2003 DeFever 57 POC

This 2003 DeFever 57 POC is a fiberglass trawler built for extended ocean cruising. At 57 feet with a 16-foot beam, the boat combines the design hallmarks the model is known for: a flush-deck layout that unites the wheelhouse, galley, and salon on one continuous level, creating an exceptionally open interior. Large salon windows flood the space with light, and teak woodwork throughout provides a refined finish.

The accommodations span four cabins arranged for both comfort and practicality. The aft owner's suite occupies prime space with private stair access to the salon. A VIP cabin and guest double cabin sit forward of the wheelhouse, with a crew cabin completing the sleeping arrangements. Three heads service the layout—two with separate showers and a day head positioned near the galley. The galley itself is domestic in scale, paired with a dedicated dining area, and the spacious salon opens outboard to both the cockpit and flybridge via internal stairs.

On deck, a large foredeck with a seating bench and protected side decks offer working and lounging space. The flybridge is generously proportioned with a helm station and multiple lounge areas. The engine room below is well organized and accessible, housing two Perkins Sabre diesel engines producing 450 horsepower combined. Cruising speed reaches 8 knots with a maximum speed around 12 knots. This is a capable, volume-rich cruising boat built to the standards the DeFever name carries.