Vessel Walkthrough
Welcome Aboard, The Usual!
Coming aboard The Usual is done from either the starboard or port side bulwark doors with boarding passerelle where the aft main deck welcomes you. This space is great for outside dining, and entertaining having a large settee, a large table, teak decks, overhead, and recessed lighting. The two bulwark doors aft lead down to the transom swim platform. Moving forward from the aft main deck you have a sliding glass door providing access to the yacht’s interior, and foredeck walkways both starboard and port to access midship and the bow.
Entering the interior from the main aft deck you are welcomed by the salon. One of the first things you will recognize is the natural light coming from the large windows both starboard and port making the headliners, Cherrywood cabinetry all pop. To port there are stairs that lead down to the crew quarters and engine room. Forward to port a large sofa and hi-gloss Cherrywood table. Starboard is a large counter with several of cabinets below all with different features, and a pop-up TV with Sonos sound system.
Forward of the salon is the galley. Immediately to port is where all of the cooking appliances, refrigeration and freezers are located. The vessel’s day head is starboard. A dinette with barstools, and settee is all the way forward. Port and starboard midship doors to access the foredeck. Starboard aft stairs lead to enclosed flybridge pilothouse, starboard steps forward lead to the companionway and staterooms. Going outside either midship door, the foredeck takes you up to the bow, where you have a large sunpad, settee, and your anchor equipment.
Coming down the forward staircase, you’re entering the companionway, owners and guest staterooms. Full beam master aft with centerline king bed, Cherrywood cabinetry, and his & hers separate heads. To port is the side by side twin berths stateroom with an ensuite head. All the way forward is the VIP stateroom with a centerline queen bed, Cherrywood cabinetry, and an ensuite head.
Going up the aft staircase from the galley takes you to the enclosed bridge pilothouse. In this space, you will find the main helm station with state-of-the-art Garmin electronics to ensure proper navigation. There is also a settee with a hi-gloss teak table, captain’s desk, Samsung TV, and aft sliding glass door to access the aft deck. The enclosed flybridge aft deck has a large sofa with a teak table, teak decks, manual canopy shade cover, and a staircase leading down to the aft main deck.
The engine room and crew quarters can both be accessed via the large centerline door off the transom or port side steps inside the salon.
Vessel Highlights:
- 3 stateroom, 4 head layout with separate 2 stateroom crew quarters.
- Cherrywood cabinetry and panels throughout
- Enclosed flybridge pilothouse
- Suite of Garmin electronics including 3 8622 MFD touchscreen units (all new 2018)
- Bow and stern thrusters
- CAT 3412E engines with 3872 hours starboard, 3895 hours port
- Twin Northern Lights 32kw generators with sound shields. 3973 hours port, 3979 hours
- starboard
- FLIR M625-S thermal camera
- KVH7 & TracVision7 satellite receivers
- Teak decks both aft main deck and aft enclosed flybridge deck
- Two hydraulic Maxwell windlass’ with 175 lbs anchors
- Top-of-the-line galley appliances
- Bow sunpad and settee
- Samsung TVs in all rooms
- 4 bulwark doors
- SeaRecovery watermaker
- 2 Raritan hot water heaters
- Upgraded 5-blade propellers
- Naiad 254 stabilizers
- 2 ACR searchlights
- Bottom job and prop speed to running gear (2024)
- Soundproof engine room
