(SOLD) Aquaholic – Nordhavn 57 (2000)

Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

Boat Name

Aquaholic

Specs

Hull Shape: Displacement

Dimensions
LOA: 60 ft 7 in
Beam: 17 ft 7 in
LWL: 53 ft 2 in
Maximum Draft: 5 ft 9 in
Dry Weight: 92000 lbs

Engines

Total Power: 325 HP

Engine 1:

Engine Brand: Lugger

Year Built: 2000

Engine Model: Lugger L6125A

Engine Type: Inboard

Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel

Location: Center

Drive Type: Direct Drive

Engine Power: 325 HP

Cruising Speed: 9 kph

Maximum Speed: 11 kph

Tanks

Fresh Water Tanks: (300 Gallons)

Fuel Tanks: (2000 Gallons)

Holding Tanks: (60 Gallons)

Accommodations

Number of cabins: 3

Number of heads: 2

Outside Equipment/Extras

Hydraulic windlass

Accommodations

As you enter the salon area you notice the low mounted windows which provide excellent 270 degree visibility from either a sitting or standing position. The open galley and breakfast bar concept is nothing short of inviting. The galley is well equipped including ample storage for extended cruising. Navigate through the listing for complete description as follows.

 

• L-shaped dinette in salon with High Low teak table  and starboard settee with under storage. 
• Galley: no wide body access door or dishwasher provides lots of storage.
• Master stateroom with queen island bed.
• Custom bookshelves installed at head of master bed. 
• VIP guest stateroom forward with queen island bed.
• Third stateroom is outfitted with 2 single bunks.
• Two heads with “Royal Flush” toilets and showers. 

Galley

• Teak and spruce sole
• Corian counter tops
• Extra entry door on port side
• Rebuilt Sub-Zero 611 refrigerator / freezer with icemaker
• NEW Fridgidare electric stove with oven (4 burner)
• Broan trash compactor
• Double sink in countertop (one side oversized)
• Kenmore dishwasher
• Fridgidare microwave
• Garbage disposal

Master Stateroom

• Teak and spruce sole
• NEW Custom mattress for comfort
• Above bed lighting
• NEW TV
• Ample hanging lockers and drawers
• Book shelves and mirrors

Heads

• Teak and spruce sole
• 12 volt ventilation fans
• Corian couter tops
• Grohe faucet and shower fixtures
• Upgraded Head Hunter Royal Flush heads

Engine Room and Mechanical

• Single Lugger L-6125A 325 hp. diesel
• Twin disk M509 transmission
• Main engine Walter Keel cooled with dry stack exhaust
• Lugger L-984 diesels 70 hp. wing engine with folding prop
• American Bow Thruster hydraulic system / PTO clutch on wing engine
• Bow and stern thrusthers / 25 hp. bow thruster
• 180 GPM emergency hydraulic bilge pump
• Hynautic controls on aft deck
• Flowscan fuel monitor on main engine
• Naiad #254 hydraulic fin stabilizers
• Oil change system for main, wing engines and generators
• Spurs line cutters on main propeller
• Fireboy fire system with engine / blower shutdowns
• Fuel transfer with ESI clean fuel system
• Cruisair air conditioners with digital SMX controls and reverse cycle heat strips
• 2000 gal. Fuel capacity in 4 fiberglass tanks
• Additional fluorescent engine room lights
• 4 blade propeller on main
• Many engine spare parts

Pilothouse

• Control panels for main, wing and generator
• Flow Scan fuel monitor, VDO rudder position indicator, WEMA water and holding tank gauges.
• Controls for anchor windlass, stabilizers, bow thruster, stern thruster and Fireboy engine shut down.
• 5″ diameter Ritchie floating compass.
• Four (4) electric windshield wipers with fresh water wash.
• Ships horn
• Pullman flip down watch berth
• Numerous equipment manuals stored under pilothouse settee.
• Teak and spruce sole
• Stidd helm chair
• Stainless steel helm wheel 
• Full AC and DC panels

Flybridge

• (2) NEW Pompanette helm chairs
• Stainless steel helm wheel
• Engine operating panel and controls
• AP20 autopilot controls
• Furuno depth sounder
• Bow and stern thruster controls
• Stamoid bimini over 1″ diameter stainless steel frame
• Search light controls 
• Windlass controls
• Additional fixed seating for 4 or more with teak table

