2003 Jefferson Pilothouse 57

The 2003 Jefferson 57 Pilothouse is a full-featured cruising yacht built on a fiberglass hull with twin Detroit Diesel/MTU Series 60 engines delivering 1400 horsepower. With a beam of 16 feet and an overall length of 57 feet, the boat combines the comfort and volume of a much larger yacht with the efficiency and range of a purpose-built long-range cruiser. The engines have logged only 1780 hours and are renowned for their efficiency and reliability.

The pilothouse serves as an efficient command center with excellent visibility, comfortable helm seating, and a large dinette. Updated Furuno electronics provide modern navigation capability, while side-deck doors facilitate docking and line handling. The salon is bright and open with updated flooring, comfortable seating, and large windows providing natural light and views that flow into the galley. The galley features updated appliances, ample counter space, and an open layout that keeps the cook connected to the salon and pilothouse. A spacious three-stateroom, two-head accommodation layout below includes a master stateroom spanning the full beam with ensuite head, plus VIP and guest staterooms. The flybridge is expansive with excellent seating, storage, and visibility for entertaining or cruising at anchor.

The engine room is accessed via the cockpit and stands out as a clean, spacious, service-friendly space with excellent access and a stand-up layout. Wide walk-around side decks and a large cockpit with easy water access enhance the boat's functionality. The decking throughout, including the flybridge, features new Lux Deck synthetic material offering modern aesthetics and low-maintenance durability.

Recent upgrades include new synthetic decking, updated Furuno electronics, refreshed interior flooring, updated appliances, and new soft goods. The boat has had only two owners since new and is documented throughout.