2002 Cheoy Lee 66 Pilothouse

This 66-foot pilothouse motor yacht was built by Cheoy Lee, a Hong Kong shipyard with over a century of boat-building heritage. The fiberglass hull measures 20 feet 2 inches across the beam and is powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines delivering 1,640 horsepower combined. She reaches 20 knots at full speed and cruises economically at 12 knots, making her well-suited for extended voyages through the Pacific Northwest.

The interior layout provides three staterooms, each with private en-suite heads, plus an additional guest head accessed from the salon. The design emphasizes space and light, with the beam width and covered side decks creating the feel of a full-beam main cabin. The galley and pilothouse have undergone recent renovation, and the salon and flybridge have received aesthetic upgrades. Modern furnishings and top-range appliances throughout reflect the updates made to the yacht.

The mechanical and systems package includes twin diesel gensets, hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, and stabilizers for comfort underway. Climate control comprises diesel hydronic heating and reverse-cycle air-conditioning. A watermaker provides fresh water generation. Navigation and docking are supported by Raymarine electronics and docking cameras. A fireplace adds to the salon's appeal. The master stateroom and its en-suite were completely refurbished in 2025.