The 1995 Bayliner 4788 Pilot House is a 47-foot fiberglass motoryacht powered by twin Hino diesel engines delivering 620 horsepower. This Northwest-designed boat makes efficient use of its 15-foot beam to provide substantial living and entertaining space throughout.
The layout includes three staterooms and two heads, with flexible accommodation options—the third stateroom can readily convert to an office or additional workspace. The main deck features a spacious salon, open galley, and an enclosed pilothouse with dual doors, settee, and internal stairs to the flying bridge. Forward is a bow seating area for relaxation underway.
Boarding and deck access are straightforward via a large swim step with transom door. The aft deck is fully enclosable, providing shelter during inclement weather. This arrangement allows for both al fresco entertaining and protected outdoor space in typical Pacific Northwest conditions.
Length
47.00 FT
Beam
15.08 FT
Draft
4.00 FT
Weight
30,000 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Cabins
3
Heads
2
Crew Cabins
0
Engines
2
Engine Make
Hino
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
4,352 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
444 GAL
Water
200 GAL