Hershine 53 Extended Deckhouse Motor Yacht (1989) in Conwy, United Kingdom

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1989 Hershine 53 Extended Deck (ED) Motor Yacht powered by twin 550hp Detroit diesels on shafts. This model features a full-width main saloon with an inside bridge access ladder. The expanded 174 sq foot saloon offers ample room for entertaining and relaxing. The rear deck provides a large covered area for sitting out. Below deck, you will find a large galley and dining area, two double bunks with an ensuite head in the bow, one mid cabin with a double berth, a large day head with a separate shower cubicle, and a full-width rear master cabin with ensuite aft. This example is fully equipped to include a bow thruster, stern thruster, generator, full navigation equipment, Webasto diesel fire heating (4x units), reverse cycle air conditioning....and much much more. It's got to be seen to be believed! Lying Conwy Marina, North Wales

Construction: Hershine 53 Extended Deck version, built by Her Shine Marine CO LTD in 1989 #8101D989 Note: Prosecco is exempt from the EU’s Recreational Craft Directive of 1998 and needs no CE certification. Many of her sisterships currently offered for sale in the US and elsewhere may require CE-compliance work before legally entering EU waters. The hull is constructed of approximately 1” thick solid hand-laid GRP laminate. The thickness of the hull when compared to modern ‘pared-back’ structures and the high quality of the construction means that the inevitable high moisture contents or even osmotic blistering frequently found in yachts of this age are fairly inconsequential. The superstructure is also solid GRP laminate whereas the deck areas are GRP with a balsa core to improve stiffness in the structure without increasing weight (an important consideration with vessels of a relatively high freeboard such as Prosecco). The balsa core also offers added insulation against sound and heat, especially relevant in warmer climates. The GRP flybridge; an optional extra on earlier Hatteras 53s is accessed from the aft deck via a stainless steel ladder. The decks and forward coachroof top are GRP with a non-slip finish. The aft deck/cockpit and flybridge have teak-laid flooring with well-adhered individual teak planking. The hull, deck, superstructure, and flybridge are finished in white gelcoat. Blue Banding below the gunwale. External trim is mostly high-quality stainless steel with solid teak guardrails and external doors. All external windows are tinted safety glass with anodized aluminum frames Bronze Rudders Aluminuium fuel tanks LOA: 16.2m (17.20m with swim platform)Beam: 4.8mDisplacement: 26,000 kgFreeboard forward: 2.5mFreeboard aft: 1.9mCabin headroom: 6'6" Bridge Clearance: 17'2"

Vessel WalkthroughAccommodations: Through either the port or starboard pilot house doors you enter the large pilot house area. Standing in front of the helm you begin to realize the beauty of the Hatteras 53 ED. To starboard is the interior flybridge ladder with teak doors separating the flybridge from the pilot house. Behind is the large helm seating area with storage drawers under the seat and storage cabinets. On the port side is access down to the lower galley area and lower levels. Going aft from the lower helm postion you enter the main salon area which features a large “L” shaped portside settee and an entertainment and storage directly behind the helm. Fridge with freezer compartment.Parquet flooring throughout the vessel. Bound edge removable carpet in the saloon area. A large door provides access to the aft deck where you will find the external galley and large storage areas. Back to the pilot house and down the steps along the portside you enter the galley and dining area. L'Shaped seating to port with convertible dinette with storage under and a large storage area built above. To starboard is the large “U” shaped galley area which features a large stainless steel twin sink, microwave oven, 4-burner electric hob, dishwasher, Wine cooler, granite countertops, and plenty of storage. Access to the generator room is through the opening sole hatch. Forward of the galley is the bow guest cabin which features starboard side upper and lower double berths, ensuite heads with an electric flush toilet, and a shower. Through the galley area and aft is a large corridor that separates the engine rooms. Both engine rooms feature a forward and aft opening door and a middle large access panel. This configuration allows 360-degree engine access. Down the corridor to port is the guest cabin which features a large double berth, hanging lockers, and a vanity area. Across from the guest cabin to port is the guest (Day) head which features a beautiful corian vanity top, vanity sink, electric head, and a separate large shower cubicle. Aft is the master/owner's cabin - A substantial double cabin utilising the full beam of the yacht. Centreline double berth with sprung mattress and stowage beneath. Bedside table/cabinetry on either side. Extensive stowage in lockers to port and starboard with sideboard space above. Dressing table to port with vanity lighting. The large expanse of hanging lockers to the forward end of the cabin. Ensuite heads:Positioned to starboard just aft of guest heads, the ensuite head compartment features wetroom flooring, a Corian vanity top with a sink bowl, storage, an electric flush toilet, and a shower over the bath. The aft deck is an open deck with teak flooring - plenty of room for a table, chairs, and BBQ grill as well as ease of line handling. The lower deck floor plan of the 53 ED remains unchanged from the 53 MY with 3 cabins and 3 heads, separate engine rooms, and a massive galley and dinette area. Topside the flybridge is greatly enlarged from the Hatteras 53 motor yacht and features a large helm area and aft room for the dingy davit and dingy chocks, L” shaped seating arrangement for guests to port with a smaller bench seat to starboard, sink with hot and cold water, and an icemaker. Additional vessel features include Parquet flooring throughout the interior, bound edge removable carpets in the saloon, a large swim platform, molded bow seats, a large bow pulpit, and wide side decks. Galley and Dinette:The large “U” shaped galley features cabinets and drawers which allow enough storage for an extended voyage. Galley inventory includes:Twin stainless-steel sinkHot and cold mixer faucetCorian countertopsTeak floorsMicrowave oven mounted above the hob4-burner glass top electric cooktop Refrigerator with freezerWater filtration system to galley sinkDishwasherWine cooler

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- Sail drive and shaft seals are more than 5 years of age
- Fuel and gas hoses and regulators are over 5 years old
- Standing rigging and sails are more than 10 years old

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