1995 Westport 106 Raised Pilothouse

This 1995 Westport 106 Raised Pilothouse is a fiberglass motor yacht built to a Jack Sarin design that has proven itself as one of the builder's most enduring models. Twin Detroit Diesel engines produce 2,900 horsepower, delivering economical cruising at 12 knots with a fuel capacity of 5,060 gallons. At 106 feet in length with a 22.7-foot beam, the yacht draws 5 feet and is rated at 180 gross tons.

The interior accommodates five ensuite staterooms plus crew quarters for four, with a primary owner's suite and four guest staterooms throughout. The main deck features a large country-style galley and dining area with seating for eight to ten, finished in neutral tones. Six heads serve the accommodations.

The upper areas prioritize outdoor entertaining. The raised pilothouse provides commanding sightlines, while the expansive bridge sundeck includes a six-person hot tub, wet bar, and grill. A generous cockpit at water level provides a platform for water sports, fishing, and diving activities. The yacht has been maintained with detailed service records and documentation kept on board.