2001 Grand Banks 46 Classic

The 2001 Grand Banks 46 Classic is a fiberglass sedan bridge yacht built during the final years of the Classic's production run. Powered by twin John Deere diesel engines delivering 750 horsepower, she cruises at 10 knots and reaches 17 knots at speed. At 46 feet in length and nearly 15 feet across the beam, she offers the proven seaworthiness and comfort the design is known for.

The yacht sleeps in a single cabin and includes one head. She has been upgraded with factory-installed Wesmar stabilizers and a bow thruster, both valuable systems for handling and comfort in varied sea conditions. The boat has completed multiple extended voyages and long-range passages, with each of her three previous owners contributing maintenance and upgrades that enhanced both reliability and livability.

Her condition reflects careful stewardship over two decades. The thoughtful improvements made over the years have resulted in a well-equipped example of the model, combining the original build quality of the Grand Banks 46 Classic with proven performance in extended cruising.