2014 Grand Banks 46 Eastbay FB

This 2014 Grand Banks 46 Eastbay is a flybridge cruiser built on the company's Ray Hunt hull design and powered by twin Cummins diesels producing 1,200 horsepower. One of only two 46-foot Eastbay models built with a flybridge, the boat operates at a cruising speed of 25 knots and reaches 30 knots at full throttle. Pod drive propulsion and joystick control deliver responsive handling and efficiency.

The interior and exterior showcase extensive teak throughout: full-length decking from bow to stern across all main decks, a spacious cockpit rail, and complete interior joinery. The engine room and bilges are finished in bright white. Below deck, the layout includes a galley, saloon, and two cabins served by one head. A versatile cabin to starboard can function as a guest stateroom, den, or office. Additional features include a large utility and storage room beneath the salon sole with a second refrigerator, and an oversize teak swim platform.

Electronics encompass a full Raymarine suite at both upper and lower helm stations, including FLIR thermal imaging and AIS. The boat has remained in freshwater throughout its service history.

Recent work includes replacement canvas (bimini top, seat covers, and three-sided flybridge enclosure with bonded acrylic forward panels), hull bottom media blasting and refinishing, transom repainting and blending for UV protection, thorough mechanical servicing of engines, pods and generator, and annual exterior varnish recoating.