2004 McKinna Pilothouse

The McKinna 58 Pilothouse is a fiberglass motor yacht built on a modified-V hull with prop pockets and a wide beam designed for stability and sea-keeping. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines deliver 1,600 horsepower. The boat features a distinctive pilothouse profile with multiple windows that bring natural light throughout the interior, a characteristic that balances the yacht's practical design with refined lines.

The interior layout centers on a spacious salon on the main deck with high ceilings and large windows. The galley sits adjacent to the salon and includes a full-size refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishwasher, ample counter space, and storage. A dining table and seating in the pilothouse provide casual dining with commanding views. The accommodation plan includes six cabins and four heads. The master stateroom features a queen berth positioned diagonally, an en-suite, and large portlights. Guest cabins are appointed with twin beds or bunks and share bathroom facilities.

The flybridge offers seating and a wet bar for socializing or sunbathing. The cockpit provides access to the swim platform and is laid out for fishing and water activities. The pilothouse helm is equipped with navigation and communication systems for safe handling.

The yacht's interior showcases grain-matched woodwork and refined furnishings throughout. The modified-V hull construction with prop pockets provides stability in varying sea conditions.