2003 McKinna 58

The McKinna 58 is a pilothouse motor yacht with refined styling defined by graceful lines and a modified-V hull with prop pockets. At 58 feet with a 17.25-foot beam, the boat sits low in the water with solid construction throughout. Twin 800-horsepower Caterpillar diesel engines deliver a cruising speed of approximately 17 knots, with a top speed around 20 knots.

The three-stateroom layout centers on an amidships master suite with a diagonally positioned berth. The pilothouse level hosts the galley and dinette, positioned a few steps above the main salon, which features facing settees and a built-in television. The flybridge seats eight and can be accessed from inside or outside, with an aft extension providing additional outdoor space. Throughout, the interior showcases grain-matched woodwork and high-gloss finishes, complemented by faux-teak decking on the main decks and flybridge sole.

Equipment includes two heads, a water maker, hydraulic bow thruster and windlass, foredeck sun lounge, extended swim platform, and a laundry center. The lower helm features a deck door. The radar has been recently replaced. Access to the engine room is available from the aft deck, though the space is compact. Note that the engine room access from the aft deck is limited in headroom.