2000 Bayliner 5288 Pilot House Motoryacht

This 2000 Bayliner 5288 Pilot House Motoryacht is a 52-foot fiberglass cruiser powered by twin MAN diesel engines producing 1,220 horsepower combined. The elevated pilothouse design delivers commanding visibility and an expansive helm station with multiple control layouts, seating, and dedicated space for a dinghy with davit system. The boat is equipped with an 11-foot Achilles dinghy featuring an electric start Honda 20-horsepower outboard and steering console.

The accommodation layout comprises three staterooms and two heads across a well-lit, open interior. The full-beam master stateroom includes a port-side vanity and tub. Forward accommodations include a guest stateroom, with a versatile third stateroom positioned aft to port. The main saloon and galley sit on the same level, with a full-size household-style refrigerator. Upper deck areas provide generous living space throughout, while molded flybridge steps provide access to an oversized engine room with a separately dedicated generator compartment accessible from the cockpit.

The MAN engines offer flexibility in cruise profiles, running efficiently at sedate trawler speeds or at higher cruising velocities as desired. An oversized transom platform enhances water access. The boat's pilothouse configuration and all-weather capability have made this model popular across multiple cruising regions.