Marquis 65: Asking Price $1.35 Million

Hinckley Talaria 44: Asking Price $945,000

The Hinckley Talaria 44 Andiamo is listed with Worth Avenue Yachts for $945,000. The 2008 express-cruiser has accommodations for a cruising couple in its single-stateroom layout.

“She comes onto plane at 2100 to 2400 rpm and likes the tiniest bit of trim tab to run at the hull’s optimum angle of attack. At her cruising speed of 3,000 rpm, or 31 to 32 knots, the engines run at 85 percent load,” Yachting previously reported.

With the close assistance of Hinckley, Andiamo has in recent years undergone extensive upgrades to bring it up to date. It is currently enrolled in Hinckley’s “Yacht Care” package, including heated indoor storage, and has just completed a comprehensive mechanical service.

The upgrades include twin 570 hp FPT common-rail diesels and an upgraded bow thruster to integrate with a new Hinckley JetStick II system, which includes Hoverlock and the PalmStick wireless remote control box. Cruising speed is a reported 30 knots with a 35-knot top-end speed.

Palm Beach Motor Yachts 65: Asking Price $4.45 Million

Independence, a Palm Beach Motor Yachts 65, is currently listed with Grand Banks Marine Group for $4.45 million. The 2021 flybridge motor yacht is sure to impress with its three-stateroom layout, numerous entertainment spaces and 40-knot speed.

When Yachting first reported on the Palm Beach 65, we noted the quality of the build down to the smallest detail, “A lot of builders get the obvious markers correct — or “correct” enough to pass the normal examination — but the true clues to a company’s obsession with quality hide from the view of all but the most careful shopper. As I stepped through the doorway to the salon, admiring the finish on the bifold door and the surround, the hinges caught my eye. After I retrieved it (my eye), I saw that the crisscross on the head of each Phillips screw perfectly lined up with every other one on every hinge. Same for the hinges on the middle joint of the door, and I found details of this sort everywhere. To wit: The reveals of each door and drawer were very narrow, and when I looked at the bank of them in the galley, I discovered that all of the reveals were visually the same width. The drawers slid fluidly in and out, and the doors opened and closed without the slightest protest. I looked for flaws within the depths of every stowage locker and cabinet, but didn’t find any…”

Marquis 65: Asking Price $1.35 Million

United Yacht Sales currently has Serenity, a Marquis 65, listed with an asking price of $1.35 million. This 2008 flybridge motor yacht is packed with spaces future owners and their guests are sure to enjoy from its four well-appointed staterooms to its EZ2CY-protected flybridge.

When Yachting first wrote about the Marquis 65, we noted how “The new 65-footer is not simply a bigger Carver, in concept or in execution; she is a whole new animal. The company reached beyond its own doors to ensure the new series would be not just what Carver wanted, but what knowledgeable yachtsmen would demand. She is nothing short of world-class.”

Sabre 42 Salon Express: Asking Price $498,000

The Sabre 42 Salon Express called Osprey is listed with Maritimo Americas and has a $498,000 asking price. The 2011 Downeast-style express cruiser has timeless lines and has a solid layout for cruising couples.

The Sabre 42 Salon Express rides on a modified V-hull form, which has a fine entry that transitions to 16 degrees of transom deadrise, creating a stable platform on the water. Power for this 40-footer is provided by twin Cummins QSB5.9 380 diesels, which combine with the Zeus azipod drive system, a combination Yachting previously described as “transforming a lovely New England-style boat into a surprisingly economical hot rod.” This 42 Salon Express has a reported cruise speed of 25 knots.

Princess Yachts 52: Asking Price $2.39 Million

Princess Yachts might have broken the mold when it engineered its 52’ Flybridge yacht. Built in Plymouth, England, people describe these yachts as classy, elegant and artistic with plenty of room to keep its passengers and crew comfortable. Daylight Comet, a 2017 52’ Princess, is new to the market and located in Seattle, WA. Buyers should be warned not to hesitate; this offer is not expected to last very long.

Daylight Comet is powered by two. low-hour (980) Caterpillar C-32 Acert diesels, reportedly pushing this yacht to a max speed of 28 knots. Cruising speed is around 23 knots, giving the yacht a range of 260 nautical miles. The layout of this Princess consists of three staterooms with crew quarters, a head located at the stern, salon with galley and the ultimate flybridge. The overall design and appointments of Daylight Comet might remind you of a superyacht, but it can be easily handled by an owner-operator.

Offshore Yachts 54 Pilothouse: Asking Prices $798,000 

The Offshore Yachts 54 Pilothouse, Argonaut, is listed for sale at $798,000 with Luke Brown Yachts. The 2005 long-range cruiser has only had two owners and has seen more than $300,000 in upgrades since 2013.

The Offshore Yachts 54 Pilothouse has bluewater-capable construction with a hand-laminated, bi-directional fiberglass hull reinforced with vacuum bagged Core cell–opting for a vinylester hull laminate for osmosis protection. For the structural areas above the waterline, the engine stringers and hull door openings, the builder used unidirectional laminate.

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