1977 Gibson Standard

This 1977 Gibson Standard is a 50-foot fiberglass houseboat built with comfortable cruising and liveaboard capability in mind. Powered by two Crusader engines with a combined 540 horsepower and raw water cooling, the boat carries dual 30-amp shore power service and features both a lower helm station and upper helm on the bridge for operational flexibility.

The interior reflects modern updates completed by a previous owner with design experience. The salon includes a love seat sofa, foot stools, and a built-in flat panel television, with large windows and sheer blinds throughout. The galley is equipped with a full-size stainless refrigerator, convection microwave, two-burner stove, and large stainless steel sink, with additional storage cabinetry and windows. The master stateroom holds an island queen berth with night stands, a six-drawer dresser, and hanging locker space. A forward cabin provides two full berths. Two heads serve the boat—the main aft head includes a tub and shower, electric head, and window, while the forward head features an electric head and stainless sink with storage below.

Climate control systems include two Cruise Air reverse-cycle units and a winter liveaboard furnace. The electrical system incorporates dual starting batteries, an inverter, and a battery charger. Topside, the boat is fitted with an anchor, aluminum railings, deck furniture, a built-in barbecue grill, dock box, and propane tank. The bridge features a bimini top, helm chair, and spotlight controls, while the lower helm station is equipped with VHF radio, depth finder, and stereo. Engine hours stand at 1,672 at the time of listing.