1987 Hatteras 63 Sold Boat in Port Orange, FL 32127 US
Built in 1987
63
2 Engines (2x Detroit)
63 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $388,900 | $379,000 | $399,000 | $399,000 | $399,500 | $359,000 |
| Location | Port Orange | North Miami Beach | Lake Worth | Miami | Melbourne | Panama City Beach |
| Nominal Length | 63' | 61' | 38' | 50' | 47' | 48' |
| Engine Make | Detroit | MAN | Seven Marine | Caterpillar | - | Cummins |
| Total Engine Power | - | 800 hp | 527 hp | 800 hp | - | 540 hp |
| Days on Market | 529 | 0 | 7 | 219 | 161 | 22 |
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The Hatteras 63 Cockpit Motor Yacht is basically a Hatteras 58 Motor Yacht (1985-87) with a cockpit. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with a wide 18'2" beam, the interior of the Hatteras 63 includes a roomy main salon.
When prices of real estate on the water is sky high, this would be your best alternative to live on the water without being attached to the land and be able to set sail to your favorite Islands. It's ready to go. It doesn't get any better!
2 twin 12/71 Diesel Detroit engines were just rebuilt and have almost no hours on them.
Last 2 upgrades: new deck flooring and new AC/Heat system.
Brand new Sunbrella canopies on the upper deck, it needs almost nothing else.
Located in Ponce Inlet, live aboard runs around $1650 month with water and electric included.
Master Stateroom
Aft of the Engine rooms is the full-beam master stateroom. The master is separated from the guest stateroom by the engine room, which gives the master some added privacy. It has a full queen bed and lots of storage space via drawers below both sides of the bed. There are nightstands and reading lights on both sides of the bed. Also, two hanging closets, one on the forward wall and one to port forward. To port and aft is a counter with storage drawers beneath. The starboard side also has a counter with storage drawers and a custom-made teak make up table. This can also be used for a desk and office area. There are port holes on both sides of the stateroom and a larger window on the aft wall of the stateroom. The aft window does slide open for ventilation and available for an escape hatch as well, the port holes also open for a nice cross breeze. There are pleated black out shades which can be lowered for complete privacy. Forward to starboard is the ensuite Master bathroom. This bathroom features a full bathtub with shower. It has sliding glass shower doors. The head has been replaced with a Raritan Atlantes freshwater flush head with a Galley Maid waste treatment system. Counter tops are a white mica with a flush mounted decorative stainless-steel sink. There is lots of storage behind the mirrored medicine cabinets and below the sink.
Flybridge
The flybridge is a very spacious area with a great layout for entertaining or cruising. It has three helm chairs forward so the captain can sit with a Navigator and a guest. Aft of the helm chairs is a bar cabinet and multi-level Corian countertop. Below the counter is space for a refrigerator and icemaker. On the aft side of the bar are two mounted round bar stools. Forward of the grill is a nice sink and faucet with storage area below. All the way to starboard aft is an L shaped seating area which will easily accommodate 7 people. To port and aft is a bench style seat which will accommodate three people. Aft of the seating area is a Marquipt Davit with power rotation, power boom, and power cable. The flybridge currently has a new Bimini top forward of the radar arch.
Aft Deck/Cockpit
The huge full-beam aft deck area is a great place for entertaining. The aft deck has hard sides with windows which slide open and wing doors leading to the side decks. The isinglass at the stern is new and rolls up making the area completely open with lots of ventilation. There is a wet bar and sink with a Corian countertop which also has storage below.
There is also a Brand-new Scotsman clear ice machine. All the aft deck cabinetry has been refinished in white. The flooring has carpet with a water border around it to help keep it dry.A stair to port leads down to the spacious cockpit area.
The cockpit is a great feature to have on a motor yacht. It makes docking and handling lines and fenders much easier. It is also a great spot to fish and launch your water toys.
There is a transom door that swings fully open, which leads to the swim platform. The swim platform has four recessed cleats to tie your toys to. A large outdoor storage chest holds extra lines, fender, and accessories.
Engine Rooms
The two large stand-up engine rooms are separated by a hallway and offer easy access to all equipment. The Detroit Diesel 1271 engines have remote mechanical gauge clusters in each engine room to give you accurate readings of all the engine functions.
There are dual Racor fuel filter systems with the high-end vacuum gages atop each filtration unit. There is a gear driven pump and manifold oil change system to evacuate and fill oil to all units when doing your oil changes.
The control box for the Clearline air conditioning water system is also located in the engine room. There is a 120-volt freshwater pump and a 32-volt freshwater pump. The Charles 32-volt battery charger is in the port engine room. There is a UV water purification module to sanitize the tank coming out of the ships water tanks.
