2004 Grand Banks 49 Eastbay HX

The 2004 Grand Banks 49 Eastbay HX is a downeast cruiser defined by purposeful design. Its graceful sheer and moderate bow flare reflect classic Maine lobster boat styling, while the modified deep-V hull with computer-designed lifting strakes deliver modern performance and seakeeping. Twin Caterpillar C12 diesel engines produce 1,410 horsepower, providing reliable power and cruising capability.

The interior centers on two cabins and two heads arranged for comfortable passage-making. The layout is bright and thoughtfully detailed, with accommodations suited to extended cruising. Teak decks run throughout, and the boat carries two Stidd helm chairs for the pilothouse.

The engines underwent major overhaul in 2020 by Windward Power Systems and have accumulated 400 hours since. Recent upgrades include a new aft enclosure and SureShade aft canopy installed in 2022. The boat is equipped with a remote-control yacht tender and an 11-foot fiberglass RIB with a 25-horsepower electric-start Yamaha outboard. The hull and systems have been maintained to a high standard throughout.