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2003 Grand Harbour 57′

57′ Grand Harbour

 Grand Harbour Yachts are built in Kaoshiung, Taiwan and have been in business since 1985. Grand Harbour is a low volume builder and each vessel is customized to the original owner’s requirements as far as possible within the limits of the original hull design. Grand Harbour is building yachts from 50′ to 116′, but the majority have been built in the 48′-86′ range with models ranging from Motoryachts , Downeast style express cruisers, Raised Pilothouse Long Range Trawlers, and Flybridge Euro Style Sport Cruisers.

“Tillerman” is equipped with both U.S. and European (International) specs. Exquisitely crafted interior woodwork utilizing contrasting Teak and burl inlaid finishes. Fully found, fitted out for extended cruising and low overall height makes Intracoastal and Great Loop cruising an easy affair. All that you need to enjoy life on the water; ample entertaining space and sun areas on the full width bench seating aft and large sunpads and bow seating on the foredeck. All the quality craftsmanship, materials and machinery you would expect from this Custom Grand Harbour; All new LED lighting throughout, Underwater Exhaust, a sound system with Fusion and Bose speakers throughout , dining table located adjacent to the galley. Two stateroom, two head layout. Compares favorably to the quality of Alden, Sabre, Eastbay, and the many custom downeast style cruisers.

Ready to go for the 2023 Summer ; fresh bottom; stripped and epoxy sealed with “Tuff Stuff” barrier coat, color coat bottom paint and propspeed running gear, compounded and waxed, all engine maintenance current, recent upholstery on exterior cushions, Eisenglass enclosure, new electronics, and new air conditioning units. New salon upholstery and carpeting.  

United Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Atlantic Yacht & Ship, Inc.. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel