Grand Banks 46

Ranked among some of the finest cruising vessels ever released on the market.

Founded in 1956 the Grand Banks yard is still building yachts today. The 46 Classic was first launched in 1984, and with over 300 sold, she is one of the stronger designs by Ray Hunt. Now known as the "Heritage" series, not much has changed over the years the 46 Classic has been in production.

Through a process of evolution and owner feedback, the Grand Banks 46 Motoryacht was developed for those wanting extra outdoor lounging space as well as an expanded master stateroom. She also provides a generous accommodations plan for those who still want to captain their own boat.

Exterior

The wide walk-around decks make getting around the outside of the boat both safe and comfortable. The safety rail-enclosed aft cabin nearly doubles the usable deck space. The entire area of the aft deck of the Grand Banks 46 can be used for sunbathing. In addition she has the benefit of a 3rd saloon access door, giving protection from bad weather and ease of movement to and from the flybridge.

Interior

The interior of the Grand Banks 46 is made of handcrafted Classic Birma Teak. The two cabin, galley-down arrangement offers an open and spacious galley, separate from the main saloon without isolating the cook. It is equipped with running cold and hot water (boiler heated by engine/220v), two Grunert fridges, a Grunert freezer, Siemens microwave, Princess three burner electric stove and oven and a Siemens washing machine. The expanded main saloon is devoted to dining, entertaining and lounging with L-shaped settee with opposite two lounge chairs. Complimented by a spacious aft cabin master with en-suite head, basin and shower stall.

Layout

This yacht is very spacious and due to the raised aft deck is a spacious aft cabin in the rear. From the aft deck is also easy to reach the salon. The spacious galley is situated forward of the saloon.