2025 Breaux Brothers 120 GLV

The Breaux Brothers 120 GLV is a 120-foot aluminum houseboat built in 2025 by the Louisiana-based Breaux Brothers, renowned for their marine-grade aluminum construction since 1983. This vessel represents a substantial floating residence, displacing approximately 330 gross tons and spanning four main decks with over 6,400 square feet of interior living space, plus an additional 4,200-square-foot subdeck. The boat is powered by three Cummins engines and features joystick control for maneuvering.

The interior layout encompasses five king-size bedrooms, seven heads, multiple salons and lounges, dedicated office spaces, gourmet kitchens with full dumbwaiter service between decks, and two laundry rooms finished by Rita Durio and Associates. Outdoor areas include a swimming pool, gourmet kitchen and smokehouse on the aft deck, and a rooftop pilothouse that serves as both an observation and entertainment platform. A dumbwaiter system facilitates service throughout the vessel.

The standout engineering feature is the vessel's solar power system: 108 high-efficiency solar panels paired with over 300 kilowatt-hours of lithium iron phosphate battery storage, designed to provide extended self-sufficiency without reliance on shore power or continuous generator operation. The aluminum hull construction offers durability and corrosion resistance. The boat achieves a maximum speed of 10 knots with a cruising speed of 7 knots.