2002 McKinna 57 Pilothouse

This 2002 McKinna 57 Pilothouse is a fiberglass pilothouse yacht built for extended cruising. Twin Cummins diesel engines deliver 900 horsepower and have approximately 710 hours of service. The semi-displacement hull provides stable and efficient cruising performance. Navigation is supported by dual Garmin electronics packages at both the pilothouse and lower helm stations, along with newly installed AIS and radar. Bow and stern thrusters simplify maneuvering in confined spaces.

The interior combines traditional McKinna craftsmanship with practical cruising layout. Two staterooms accommodate the master suite with a full-beam queen berth, en suite head with separate shower and tub, and the VIP stateroom with queen berth and private access to the guest head. The main salon provides generous seating and sightlines, while the raised pilothouse serves as a dedicated helm and control center. Additional amenities include a galley, full laundry center, and comfortable pilothouse.

Outdoor spaces include an expansive enclosed flybridge with seating, wide walk-around decks with stainless-steel guardrails, and a large aft cockpit with direct access to the swim platform. The boat features a cockpit docking station for ease at the helm.

Recent service and upgrades completed include new bottom paint, shaft seals, props, trim tabs with hydraulic rams and hoses, all hose kits and clamps, filter kits and O-rings, rebuilt raw water system, new underwater lights, and verification of all through-hulls. The generator has approximately 1,060 hours. All routine services were performed within the last 50 operating hours.