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1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse Sold Boat in Destin, FL 32540 US

$2,849,000

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builtBuilt in 1997
Year the boat was built
model

108 Raised Pilothouse

Boat model
engine

2 Engines (2x Caterpillar)

Engine type and count
length

108 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Aluminum

Hull material

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The Image of Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse 1997 - 01997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse
Price$2,849,000$2,800,000$2,950,000$2,995,000$2,699,000$2,999,999
LocationDestinFort LauderdaleFort LauderdaleFort LauderdaleNaplesMiami
Nominal Length108'143'115'90'108'89'
Draft6'-----
Engine MakeCaterpillarCaterpillarCaterpillarMTUMTUCaterpillar
Total Engine Power1250 hp-1800 hp-2400 hp1700 hp
Days on Market849546492081286216
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Nominal Length
108ft
Length Overall
108ft
Beam
20ft
Max Draft
6ft
Cruising Speed
15kn
Cabins
4
Fresh Water Tanks
1100gal
Fuel Tanks
6400gal
Holding Tanks
400gal
Hull Material
aluminum
Engine 1
Engine Make
Caterpillar
Engine Model
3412
Total Power
1250hp
Engine Hours
8000
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
diesel
Engine 2
Engine Make
Caterpillar
Engine Model
3412
Total Power
1250hp
Engine Hours
8000
Engine Type
inboard
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8,000 Hours 3,200 Since Major Overhaul 

Aft Deck

“Abigail“ can be entered via the large swim platform with teak soul leading up to the aft deck on the starboard side, or by port and starboard aft boarding gates.

Aft deck has full teak decks, large aft transom seating, twin teak tables with stainless stanchions, a full bar with teak top, stainless sink, drawer refrigeration, and ice maker. There is a spiral staircase with teak treads that leads to the boat deck/flybridge to Starboard. Also to starboard is a staircase concealed in a cabinet down to the engine room for underway use.

Full RTI controls throughout for A/V, lighting and HVAC.

Salon

Access is from the aft deck to the salon where a full bar with ice drink tray is located to port. The bar features drawer refrigeration and icemaker as well as drawers and storage. Forward in the salon is an expansive seating area with a full wraparound port and starboard U‐shaped settees with tables and carpet inlays between a stone walk‐through.

Forward in the salon is a large 72” TV against the forward salon bulkhead with surround sound. The foyers on both port and starboard have exit doorways to access around to the bow. Access to the Day Head is to starboard in the companionway.

Raised Pilothouse

The starboard companionway has the staircase which leads up to the raised pilothouse.

The raised pilothouse features a modern design seen in yachts being produced today with an L-shaped observation seating area located behind the two chairs with 180° views.

The pilot house features a full complement of a recently installed Garmin navigational suite, along with Furuno black box radar.

(2) Cat digital engine monitors Caterpillar, separate shifters and throttles (3) Garmin 8617 17” monitors
(2) Garmin 8624 24” monitors
(2) Icom IC-M506 VHF
Simrad AP70 autopilot
Naiad Marine roll stabilizer controls Searchlight toggle
American Bowthruster toggle
Garmin hand controls for plotters
Garmin 5” depth/speed
Garmin 5” heading monitor
CZONE ship’s systems monitor
Starlink In Motion internet service

Staterooms

The staircase leading to the lower staterooms is through the port‐side foyer. This staircase leads to the lower landing, amidship with access to the full beam master forward and guest staterooms aft.

The master contains his and hers hanging lockers, abundant drawer and nightstand storage, full centerline King berth featuring a pop‐up television that raises from the foot of the master berth, and his and hers heads with Headhunter toilets. There is a shared centerline shower featuring body sprays, and quad‐rain heads.

The two aft guest staterooms are of mirrored arrangement and both contain queen berths positioned athwartship, televisions, abundant storage, full height hanging lockers, and en‐suite baths with lighted vanities and Headhunter toilets.

The VIP stateroom is located all the way forward in the bow with a centerline queen featuring a pop‐up television from the foot of the berth, a full walk‐in closet, and a large en‐suite head with Headhunter toilet, lighted vanity, and stone tops with abundant storage.

Flybridge

The flybridge can be accessed from the aft deck or the raised pilothouse. It has two Stidd chairs centerline located at the helm with a large bar aft of the helm encasing a pop-up television with a teak bar top. There are four stools located after the bar top with stainless stanchions.

