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WOW, you have to read all of this!! Any ANTARES 11 catches the keen eye for practicality and styling, but this boat has a heap more to it for someone that wants everything! 600hp of outboard power, a diesel genset, inverter, watermaker, 16 inch Simrad, extended awning, extra stainless and much more.... as listed below. This late 2022 model ANTARES 11 is an awesome outboard powered sports yacht, perfect for enjoying our stunning West Australian waters or coastal adventures. Drawing less than a metre, there aren't many places you can't get into with the outboards lifted safely. Packed full of features that make boating easy and stress free, including a bow thruster and a sliding side door next to the helm that enable you to shoot to the bow or stern in seconds, making handling this 36ft rig simple for the whole family or even single handed. What a layout!
A fully enclosed wheelhouse with loads of ventilation via opening saloon windows and sliding wheelhouse hatches, and no clears and bimini tops to replace! A modular cockpit flows seamlessly into the saloon. Throughout the cabin, the galley is right at the entrance to the saloon, so if you're tasked with prepping the nibbles you're no longer isolated down below as you might have been in a traditional sports cruiser, and you will notice storage everywhere! Beneteau have put a lot of thought into utilising every inch of space in the A11.
Down below, the master cabin is forward, with natural light flowing through the huge hull side windows. It really is somewhere you will enjoy kicking back out of the sun! The second guest cabin is full beam and consists of a queen berth as well as a single. This cabin is also filled with natural light through the two hull side windows and has clever storage everywhere you turn. There is a sunpad with shade on the bow and a convertible rear lounge that makes for another outdoor lounge or extra berth.
This beautiful boat has been kept in a seapen so is always clean. The seapen is available at extra cost if required.
Walking forward through the big sliding aft doors, you step into a beautiful, open feeling saloon with a nice galley on the upper level which really works well. There is a big dinette to port that seats at least 12 people when opening up through the aft sliding doors into the cockpit. The saloon area of the couch also converts to a nice day lounge or extra convertible berth when needed. The forward return lounge flips to be a double travelling seat facing forward, which is clever and practical, and the helm accesses the starboard bulwark through a handy sliding door, then out to a swinging hull door for excellent dockside access. There are full curtains for privacy or when a big sleep in is required, or open them up for masses of natural light and ventilation to feel the outside view and surrounds from inside comfort and convenience. Moving forward, there is a utility area to the starboard side, with access to the large aft cabin with a double and small single berth along with a full height standing area with lots of storage. The bathroom, with separate toilet and shower area, is to the port side with access through from the main hallway or from the master cabin into the forward bathroom door, so it is a semi-ensuite arrangement. The master cabin has a large double berth with storage under, a TV with SONOS sound and an Apple TV. Truly a very clever and practical layout.
Nothing extra to buy, nothing to do — just get into this boat and enjoy! You are saving around $150k on replacement today and she is like new.
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