2002 Navigator 5700

The 2002 Navigator 5700 is a 57-foot pilothouse yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Volvo TAMD63 diesel engines producing 370 horsepower each, with approximately 2,700 hours on the engines. The boat carries a 10-kilowatt Kohler generator and a 2,800-watt Magnum inverter, supported by a Village Marine watermaker and ice maker for extended cruising. Side Power bow and stern thrusters with both helm and handheld remote controls assist with maneuvering and docking.

The pilothouse layout prioritizes visibility and comfort underway, with a galley positioned up to the pilothouse level and featuring an over-and-under refrigerator and freezer, convection microwave, three-burner propane cooktop, and deep double sink. A full-sized Whirlpool washer and dryer are installed. The accommodations include three staterooms: an owner's suite with a mid-ship walkaround queen bed, a forward VIP with an island queen in the V-berth, and a guest cabin with over-under bunks. Two heads with electric flush toilets serve the interior. The main salon features large windows and double sliding stainless steel French doors leading to the cockpit.

Electronics include an integrated Simrad suite with dual touchscreen monitors for GPS, plotter, and radar functions, a Raymarine autopilot with remote, and a KVH satellite TV system. The boat is rigged for fishing with Scotty downriggers in the cockpit. Televisions are installed in the salon, owner's suite, and VIP cabin. A Novurania center console RIB tender with a 40-horsepower Yamaha four-stroke outboard is included, along with a hydraulic davit crane for flybridge storage. Recent fluid and filter changes have been completed, with spare parts and equipment included.