 44.2 line, she has spent her life in private ownership, used solely for personal cruising and never placed into charter — a history that shows clearly in her condition. With only around 280 hours on the engine and no outstanding maintenance items, she is a boat that can be taken over and sailed with confidence from day one.
Where ANGELINA truly distinguishes herself is underneath her sail plan. Over the past two seasons her owner reinvested significantly in performance: an entirely new mainsail and jib arrived in 2024, and 2025 brought a new Code Zero and Gennaker on top of that — all from One Sails, giving her a essentially like-new wardrobe across the board. Paired with the optional shorter 2.4-metre performance keel, she offers noticeably livelier handling than a standard-configuration Solaris 44.
The specification below decks and on deck is equally considered: bleached oak interior joinery, a carbon rig, a furling boom for shorthanded sail handling, a complete B&G navigation and instrument suite, heating and air conditioning, a stainless steel anchor, and teak decking throughout. Perhaps most distinctive is her custom metallic paint finish, applied to both hull and deck — a detail almost never seen on this model and one that instantly sets her apart on the water or at the dock.
Taken together, it's hard to point to another Solaris 44 currently for sale with this combination of low hours, brand-new sails, upgraded keel and bespoke finish — ANGELINA represents the model close to its best.
She lies in Portopiccolo, Italy, sails under the German flag.
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