2000 Northstar Pilothouse

This 73-foot Northstar pilothouse was designed by Ed Monk Jr. and built in Washington State. She is powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines producing 1,600 horsepower and is constructed of fiberglass with an 18-foot beam. The yacht features a fully enclosed flybridge and cockpit, hydraulic thrusters, and a design well-suited to Pacific Northwest waters.

The accommodation layout includes four staterooms and four heads, along with a galley equipped with abundant refrigeration. The interior is arranged with flowing spaces and generous living areas throughout, creating comfort for both day cruising and extended passages. The expansive flybridge design extends the usable deck space considerably.

The yacht has been maintained and updated over her service history. She has cruised extensively along the BC and Alaska coasts, logging considerable experience in the waters for which she was designed. Modern systems are installed throughout.