Electronics

• Furuno GP 31 GPS
• Ritchie compass
• Simrad Robertson AP20 autopilot (2nd station on flybridge)
• Furuno Navnet system with 48 mile radar (2nd station on flybridge)
• C-map NT plotter / color sounder
• Standard Horizon VHF
• Furuno FCV667 depth sounder (2nd station on flybridge)

Deck and Ground Tackle

• Cockpit sink and faucet
• Stingray Raw water washdown system 
• Scandvic shower and fixtures on aft deck
• Custom aluminum arch between flybridge stacks for antenna mounting
• Maxwell 3500 hydraulic windlass workable from deck, pilothouse and flybridge
• 55 lb. Stainless plow anchor / 400 ft. 7/16 chain
• FX 55 lb. Fortress anchor / 250 ft. ¾? nylon rode
• Airtex HSC-610 1300 lb. Stainless davit with power rotation
• Upgraded bow roller assembly with extended starboard roller
• Pneumatic horn
• Swim ladder
• Full safety gear
• Complete canvas covers
• Teak flagpole with aft mount
• Dock lines and fenders

Plumbing and Laundry

• 400 gal. Stainless water tank capacity
• Offshore Marine Labs 800 gal./day watermaker
• NEW Splendide washer and dryer
• Freshwater tank monitor system
• Carbon filter on fresh water system
• Grohe fixtures throughout
• Head Hunter model 5 water pump with accumulator tanks
• Five bilge pumps
• Engine room sink with self contained sump and pump out
• High water bilge alarms

Electrical

• (2) 16kw Northern Lights generators with sound shields
• (8) 8-D Lifeline house batteries new 2018
• (2) 8-D engine starting batteries new 2019
• (2) 4-D generator starting batteries new 2019
• (2) Trace 2500 watt pure sine wave inverter
• Fully tinned copper wiring
• 120/240 volt 60 cycle system
• (3) 50 amp Marinco shore inlets (2 forward & 1aft)
• Glendenning 50 amp cable master retriever aft
• TV and telephone inlets (fore & aft)
• Optional zinc savers installed on ground system

Recent Upgrades and Maintenance 2018/2019

• ALL A/C units replaced
• NEW KVH antenna
• NEW galley stove (Kitchenaid)
• NEW BOSCH dishwasher
• Rebuilt Sub Zero galley refrigerator
• LED lighting throughout
• Freshly waxed
• Bottom soda blasted, barrier cote and painted 2019
• Stabilizer seals replaced
• NEW carpet
• Three (3) New TV’s
• NEW Stingray pump
• Sea chest rebuilt
• NEW main engine Racor filter housings
• NEW Fusion stereo with power amps
• NEW FB Pompanette helm chairs
• NEW Splendide washer/dryer
• NEW house batteries 2018
• NEW start batteries 2019
• All new custom mattresses throughout

Engine Hour Notes from Bob Senter

Don’t confuse Nordhavn’s with the average white boat you see for sale. None of the same rules apply. Continuous duty rated engines, for example, are only used on commercial vessels and Nordhavn’s.

That means that they could have an expected life of somewhere between 20,000 and 40,000 hours and are designed to be overhauled to new in the hull economically. Virtually, all the components you find in a Nordhavn were the best of the breed at the time the boat was built.

The most difficult thing for most buyers to understand is that when you find a high hour boat, it must have been continuously maintained in order to remain in top quality , so you’ve found a jewel. A low hour boat can appear cosmetically excellent but hide a multitude of hidden issues, most of which are directly connected to seawater or corrosion eating up expensive stuff you can’t see. But, you will absolutely pay for it after the purchase, usually one frustrating surprise at a time.

You don’t need to worry about high hours on Northern Lights generators or Lugger propulsion engines that get broken in around 5000 hours. I have seen a few engines killed by negligence or seawater intrusion but none that actually wore out in a Nordhavn. The John Deer’s are also good.

Finally, all used boats have some cosmetic opportunities both external and internal but it is part of buying a used boat.

Bob Senter
Northern Lights/Lugger Service Training.
Yacht Tech thanks Bob Senter for the use of this informative content.

Exclusions

• All sellers personal effects, tools and art work.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.