1978 Tollycraft 48 Cockpit Motor Yacht

This 54-foot Tollycraft is a custom-stretched version of the 48-foot hull, lengthened at the factory by designer Ed Monk to create an exceptionally large aft cockpit and helm station. Powered by twin Detroit Diesel 671TI engines producing 485 horsepower each, the yacht cruises at 13 knots with a maximum speed of 17 knots. The fiberglass hull is fitted with modern navigation and control systems including dual Garmin chartplotters, autopilot, VHF with AIS, and radar, with engine controls accessible from the helm, flybridge, and cockpit. A 12-kilowatt Northern Lights generator provides onboard power.

The interior has been updated with new headliner, lighting, carpeting, and soft furnishings throughout. The main salon features Schoenfeld furniture, updated windows and sliding doors, a stainless steel propane stove with oven, microwave, and Corian countertops. An Espar diesel furnace provides heating. The forward stateroom has two single berths with an ensuite head, while the aft stateroom offers a queen bed with built-in storage and an ensuite head with shower, both with Corian countertops.

The cockpit and deck layout emphasize functionality and storage, with a large lazarette, walk-through transom door, swim platform, and electric windlass with 65-pound plow anchor. The quarter deck has an electric davit with winch and door access to the salon. Flybridge features an L-shaped settee and full canvas enclosure. Recent work includes new paint on side decking, cockpit, and quarter deck, refinished brightwork on railings, barrier coat and bottom paint applied in July 2023, and updated aft stateroom carpeting and headliner with LED lighting. The boat carries four 8D house and start batteries plus a dedicated generator battery.