2014 Leopard 58

The 2014 Leopard 58 is a fiberglass catamaran built by Robertson and Caine for extended cruising and charter work. Twin Yammer diesel engines of 210 horsepower each provide propulsion, while the design emphasizes comfort and functionality for groups and longer passages. The split-level layout includes six cabins, each with private en-suite heads, arranged with two forward cabins opening to a forward cockpit and four cabins below deck. A large flybridge offers commanding sightlines with a helm station, electric winches, and full sail control within easy reach.

The yacht underwent a comprehensive refit that included complete refurbishment throughout. Below deck, teak-style flooring, air conditioning, and state-of-the-art systems create a comfortable cruising environment. The galley is well equipped with a large refrigerator, 2-drawer freezer, 4-burner gas cooker with oven and broiler, and microwave. The saloon features wrap-around seating and a wet bar for dining and relaxation.

The flybridge is designed as a primary living space, with lounge seating, a propane grill, and a wet bar with refrigeration. Navigation is supported by a full Raymarine system. Entertainment systems throughout include a 46-inch flat screen television with DVD player, Apple TV, stereo with MP3 connectivity, and speakers in both cockpit and flybridge areas. Onboard WiFi is installed.

The yacht sustained damage from a hurricane and has been repaired according to the builder's guidelines. All systems and structures were addressed as part of that restoration work.