1989 Palmer Marine Pilothouse Motor Yacht

This 95-foot Palmer Marine pilothouse motor yacht was built in 1989 and completely refitted in 2000. The Jack Sarin design combines practical functionality with comfortable cruising accommodations. Twin MAN V10 diesel engines producing 820 horsepower each power the boat to a cruising speed of 10–12 knots, supported by hydraulic bow and stern thrusters and twin five-blade propellers for responsive maneuvering.

The interior features warm maple paneling and natural light from 14 large salon windows and galley ports. The main salon spans the full beam and includes a 65-inch OLED television, Pioneer surround sound system, and wet bar. The professional galley is equipped with stainless KitchenAid appliances, a Bosch dishwasher, and a 10-foot dining table. Accommodations include a full-beam master stateroom with a Jacuzzi tub, two additional large staterooms, and two separate crew cabins, suitable for up to 12 guests.

The upper sundeck offers seating for 16, a Fisher Paykel barbecue, a hydraulic davit, and an articulating radar arch. A Naiad stabilizer system contributes to a steady motion underway. The boat's modest beam and long waterline support efficient cruising characteristics. Hydraulic systems provide the control needed for docking and close-quarters maneuvering.