Accommodations

This is a spacious two-cabin and two-head design with the guest cabin forward, and the owners’ cabin aft. Each cabin has a private ensuite head and shower, plenty of natural light and ventilation, and tremendous storage.

Owners’ Cabin Aft

• All surfaces are finished in teak, no painted surfaces
• Double berth to starboard, and single berth to port with plenty of cabinetry throughout
• Opening windows with bug screens
• Opening door to the aft deck with folding teak ladder and bug screens
• Storage in numerous drawers and shelves, and the largest hanging locker you can imagine
• Overhead LED lighting plus two reading lights
• Hydronic heat with plumbing beneath the berths 

Owners’ Head Aft

• Basin with storage locker underneath
• Opening window for natural light and fresh air ventilation
• Integrated shower with protective curtain, over teak grate base
• Electric marine toilet
• Heat outlet

Guest Cabin Forward

• Double V-berth
• Overhead LED lighting plus two reading lights
• Storage in six drawers, lower locker, and another very large hanging locker

Guest Head Forward

• Basin with storage locker underneath
• Opening window for natural light and fresh air ventilation
• Integrated shower with protective curtain, over teak grate base
• Electric marine toilet
• Heat outlet

Salon

Steps up from either cabin to the salon. The starboard door from the salon to the side deck is standard, and as mentioned, the port door to the side deck is notable. This optional port side door gives safe and easy passage to the flybridge.

• Classic teak Grand Banks yacht table with fiddles, storage drawer, cubby on top ,and shelves under
• L-shaped settee to starboard, and small settee to port, each with storage lockers under
• Overhead LED lighting
• Opening windows with bug screens
• Victory brass clock and barometer
• Classic teak GB bar to starboard with bottle and glass storage, and drawers underneath
• Optional aft window on port side
• Headliner in top condition
• Solid teak hand rail along the ceiling

Galley

The galley is integral to the salon, allowing full engagement between cook and guests, and with great visibility and working surfaces

• Princess Gourmet II 3-burner propane stove and oven
• Nova Cool dual voltage refrigerator
• Small pantry locker, dish locker, and extra (optional) overhead storage lockers
• Stainless steel sink
• Opening window
• Propane valve to upper deck storage locker

Lower Helm

The lower helm is forward and to starboard of the salon, opposite the galley, with engine controls, gauges, instruments, and electrical breakers all close at hand. 

Visibility from the lower helm is outstanding, and the operator can easily see all angles when maneuvering in and out of the dock.

• Opening vent window in centre front
• Storage in captain’s drawer, and in lifting desktop 
• Custom teak mounting for instruments
• Defogging fan to front window

Flybridge and Upper Helm

The flybridge and upper helm is accessed via teak steps up from the port side deck with secure stainless steel railings for safety. The decks here are also teak clad, with no missing bungs, and with relatively flat Thiokol surfaces. 

• Fore and aft facing benches; double wide on the starboard side, and single wide on the port side
• Storage under these benches with propane on the port side, right above the galley
• Storage also in the cowl, accessed by a double locker door to port
• Wood rimmed teak steering wheel
• Engine controls and gauges
• Sunbrella bimini on a stainless steel frame covering the entire flybridge
• Two Sunbrella bridge covers; one for the helm and cowl, and another larger one extending aft to cover the benches as well
• Fresh varnish on all the flybridge area teak trim

Main Deck

The wide safe side decks are a hallmark of Grand Banks Yachts. The decks are clad in solid teak planking, all in excellent condition, with zero missing bungs, and with relatively flat Thiokol seams. All three opening gates in the railing open and close as easily and as securely as they should, meaning no railing distortion, even after 40 years.

• 12 VDC Lofrans Tigres reversible windlass
• 15 kg Rocna anchor with 250’ chain rode
• Spare 15 kg Bruce anchor
• Stern line electric windlass with fairlead 
• Rail-mounted Dickinson propane BBQ
• Painted white aluminum mast and boom, hinged to allow boat house storage
• Exterior window privacy covers
• Fresh varnish on the transom and on the door to the aft cabin
• Sunbrella forward hatch cover and windlass covers

Electronics & Electrical system

• 2 banks of 12 volt group 31 batteries
• Davis Instruments wind speed direction
• (2) Garmin GPS 741xs
• (3) VHFs
• Water Witch bilge pump counter
• Inverter
• Solar battery charger