2004 Carver Yachts 460 Voyager Sold Boat in North East, MD US

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Since 1954 every Carver Yacht was crafted with the confidence that comes from many years of quality boat-building expertise. They raised both structural standards and customer expectations through their cutting-edge technology and with generations of handcrafted skills that put their manufacturing in a class by itself. Every step of construction is performed in-house with the perfect blend of artisanship and technology. All so they can closely manage a quality build, one boat at a time. Constructing the finest luxury cruising vessels in the world, one beautiful yacht at a time.

Carver is one of the most fully integrated builders in the world. This in-house handcraftsmanship gives Carver Yachts the greatest control over each yacht-building detail for optimum craftsmanship and quality assurance.

The 460 Voyager is a revised version of Carver's popular 450 Voyager built from 1999 to 2004. With the 460, Carver designers replaced the 450's inventive two-stateroom, lower-helm interior with a three-stateroom, two-head layout with no lower helm. The result is an exceedingly capable cruising yacht with the sleeping accommodations of a larger boat. The salon, with its rich cherry wood cabinetry and entertainment center, is dominated by an Ultraleather settee with twin extending leg rests. Forward, a home-size galley with separate freezer and Corian counters is opposite the raised dinette (with its spectacular outside view). A washer/dryer is located in the port guest cabin, and to starboard is the VIP stateroom with a single and double, with the option of using an insert to create a huge sleeping area. Sliding glass doors open to the cockpit with an engineroom access hatch. Topside, the bridge deck includes a wet bar with icemaker, starboard seating lounge, dinette, and two forward helm chairs. Note that the 460 Voyager's fuel capacity is the largest in her class. Cummins 480hp diesels cruise at 19-20 knots (low 20s top). (Power Boat Guide, 2013)