1999 Grand Banks 46 Europa

This 1999 Grand Banks 46 Europa is a fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin 750-horsepower CAT diesel engines, capable of 17 knots. Built to the proven design that defined the Europa class, the boat combines comfortable cruising performance with thoughtful deck and interior layout. The hull measures 46 feet in length with a 14.75-foot beam.

The interior features a three-cabin arrangement with two heads, each equipped with a shower. The main saloon connects seamlessly to the outside cockpit through custom teak sliding doors, creating an open living space centered around the galley. The master stateroom has an island queen berth; additional cabins include a single berth on the starboard side and a two-berth cabin to port. The galley is L-shaped with stove, oven, microwave, and ice maker. A washer and dryer are installed. Interior details include teak and holly cabin sole, teak trim throughout, eight brass lights, and substantial storage integrated into the salon settee and cabinetry. Climate control is provided by three air conditioning units, and a 11-kW Kohler generator was installed in 2020.

Navigation and boat control systems include dual GPS plotters at both helm stations, Furuno radar at each station, an Autohelm autopilot with remote capability, depth and speed transducers, and Simrad VHF radio. Glendinning dual-station synchronizers and trim tabs with Bennett controls manage engine and running gear. The electrical system includes an inverter, upgraded batteries with condition indicator, and 50-amp dockside power management.

Deck equipment features stainless steel railings around the flybridge, a new bimini top, extended swim platform with folding ladder, electric dinghy crane, fresh water wash-down fore and aft, and teak appointments including grab rails and a grate table on the flybridge. The boat was stored indoors and maintained with fresh varnish and paint.