AT OUR MARINA
AT OUR MARINA
Specializing in yacht brokerage since 1958
96' CRESCENT MOTORYACHT 1997. Jack Sarin design. 22.5' beam, 3,640 gallons fuel. 5 staterooms plus crew. Ask for DENNIS MORAN.
85' CHEOY LEE 1987. Custom Fexas design, twin Detroit Diesels, four staterooms. Two 32kw generators. $865,000. Ask for MASON STARING.
84' NORTHERN MARINE 2006. 3 staterooms + crew. Single Cummins 600hp diesel. Trans-oceanic range. Bow and stern thrusters. Ask for TOM CORKETT.
74' HATTERAS 1998. Twin CATs, full walk-around side decks, five staterooms, SeaKeeper Zero Speed Stabilizers. $895,000, Ask for WILLIAM PALMER.
73' NEW ZEALAND BUILT CUSTOM POWER CAT. 2,000+ range, 27' beam, inside/flybridge helm stations. 3 staterooms + office. Ask for JIM ELLIOTT.
68' FORMOSA KETCH 1985. Full awlgrip hull paint job just completed. Four staterooms, four heads. Located in BVI. $349,000. Ask for MASON STARING.
58' SUN CHASER 2000. Four staterooms, flybridge and pilothouse helm stations, twin Yanmar diesels. $795,000. Ask for BILL SOLT.
53' MAGNUM EXPRESS. Repowered with CAT 3408TA’s including transmissions. Two staterooms, two heads. $89,000. Ask for BILL SOLT.
52' HATTERAS 1985. Three staterooms, up-galley. Many upgrades (2011-2012). Professionally maintained. $270,000. Ask for TODD RITTENHOUSE.
46' J BOATS 2000. Yanmar diesel. Cherry interior, carbon fiber mast. New Quantum main and jib in 2012. $348,000. Ask for DENNIS MORAN.
California: T: 949 642 5735 • F: 949 642 9884 E-mail:
yachts-ca@ardell.com
2101 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA 92663 USA Serving West Coast Brokers for over 25 years! 22
44' SWAN MKII 2002. Frers design, two staterooms, two heads. Sloop rig, custom bow sprit, watermaker. $455,000. Ask for TODD RITTENHOUSE.
41' FORMULA 1997. Two staterooms. 450hp Cummins, cruises at 25 knots. 9kw genset. $129,000. Ask for TODD RITTENHOUSE.
Florida:
T: 954 525 7637 • F: 954 527 1292 E-mail:
yachts@ardell.com
1550 South East 17th Street, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 USA January 2014
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