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MR. G is one of the most uniquely configured Galeon 410 HTCs on the market. Unlike a stock unit, she's been modified to 12 feet of bridge clearance, down from the factory 18. You'll be undocking from the restaurant while other boats are still waiting for the bridge to open.
She's fitted with a Dockmate remote joystick docking system for effortless solo docking a 41-footer in any slip in South Florida. The starboard helm-side sliding door means you never leave the helm area to handle docking. Step off, grab a line, you're done.
Once you're settled, open the aft sliding glass salon door and the cockpit and interior become one space. Drop the Galeon beach mode wings and your deck just doubled. A floating living room at the push of a button.
Below deck she lives like a much bigger boat. Two full-beam staterooms, each with their own head and shower. The master has a separate shower, toilet, and sink. The forward cabin has a standalone shower with its own sink, plus a convertible single to double bed.
The safety and navigation package is serious. Night vision camera, Raymarine Axiom 16XL chartplotter, autopilot, and AIS.
Inside she's loaded. Upgraded Fusion sound system, dual Samsung TVs in salon and master, aft lounge with openable balconies, wet bar with grill on the swim platform, ambient LED lighting throughout, and premium leather-wrapped hardware from top to bottom.
She's in Fort Lauderdale, ready to show. There is nothing else configured like this at this price point.
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