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$899,000 USD
+42 moreMakeSelene
Model53
Length274m
Cabins3
Draft274m
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About this vessel
There's a reason you don't see many of these come to market and when they do, they don't sit long. The 2004 Selene 53 isn't a dock queen built for show; it's a serious cruising boat designed to go places comfortably, safely, and without drama.
Built with that classic Selene DNA including solid construction, thoughtful systems, and a layout that actually works offshore, this 53 offers the kind of confidence you want when the weather turns or the miles start stacking up. She's equally at home running the ICW as she is stretching her legs on longer passages.
Step aboard and you'll immediately notice the difference. Wide side decks, solid handholds, and a Portuguese bridge that gives you that extra sense of security underway. The pilothouse is where this boat really shines with excellent visibility, well-laid-out controls, and a watchstanding position that makes long runs feel manageable.
She's not trying to be the newest or flashiest yacht on the market. What she is, is honest. A capable, well-respected cruiser with a track record that speaks for itself.
If you're looking for a boat that can take you somewhere, really take you somewhere, then this Selene 53 deserves a serious look. This is the kind of boat you buy when you're done shopping for hype and ready to start making miles.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSelene
Model53
Dimensions
Length overall274m
Draft274m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Duty paid US flagged
Proven offshore-capable hull design
Pilothouse layout with excellent visibility
Wide side decks with Portuguese bridge
Comfortable liveaboard interior
Practical engine room access and serviceability
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