1991 Grand Banks 46 Classic

This 1991 Grand Banks 46 Classic is a 52-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin 750-hp Caterpillar diesel engines. She cruises at 10 knots with fuel consumption of approximately one gallon per mile and reaches a top speed of 17 knots. The design combines the comfort of an enclosed motoryacht with a practical extended cockpit—a distinctive feature that provides easier access to the swim platform, tender deployment, and storage for water toys or bicycles.

The interior layout centers on a spacious salon with L-shaped and full settees flanking a dining table, opening to a down galley equipped with a double-bowl Corian sink with retractable sprayer, ice maker, deep freezer, gas stove and oven, microwave, and refrigerator-freezer. The forward VIP stateroom features a large V-berth spanning the full beam, with hanging locker and integrated laundry room. The master stateroom aft offers a walkaround queen berth, vanity desk, separate head and shower, and abundant natural light through portholes and hatches. A guest head and shower serve the salon area. Twin engine room access points—one from the galley and one from the mid-salon sole—provide convenient maintenance access, which is monitored by an engine room camera visible from the helm.

Exterior spaces include a covered flybridge with multiple seating areas and a large refrigerator box, plus an expansive aft cabin top suitable for lounging furniture. Exterior canvas was renewed in 2024, and bright work was refinished in early 2025. Steel fuel tanks provide durability. The yacht includes a large washer and dryer, new unused dinghy with a 2.5-hp Johnson outboard, and a spare propeller set.