1997 Ocean Yachts 48 Super Sport

This 1997 Ocean Yachts 48 Super Sport is a 48-foot fiberglass convertible built for serious offshore capability. Twin Detroit Diesel 6V-92 DDEC engines produce 1,250 horsepower combined and cruise smoothly at 30 mph. Both engines have been rebuilt—the port engine in 2010 and the starboard in 2006—and currently run under 750 hours. A Westerbeke generator provides independent power, and the hull has received recent professional bottom service including strip, barrier coat, and fresh paint.

The yacht's electronics suite includes GPS, radar, and autopilot, along with an AIS transmitter and digital WiFi system. A Fusion stereo handles entertainment throughout. The cockpit features high-end Stidd helm chairs, Flexi-teak flooring, a built-in cooler and grill, and a dedicated driving station. The flybridge also has Flexi-teak decking.

Below deck, the accommodation plan offers three staterooms and two heads. The master stateroom has a newer mattress. The salon is well appointed and comfortable for extended cruising. A stacked washer and dryer simplify maintenance, and a sidebar liquor dispenser adds convenience to the main cabin. The boat has spent its life in freshwater, never fished, and stored indoors during the off-season, reflecting its history as a cruising vessel.