2015 Wendon 720

This 73-foot Wendon motor yacht represents enduring Canadian craftsmanship. Built in 1996 and completely rebuilt to modern standards before relaunching in 2015, she combines a proven northwest design with contemporary systems and finishes. Twin Detroit Diesel engines deliver 1,650 hp total, with a cruising speed of 10 knots and a maximum speed of 18 knots. The fiberglass hull measures 19 feet across the beam, providing stability and generous interior volume for extended cruising.

The accommodations span three staterooms and four heads. The master stateroom amidships features a centerline queen berth with ensuite shower. Forward sits a VIP stateroom with raised island queen, while a guest stateroom on the port side offers a double Pullman berth. The main salon features large thermal windows, cherrywood and mapa burl finishes, and accommodates a custom dining table for six. A galley one step up from the salon includes a Maytag four-burner range with convection oven, refrigerator, freezer, and ample counter space. The pilothouse provides 360-degree visibility with a heated day head and captain's chair.

Systems throughout reflect modern upgrades. Twin Northern Lights generators (12kW and 20kW) supply power to comprehensive onboard infrastructure. Bow and stern thrusters, a Naiad stabilizer system, and hydraulic windlass enhance maneuverability and ease of handling. Navigation electronics include dual Furuno 12-inch displays with integrated radar, autopilot, and dual VHF radios. The electrical system runs eight 8D AGM and four 4D AGM batteries with a 4,000-watt inverter and dual 50-amp shore connections. A diesel hydronic heating system, washer and dryer, and central vacuum complete the equipment list.

The boat shows approximately 130 engine hours and fewer than 20 generator hours since the 2015 relaunch. She has been continuously maintained by the builder and remains in near-new condition.