Sea Ray L650 Fly: Asking Price $1.4 Million

Hatteras Yachts 80 Motor Yacht: Asking Price $4.1 Million

The 2014 Hatteras 80 Motor Yacht Done Deal has Caterpillar diesels, five staterooms and 21-knot speed. The 80-footer has a four-stateroom, five-head layout with accommodations for eight, and two crew cabins that sleep four. The four staterooms include a full-beam master stateroom amidships with a centerline king berth and an en suite head. The forepeak VIP stateroom has a centerline queen berth and an en suite head. The portside VIP stateroom also has a queen berth and en suite head. The final guest stateroom is to starboard and has two single berths with an en suite head. Twin 1,600 hp Caterpillar C32 diesels provide power for Done Deal, giving it a 21-knot top speed and cruising at 17 knots.

Sea Ray L650 Fly: Asking Price $1.4 Million

The 65-foot Sea Ray Downtime has four staterooms and 30-knot speed. This 2015 build has cruising accommodations for eight guests with a four-stateroom, three-head layout. Downtime’s cockpit has a three-person bench seat and fixed table aft. Add loose chairs and there is shaded alfresco dining for up to eight people. Forward and to starboard is a wet bar, while stairs to port lead to the flybridge. Alfresco dining can be enjoyed in multiple locations on Downtime’s flybridge and a retractable soft top can be left closed for shade or opened for a sun-bathed happy hour.

Sunseeker 68 Sport Yacht: Asking Price $1.55 Million

Gem, a 2014 Sunseeker 68 Sport Yacht has eye-popping performance thanks to twin MTU 8V200CR diesels, providing a reported 40-knot top hop, with an economic cruise speed of 24 knots. The 2014 build has a three-stateroom, three-head layout, accommodating up to six guests during extended cruises. Gem’s owners and their guests can take advantage of the yacht’s four well-equipped entertainment spaces. Guests will instantly notice a cockpit furnished for both sunbathing and casual conversation with a two-person sun pad aft as well as a C-shaped settee and table forward and to starboard. Stairs to port lead to the flybridge.

Riva Dolceriva: Asking Price $1.9 Million

The 2021, low-hour, 48-foot Italian Riva express cruiser has only 175 hours on its Volvo Penta diesels, which five the yacht a 40-knot top hop. Two staterooms provide room for cruising with family and friends. The outside spaces aboard this yacht include two sun pads that flank the teak-sole cockpit. Immediately forward and to port is a four-person L-shaped settee and a table that folds out to create a larger dining space with the three-person bench sofa to starboard. The helm is forward and to starboard. Belowdecks, guests will find a lounge to port and the galley to starboard.

Azimut 60 Fly: Asking Price $929,000

A Rum With a View II is a 60-foot Azimut flybridge with low-hour diesels and 32-knot speed. The 60-footer has a three-stateroom, two-head layout that sleeps six. Stepping onto the 60-footer’s swim platform, potential owners will notice that it’s equipped with a hydraulic swim platform capable of hauling the yacht’s RIB tender (included in the sale). Up a few steps, is A Rum With a View II’s cockpit where a bench seat, table and loose chairs sit to create a six-person alfresco dining area. Stairs to port lead to the flybridge, while the yacht’s side decks with high rails lead to the foredeck where guests can enjoy a two- to three-person sun pad.

85-foot Burger: Asking Price $2.9 Million

The Burger 85 Checkers is 2001 build that underwent an interior refit in 2023. It also has an updated Furuno glass-bridge navigation suite. The yacht has a three-stateroom, four-head layout, and has a main-deck day head. The owners’ stateroom has a king berth on centerline, a flat-screen TV at the foot of the bed, his-and-hers vanities, and walk-in closets aft to port and starboard. Forward, the two guest staterooms as well as the captain’s cabin are accessible from the pilothouse stairway.

Tips from the Pros

Helping Buyers Find The Right Broker

- Dave Jirikovic, HMY Yacht Sales

“Yachting to many owners is not just about the freedom a boat gives you, but time with family, friends, and in the form that a particular owner envisions and intends on enjoying.

A large sportfish owner has totally different operational goals than that of a large express cruiser owner, and the captains of both cited genres of course follow suit. I have always told buyers that they should be represented by a broker that specializes and only lives in their segment of interest. They should have real-life (user) experience within their specific segment and be able to provide the buyer accurate information on each brand within, all while listening to the buyer’s intended mission.

As with anything in life, there is a person that is a leader in their segment, and you will know with just a bit of research who that is. Do yourself a favor and find that person, and you will get the boat that not only suits your needs but will allow you to harness not just their knowledge, and have the support of the specialized connections only a leader in your genre of product can provide.”

Benefits of a Yacht Broker During Purchase
- Josh McLean, President David Walters Yachts

“ The yacht buying process is full of complexities and hurdles, many of which can sidetrack a purchase if not navigated carefully. Even the most experienced lifelong boater who has bought and sold numerous boats can still get caught off guard as these challenges are ever-changing with the ebbs and flows of the marine industry. Today, insurance and financing are two of the biggest hurdles for many buyers. If you're working with a yacht broker, lean on their experience to help you get your ducks in a row before heading to survey. If you're going at it alone or buying a private party, do your homework and ensure you can attain the necessary insurance and financing before moving forward with a purchase contract. In either case, make sure you have the necessary provisions in place within the purchase contract to protect yourself, and your deposit, should either financing or insurance not work out as you planned.”

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