To port of the helm is a complete bar with sink, icemaker, and refrigerator. Aft of the bar is an L-shaped settee with a teak table and stainless stanchions. To the starboard there is seating fully along the outboard side with a large king-size lounge. The entire flybridge from the helm back to the radar arch is covered via hardtop.

The flybridge features a large hot tub forward on the boat deck with two racks for a small tender or jet skis, equipment storage, a centerline Marquipt 1500lb capacity Davit, and a grill station with an Electri-chef grill.

Flybridge Helm

(2) Cat digital engine monitors
Caterpillar, separate shifters and throttles
Jog steering
(3) Garmin 8617 17” monitors
Simrad AP70 Autopilot control
Searchlight toggle
Garmin hand controls for plotters
Garmin 5” depth/speed
Garmin 5” heading monitor
American Bowthruster toggle
Outboard Steering stations with steering jogs located both port and starboard of the flybridge helm.

Crew Quarters

The entrance to the Crew Quarter is centerline aft from the platform down a staircase. The Captain's berth is to port with a double bed, abundant storage, and Garmin 8617 17" monitor. There is an over-under crew berth to starboard for two. The crew head with a separate shower is to starboard forward prior to entering the engine room.

Engine Room

The entryway into the room has the washer and dryer to starboard with overhead storage, and the ladder access to the deck while underway. The water maker and chiller banks are located to port prior to engine room entrance. Walking into the room 120/240 V 60 htz supply panels are to starboard aft.

  • Caterpillar 3412’s 1250hp 8,000 Hours 3,200 Since Major Overhaul 
  • Cruise 1850 rpm 15knts, WOT 20kts
  • Gens: 65KW phasor electric ends/John Deere motors w/2572 hrs port, 2573 hrs starboard
Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
2/20/26Price decreased$2,849,000(-1.8%)
1/8/26Price decreased$2,900,000(-12.1%)
11/6/25Price decreased$3,300,000(-20.5%)
6/28/25Initial price$4,150,000

Contact Terraglio Yacht Group

4595 SE Dixie Hwy, Stuart, FL, 34997

Overview from around the web 1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse

Customers praise the 1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design

Many highlight the spacious and well-appointed interior, noting the comfortable accommodations ideal for extended voyages. The raised pilothouse offers excellent visibility and a commanding view, making navigation both safe and enjoyable. Owners appreciate the solid build quality and reliable performance, which contribute to a smooth and stable ride even in challenging sea conditions. Overall, the Broward 108 is celebrated for combining luxury, functionality, and classic style, making it a favored choice among experienced boaters seeking a dependable and elegant yacht.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse is a remarkable luxury yacht known for its classic design and robust construction. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Spacious Layout: The 108-foot length provides ample interior space, featuring multiple staterooms and expansive living areas ideal for comfortable long-range cruising.

Raised Pilothouse Design: Offers excellent visibility and protection for the captain, enhancing navigation safety and comfort.

Solid Build Quality: Broward yachts are known for their sturdy fiberglass construction and attention to detail, ensuring durability and seaworthiness.

Elegant Styling: Classic lines combined with luxurious finishes create a timeless aesthetic both inside and out.

Power and Performance: Equipped with reliable engines capable of delivering steady cruising speeds, suitable for ocean passages.

Versatile Deck Areas: Multiple outdoor spaces including a flybridge and aft deck provide great options for entertaining and relaxation.

Cons

Age Considerations: Being a 1997 model, some systems and equipment may require updating or maintenance to meet modern standards.

Fuel Consumption: Larger yachts like the Broward 108 can be fuel-intensive, leading to higher operating costs.

Maintenance Costs: The size and complexity of the vessel can result in significant upkeep expenses.

Limited Modern Technology: Original electronics and navigation systems may be outdated compared to newer yachts unless upgraded.

Docking and Maneuverability: Its size may pose challenges in tight marina spaces and require experienced handling.

Made For

The 1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse is designed for discerning yacht enthusiasts who seek a blend of classic elegance, spacious accommodations, and exceptional craftsmanship. Ideal for experienced boaters and luxury travelers, this vessel is perfect for those who enjoy extended cruising with family and guests, offering ample space for entertaining, comfort, and privacy on the water. Its robust build and timeless design also appeal to collectors and connoisseurs of fine motor yachts.

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