1968 Stephens Motor Yacht

Serenade - 1968 Stephens 58' Motor Yacht

A Living Work of Art | Handcrafted Legacy | Ready to Cruise

There are yachts that move through the water - and then there are yachts that move your soul.
Serenade, a 1968 Stephens 58' Motor Yacht, belongs to the latter.

Built in Stockton, California by the renowned Stephens Brothers - the same yard that crafted elegant motoryachts for Hollywood luminaries and West Coast industrialists - Serenade represents the pinnacle of postwar American craftsmanship. Her sweeping mahogany sheer, satin-finished joinery, and harmonious proportions recall an era when yacht building was an art form.

Lovingly restored over the past three years by devoted stewards of wooden yacht heritage, Serenade has been renewed from stem to stern - mechanically, structurally, and aesthetically - without losing a note of her original character.

Highlights of the Restoration

• Twin Detroit Diesel 8V71Ns - Legendary power and reliability

• Complete electrical and plumbing modernization

• New Raymarine navigation suite - Integrated helm and aft camera displays

• Bow thruster and solar array - Discreet, modern conveniences for confident cruising

• Refinished decks with custom non-skid - Safe, functional, and beautifully executed

• New air conditioning and heating systems

• Custom Makrolon flybridge enclosure & new Sunbrella canvas

• Stunning Blue Quartzite countertops, new upholstery, and teak-and-holly soles throughout

Her salon gleams with rich mahogany and brass accents. The aft deck invites long evenings at anchor. Below, a three-stateroom, two-head layout provides exceptional comfort for extended cruising or liveaboard life.

Serenade isn't merely a boat - she's a piece of living maritime art. Whether you're a collector, a yachtsman with a passion for heritage vessels, or a romantic seeking a warm teak and mahogany sanctuary on the water, Serenade delivers timeless beauty paired with turn-key reliability.

Currently located in Southern California and available for private showing.

(Note: Stabilizers require servicing.)