1992 Sumerset 14x64

This 1992 Sumerset houseboat is a 64-foot aluminum hull built for extended cruising and entertaining. Twin Volvo 500 V-8 engines with 869 hours of operation provide the power, supported by a 12.5 kilowatt Westerbeke generator. The boat carries 200 gallons of fuel and manages fresh water and waste in 160-gallon tanks. Central heat and air conditioning maintains comfort year-round, backed by an engine compartment heater.

The interior spans three bedrooms—a queen master, guest cabin, and cuddy—with one and a half bathrooms. The salon features a sofa, large flat-screen television, and fireplace. A formal dining area seats four, while a galley is equipped with a stainless refrigerator and freezer, 30-inch electric range with oven, dishwasher, microwave, and generous sink with tile backsplash. Granite countertops and LVT flooring run throughout. A bar with glass doors and storage, plus a 27-inch stacked washer and dryer, complete the accommodations. Wood blinds cover the windows.

The boat offers substantial outdoor living space. The fly-bridge is fitted with dual controls and a Bimini top, while a 20-foot canvas party canopy extends the usable deck. A swim platform and roof PWC davit handle water activities. The front deck is enclosed with furniture and a television. A 12-volt radio system with zoned speakers provides entertainment throughout.

Recent work includes gel-coat refresh in 2025, exterior canvas and painted stripes updated in 2022, and full servicing of engines and generator in 2025. The boat carries all standard navigational and operational systems expected of a houseboat of this size and era.