SCOUT Yacht for Sale

Length: 73' (22.25m)
Builder: Defoe Shipbuilding
Build: 1930/2018

Guests: 4
Cabins: 2
Crew: 2
Asking Price: $1,750,000

Northrop and Johnson is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Worth Avenue Yachts. 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

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Specifications

Builder	Defoe Shipbuilding
Model	commuter
Length (LOA)	73' (22.25m)
Year	1930
Year Refit	2018
Gross Tonn.	26
Draft	6' (1.83m)
Beam	14' (4.27m)
Location	Newport , United States

Accommodations

Staterooms	2
Sleeps	4
Heads	2

Crew Cabins	1
Crew Sleeps	2
Capt. Quarters	No

Dimensions & Capacity

LOA	73' (22.25m)
Max Draft	6' (1.83m)
Fuel Tank	250 g (946 L)
Fresh Water	250 g (946 L)
Holding Tank	25 g (94 L)
Gross Tonn.	26

Construction

Hull Material	Wood
Hull Config	Semi-Displacement
Ext. Designer	eldridge mcinnis
Int. Designer	eldridge mcinnis
Max Speed	19 Knots
Cruising Speed	16 Knots
Stabilizers	None

Engines (x2)

Engine Make	Caterpillar
Engine Model	C7.1 Acert
Power HP	507
Power KW	378
Fuel Type	Diesel

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Other Machinery

Soundown exhaust system (2018)
2 x Seward stainless 20gal hot water heaters
2 x 50Amp shore power inlets
12v intake and exhaust engine room ventilation fans (2018)
Dual Racor fuel filters for both mains and generator (2018)
Xantrex Freedom 3000W Inverter/Charger (2010)
Charles Marine C-charger 20 AMP
Automatic haylon fire extinguishing system
Numerous individual handheld fire extinguishers throughout the yacht
Chain and cable steering system connected to centerline single rudder

Galley & Laundry Equipment

Located forward of the saloon and accessed via a curved stairway with a separation door. It is well-ventilated, has good natural light, and has been updated with modern appliances however is still in keeping with the rest of the vessel.
Stainless Fisher Paykel Stove/Oven with vented hood
Bosh dishwasher
Cold plate ice box/freezer
U-line drawer refrigerators
Microwave
Coffee maker
Wood and Stainless countertops
Cork sole
Generous storage for foodstuffs
U-line icemaker (on deck)
Sea Frost cold plate drink refrigerator (on deck)

Communication Equipment

Navigation Equipment

Deck Equipment

On the foredeck, one finds a recessed bow cockpit or “rumble seat” which provides one of the most unique underway experiences on the water and a hallmark of many early-period Commuter Yachts. A large expansive deck follows with port and starboard deck boxes complete with upholstered cushions. Another bench seat is just forward of the saloon. Access aft is by either the port or starboard full walkaround side decks leading all the way aft past dual Saloon entrances and doors to the pilothouse to the fully enclosed (with drop-down curtains) cockpit with built-in settee.
Double planked hull, mahogany over cedar
Oak stem and frames
Hull refastened (2018)
Purple Heart engine beds (2018)
Transom double-planked mahogany
Caulked and laid teak deck
Cast bronze deck hardware
Hydraulic Anchor windlass with Danforth style anchor, chain and 3-strand rode
Anchor washdown spigot in the forepeak
Spare Fortress storm anchor with rode
(3) Life rings
Side boarding stairs
Swim ladder
Hinged spruce mast