2006 Hampton 558

This 2006 Hampton 558 is a fiberglass pilothouse motor yacht built for serious cruising. Powered by twin Cummins diesel engines producing 1,080 horsepower, she cruises at 8.3 knots with fuel consumption around 6 gallons per hour, offering genuine range and efficiency. Her beam of 16.25 feet and 56-foot length provide a stable platform with commanding visibility from the fully enclosed flybridge.

The accommodations center on two cabins: a master with walkaround berth and en suite head, and a guest cabin with similar sleeping and head facilities that serves as a day head. Additional sleeping is available through pull-out beds in the pilothouse and salon. The galley includes an electric stove and oven, frost-free refrigerator, microwave, wine fridge, and ice maker, with a full complement of cookware. A Bosch washer and apartment-style dryer handle laundry. A water maker, central vacuum, air chillers, and heated hot water system support extended time at anchor. Storage is generous throughout, with space beneath berths and in closets and cupboards.

Systems are modern and robust. Navigation includes Garmin and Raymarine multifunction displays, radar, autopilot, and AIS. Communication covers VHF radios and Starlink internet. Electrical power comes from a Kohler generator paired with solar panels and a lithium house bank managed by Victron monitoring. Bow and stern thrusters aid maneuvering; Wesmar stabilizers smooth the ride. Tankage totals 800 gallons of fuel, 230 gallons of water, and an 80-gallon holding tank. The twin diesel engines have had recent work including new turbos and shaft seals, with hydraulic components upgraded. Safety gear includes an EPIRB, life raft, inflatable life jackets, and flares, with fire suppression systems recently serviced.

The flybridge features dual helm chairs and comfortable seating around a table, while a hydraulic davit handles the dinghy. Upper and aft decks provide entertaining space and shaded relaxation, with a swim platform and retractable ladder providing direct water access.