Both engines have new silicone hoses. The starboard engine has a belt driven emergency bilge pump which can be activated to remove water if needed. The metal water/exhaust collection tubes below the exhaust risers have been replaced with fiberglass collectors.
There is a Pura water filter that filters water supplied from the water tank and dock water system. Both engine rooms have custom overhead storage cabinets over the engines. They utilize dead space for storage of spare filters etc. There are overhead 120-volt fluorescent lights and 32-volt DC lighting.
This is one not to miss, call today!
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Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
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| 6/30/25 | Initial price | $388,900 |
Hatteras 63: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Hatteras GT63 EFB is a versatile yacht designed to excel in both offshore big game fishing and long-distance coastal cruising. It combines the rugged capabilities of a serious battle wagon capable of landing large fish with the comfort and amenities of a motor yacht that can entertain guests and accommodate up to eight people on extended voyages. The model is available in two configurations: an enclosed flying bridge, which is the focus of this review, and an open flying bridge version. Below decks, both configurations share the same layout.
Exterior Design and Enclosed Flying Bridge
The enclosed flying bridge on the Hatteras GT63 is accessible either via a ladder in the cockpit or an optional spiral staircase from the salon, with the latter providing safer passage in rough seas by connecting two protected areas. The yacht features a 20-foot beam, the widest in its class, which enhances space and comfort throughout. On the flying bridge, this width allows seating for five people facing forward, including two companion seats flanking the skipper’s chair, each equipped with footrests and chart kit drawers. The instrument panel is positioned low to maintain clear forward visibility for everyone on the bridge. A notable feature is the aft L-shaped settee, elevated to provide unobstructed views, and a granite dry bar with a refrigerator and ice maker to starboard, transforming the area into a comfortable sky lounge.
Interior Living Spaces
The main deck salon benefits from the yacht’s generous 20-foot beam, making it the largest in its class with a headroom of 6 feet 9 inches. Entry from the cockpit is facilitated by an automatic sliding door. Inside, a plush L-shaped leather sofa faces a cocktail table with storage, complemented by an entertainment center to starboard. The salon features indirect lighting and air conditioning vents discreetly integrated above the valances, adding a refined ambiance. The galley is spacious and well-appointed, equipped with a four-burner stove set into a granite countertop, a microwave, and multiple refrigerators and freezers housed in drawers beneath the counters. The cabinetry is customizable, as demonstrated by the owner’s choice of raised wood finishes. A central island serves as both a workspace and a bar for casual dining or entertaining. Adjacent to the galley, a large deep settee comfortably seats four guests.
Private Accommodations
Below deck, the four-stateroom layout maximizes the yacht’s beam to provide spacious and private quarters. The master stateroom, located to starboard, features a queen-sized bed flanked by end tables and a large chest of drawers, with optional wainscoting adding warmth to the space. Its en suite head includes a large separate shower. Forward in the bow is the VIP stateroom, also with a queen bed and a sizable head with a separate shower. Two guest staterooms are situated to port; these cabins are notably roomy for their class, with the aft guest stateroom offering a pullman bunk to increase flexibility for single occupants. The passageway between these accommodations includes the guest head, closets, and a compartment for a separate washer and dryer, ensuring privacy and convenience for all guests.
Cockpit and Fishing Features
The cockpit is purpose-built for offshore big game fishing, featuring a large transom door and two 60-inch fish boxes integrated into the sole. A live well in the transom is both aerated and macerated to maintain bait vitality. The starboard side hosts a bait prep console with ample tackle drawers and a removable cutting board, while dedicated storage under the gunnels accommodates essential fishing tools such as gaffs and boat hooks. Covering 173 square feet, the cockpit reflects Hatteras’s 62 years of experience in fishing boat design. For those prioritizing cruising over fishing, the cockpit’s generous space serves well for social gatherings, sunbathing, snorkeling, scuba diving staging, or as a safe area for children to fish while adults relax in mezzanine seating.
Conclusion
The Hatteras GT63 Enclosed Flybridge is a thoughtfully designed yacht that successfully balances the demands of offshore big game fishing with the comforts required for extended cruising. Its wide beam enhances space and livability throughout, from the flying bridge to the private staterooms below deck. Customization options allow owners to tailor the yacht to their specific needs, whether focused on fishing or entertaining. Overall, the GT63 EFB stands out as a capable and comfortable vessel for serious anglers and cruising enthusiasts alike.
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417 Burns Court, Sarasota, FL, 34236
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