1995 Queenship 62 Pilothouse Motor Yacht

The 1995 Queenship 62 Pilothouse is a Canadian-built motor yacht powered by twin 1600-horsepower Caterpillar diesel engines. At 62 feet long with a 17-foot beam, the fiberglass hull delivers a solid platform for extended cruising or weekend getaways.

The pilothouse features dual helm stations with Stidd chairs, Robertson autopilot, Icom VHF radio, Furuno sounder, and comprehensive engine instrumentation. The full flybridge, accessible from the starboard deck, carries twin helm chairs, an enclosed design with windows and wipers, and a power davit with a rebuilt motor. The cockpit spans the aft section with full Strataglass enclosure, built-in storage with sink, and access to the lazarette and engine room.

Below deck, the master stateroom has a center island queen berth with en suite head featuring a Vacuflush toilet, shower, and Corian countertops. A forward VIP guest cabin with V-berth and a port guest cabin with over-under berth complete the sleeping arrangements. A shared guest head serves the forward staterooms. The spacious galley is fitted with GE Profile appliances including a four-burner cooktop, convection microwave, separate oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, and disposal, plus dual sinks with Corian countertops. A GE Spacemaker washer and dryer and central vacuum system are installed in the hallway.

Climate control, heating, and air conditioning serve all spaces. The boat currently rests out of the water.