1971 Broward Motor Yacht

This 60-foot motor yacht was designed in 1971 by Jack Hargrave for a custom build. Constructed entirely of aluminum alloy, she combines structural strength with reduced weight. Her hull and topsides were stripped to bare metal and recoated in 2023 with epoxy barrier coat and bottom paint, giving her an industrial, maintenance-free finish.

The interior was comprehensively remodeled in 1994 with raised-panel mahogany throughout. The main salon features an L-shaped leather sofa and recliner, a 32-inch television with Bose surround sound and stereo, and a full galley with dishwasher, disposal, large refrigerator, convection oven, and complete cookware. The master stateroom has a king bed, sofa, abundant closet storage, and ensuite bathroom with shower. Two additional guest staterooms include one with twin beds and one converted to a laundry room, served by a separate guest bathroom aft and crew quarters forward with bunks.

Exterior spaces are generous: the bow seats eight, the flybridge accommodates ten, and the aft deck offers multiple seating areas with a large coffee table. She is powered by two Detroit Diesel 8V71 turbo engines running well with no known issues. Equipment includes a Raymarine autopilot and C120 plotter, radar, multiple radios, water maker, 12-kilowatt generator, and a 12-foot tender with 30-horsepower motor deployed by electric crane. Fuel capacity is 1,150 gallons; water capacity is 350 gallons.