Come aboard Sea Star – a rare Intercontinental 60 Motor Yacht. This vessel is the center of action at the dock and the center of attraction underway. She is powered by twin Detroit 6v-92ti's and cruises at 12 knots. With a reported tankage of over 1200 gallons of fuel, she is a long-range cruiser designed to keep you comfortable while handling any seas.
This expansive yacht boasts 1340 sq. ft. of living space spread across four levels, offering a luxurious maritime experience. The vessel features 15 distinct areas, each designed for comfort and functionality. The main deck houses a spacious living area with plush seating, large windows for panoramic views, and a sophisticated nautical-themed decor.
Multiple bedrooms are available, each equipped with built-in storage and cozy bedding, some featuring nautical-themed linens. The bathrooms, while compact, are efficiently designed with modern fixtures and clever storage solutions. The yacht's galley is well-appointed, integrating seamlessly with the living spaces.
A standout feature is the cockpit, with its angled windows providing excellent visibility and a central helm station. Throughout the yacht, warm wood tones dominate, complemented by white walls and ceilings that create a bright, airy atmosphere. Porthole windows and strategically placed lighting fixtures enhance the maritime ambiance.
Coming aboard from the side gangway, you come aft to the enclosed after deck. This area can be completely enclosed in the colder months and opened up when the weather gets warmer. It is spacious and inviting and will be one of the central points of entertaining guests.
Coming into the main cabin you are surrounded by comfort with well-appointed seating along the sides and an intimate dining area right next to the pass-through galley.
The galley consists of an electric stove with full-sized oven, full sized refrigerator, dish washer, microwave, trash compactor and plenty of storage. Across from the galley is the day head.
Going forward you come to the pilot house which gives you a commanding view of the sea to the front and to the sides. Cameras situated throughout the vessel bring views from all directions to the brand-new Furono systems. The outside deck is fully accessible from both sides of the pilot house.
Heading up from the pilot house you come to the enclosed bridge with its own set of navigation displays. The bridge has plenty of seating for guests to enjoy the scenery while underway. Aft of the bridge is the top deck for the dinghy and plenty of room for seating.
From the pilothouse going down is the crew and guest quarters, each with its own head.
In the main cabin, you go down a set of winding stairs to get to the engine room that is clean and well lit. Aft of the engine room is the captain’s quarters with a spacious bed, plenty of storage, and a complete head with a shower and tub.
Sea Star just came out of the yard with a list of improvement including:
- All new Furuno Electronics, see Offshore Marine Electronics invoice 21251
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- 19” & 16” Touch 3 screens at helm, two 16” Touch 3 screens at flybridge.
- 3D Sonar, Navpilot 711C, Furuno NXT/6 Radar, SCX-20 Satellite Compass, B275 CLHW Chirp Transducer
- All new antennas
- Flir Camera installed linked to Furuno system and will track targets.
- Port, Starboard, Stern, Engine room cameras installed displayed at helm.
- New starter & rebuilt water pumps on generators and fully serviced.
- New bilge pumps throughout the boat.
- Engines fully serviced.
- Veneer repaired and replaced throughout the main deck.
- 10 new thru hauls, new valves at engine seawater inlets and all valves serviced or replaced.
- New exterior LED down lights installed port, starboard and stern.
- New fresh water pump.
- New overboard macerator.
- Fresh water heads serviced and/or repaired.
- New Parker water maker installed.
- New stainless transom boarding ladder with Teak steps. Ladder steps to flybridge replaced with teak.
- New rear built in seating reconfiguring old at stern including new wood
- Transom door rebuilt.
- New doors on tv cabinet in salon.
- New carpet in salon and staterooms.
- Rear hatch to flybridge rebuilt to replace old.
- Forward bow hatch repaired and resealed.
- New grill area on flybridge fabricated.
- Deteriorated wood in flybridge seating area replaced.
- Bow hatch pulled, repaired, resealed and replaced
- Helm windows pulled, new gaskets, resealed and replaced
- Capstan block replaced and resealed eliminating leaks
- New bottom paint
- Leaking deck cracks repaired
- All bad outlets and switches replaced
- Dingy Engine serviced
- New bow thruster control at lower and upper helm
- New bow thruster motor installed.
- Prewired for Star Link on upper deck.
There are still some projects left to do on Sea Star – mostly along the lines of TLC and replacing hoses and pipes.
Sea Star brings us back to the days where a motor yacht brought both style and power to motor cruising. She is ready for her new owner to continue that tradition of grace and power.
