- Beam: 16' 8''
- Hull Material: Fiberglass
- Displacement: 63,000 lb
- Fuel Tank: 1 x 900|gallon
- Fresh Water: 1 x 600|gallon
- Holding: 1 x 35|gallon
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Designed by Seaton & Neville and built in Hong Kong at the renowned Cheoy Lee Shipyards (they've been shipbuilders more than a century and launched over 5,000 vessels), the 53 motor sailor is one of the few true pilothouse motor sailors in this size range and an excellent example of what a motor sailor SHOULD be: with a modified full keel and versatile cutter rig she sails well and, with furling, jib, staysail and main, can be handled by a couple or even single handed, and with twin diesel engine also motors well (AND with a flybridge and fully enclosed pilothouse in almost all conditions!).
This particular professionally maintained example is fully equipped and ready to go around the world--and with 800 gallons of fuel you'll get pretty far (figure about 2,500 miles) before you ever need to raise the sails! But with such a roomy, comfortable three stateroom interior beautifully fitted out in teak, and all the oversized windows and hatches, you might just decide to use her as a weekend retreat here in the Bay area...
Note spacious and ever-so-practical pilot house with excellent visibility, raised outside steering station (fully enclosed in isinglass (2022) which can be rolled up or removed), bulletproof twin naturally aspirated Ford Lehman diesels that have been very well maintained with new prop shafts and seals (2020), three stateroom and two heads, Webasto hydronic heat and Marine Air reverse cycle heat/air systems, low time on Westerbeke 8kW genset (installed 2019), all the batteries (and there are a LOT of 'em!) replaced in 2023; current owner has done an outstanding job maintaining and upgrading the boat.
SO: Seascape is well fit out and in excellent cosmetic condition both above and below, but the real story might be location, location, location: she's lying in a potentially transferable downtown slip right on the turning basin in the Sausalito Yacht Harbor; there's a long waiting list to get a slip of ANY size here and it can take YEARS to get one of the bigger ones so this is a material benefit if you're able to take advantage...
Listed by Marotta Yachts of SausalitoTHIS BOAT IS SUBJECT TO AN EXCLUSIVE LISTING AGREEMENT WITH MAROTTA YACHTS OF SAUSALITO 415-331-6200 AND IS NOT OFFERED FOR SALE BY DENISON YACHTING. Denison Yachting is merely providing this information in an effort to represent you as a buyer in the purchase of this vessel.
Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but can’t guarantee the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from that yacht market without notice. She is offered as a convenience by this yacht broker to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.
Board port side aft quarter then thru a gate in the raised bulwark into the bi level enclosed aft deck/upper steering area with teak decks and built in seating. Down three steps forward into a true pilothouse with comfortable bench seating and great visibility forward and both sides with oversized raised windows.
Down three more steps forward to galley/salon area with a U shaped galley on the port side and beamy salon also with oversize windows and overhead hatch. From salon either continue forward down two more steps to second stateroom far forward with over/under twin bunks, just aft port side is full head with separate stall shower, third stateroom across starboard with single berth, or aft down two steps to companionway with door to laundry room/work area/engine room access inboard then far aft to what is practically a beam-to-beam master stateroom with raised queen berth, ample storage and a full ensuite head with stall shower.
Note the main salon is spacious and elegant, with Webasto hydronic heating, an L-shaped settee and table to starboard, and two super-comfy swiveling recliners to port; the U shaped galley was designed for cooking underway and is well laid out and very functional; and the master stateroom is just ENORMOUS. Also note the flawless teak joinery throughout, and the solid teak parquet sole in the salon, 6'3 headroom in most of the below deck areas.
Big U shaped galley on port side of the boat on same level as salon, ample counter space with oversize stainless steel sink with hot/cold pressure water (20 gallon hot water heater), garbage disposal and new faucet, two refrigerators, a freezer and an ice maker with a separate AC/DC freezer built in the aft stateroom, Galley Maid three burner electric stove with oven, GE microwave oven. Vacuflush toilets.
Raymarine C120 color chartplotter with connections in pilothouse and upper station and Garmin chartplotter as backup, Raymarine radar, Raymarine autopilot with remote control and CPT autopilot as backup, Interphase forward scanning sonar/depth sounder, Raymarine depth sounders at both stations, Raymarine wind speed/direction indicators at both stations.
ICOM M504 VHF radio in pilothouse with Command Mic at upper station and Panasonic VHF as backup, ICOM M802 SSB with Pactor controller, Iridium sat phone, AIS transmit/receive, EPIRB.
Shakespeare antenna for broadcast TV, flat screen TV in salon, AM/FMCD/USB stereo with speakers throughout.
110V AC / 12V DC with 50 amp shorepower service, Westerbeke 8kW genset with apx 1,500 hours clocked. Twelve 6V AGM batteries plus two Group 27s for engine and genset starting, two Group 27s for the bow thruster and a single Group 24 for the electric winch, Magna Sine 2500 watt inverter/120 amp charger, Sentry 40 amp backup charger, eight Kyrocera solar panels and charge controller, 70 amp engine alternators.
Cutter rig with Profurl roller furling genoa, Harken roller furling and self-tending staysail, Hood double spreader painted aluminum keel stepped mast with 1x19 stainless steel standing rigging (reportedly replaced in 2010), in-mast furling main and Anderson #52 electric selftailing winch (which also handles the mainsheet), two Barient # 32 winches, two Barient #24 winches, two Barient # 23 winches, single Barient #21 winch--all the winches are selftailing and were rebuilt about two years ago.
Heavily laid up hand laminated fiberglass hull using woven material, chopped strand mat and polyester resins, cored decks, modified full keel with skeg hung rudder. Last hauled and bottom painted in June 2022, fully enclosed upper steering station and cockpit with new isinglss/canvas in July of 2022.
Avon RIB (2008) with 25 hp Tohatsu outboard (2019) on electric Roskelly dingy davits.
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