$80,000
New Port Richey, Florida
Category
Motor Yachts
Length
40'
Posted Over 1 Month
1996 Silverton 402 Motor Yacht
(LOCATION: Long Island NY) The Silverton 402 MY is a spacious motor yacht with a large flybridge full enclosure, roomy aft deck with hardtop, comfortable salon, and two staterooms to insure room, comfort, and convenience. If you are looking for condo-style accommodations, this 43' Silverton is ready to accommodate. On deck we start at the top with a flybridge with bimini top and full enclosure. Seating consists of helm seats, guest lounges, with seating for many. A few steps down there is a roomy aft deck with hardtop and wet bar with ice maker to help ensure an enjoyable time on the water. Wing doors on either side lead forward to a foredeck with stainless steel bow rail, bow pulpit, anchor, and windlass. A stairway from the aft deck takes you down to a large swim platform with boarding ladder and transom shower. The carpeted salon is comfortable and inviting with soft colors and lots of natural light. As you enter the salon from the aft deck you find an L-shaped sofa with coffee table, entertainment center, and breakfast bar. Forward and down we have a booth style dinette with the galley with hardwood floor, roomy cabinets, refrigerator, freezer, electric cooktop, built-in microwave oven, and Corian countertop with integrated sink. There are two staterooms. The forward guest stateroom has offset double berth with hanging locker, under-berth storage. and forward head and shower. The master aft stateroom has island queen berth, ample storage, large window, and en suite head. She is powered by twin Mercruiser engines designed for long-lasting dependable and economical performance. Mechanical features include: generator, reverse cycle HVAC, water heater, and automatic fire suppression system. This 43' Silverton is well equipped, carefully maintained and currently in storage for the winter. Call now for more information and to schedule a showing of this luxurious and spacious Silverton 402 Motor Yacht.
