2003 McKinna 65 Pilothouse Sold Boat in Newport Beach, CA US
Built in 2003
65 Pilothouse
2 Engines (2x Caterpillar)
67.5 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $639,000 | $700,000 | $565,000 |
| Location | Newport Beach | San Diego | San Diego |
| Nominal Length | 68' | 69' | 50' |
| Draft | 4' | - | - |
| Engine Make | Caterpillar | MAN | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | 800 hp | 250 hp | 100 hp |
| Days on Market | 1678 | 11 | 22 |
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- SELLER OPEN TO ALL PURCHASE OPTIONS
- Seller will consider owner financing
- Price reduction of $100k. Owner is moving up to a larger yacht and wants to move quickly. Will consider all offers
- All artwork and personal affects not included
- Current vessel name is not transferable
- New Headliner, material and lighting recently installed
The McKinna 65 Pilothouse is the winning result of the collaborative effort between designer J.C. Espinosa and naval architect Howard Apollonio. Rounded curves and flowing lines rise up from the bow and create a very powerful profile, emphasized by the deep pilothouse windows that give the design a sense of authority. The McKinna 65 is a masterpiece in styling and performance. From state-of-the-art construction to a fuel efficient hull configuration, from advanced onboard systems to an unmatched approach in interior design, the 65 sets a higher standard for midsize yachts. The exterior of the McKinna 65 is both stylish and functional. Wide side decks allow for safe access from the spacious aft deck to the sunning area on the foredeck. The flybridge features fully adjustable Stidd helm seats plus ample seating for guests. A bridge-mounted stainless steel hydraulic davit easily handles the RIB tender. The cockpit, featuring a wetbar and barbecue grill, has space for entertaining and dining. Interior accommodations take full advantage of the wide beam and extra space. Soft leather sofas and rich handcrafted woodwork surround a 42-inch plasma television that rises from a lift in the starboard cabinet. Forward is a gourmet galley, large dining area, and pilothouse with a double Stidd helm seat for more companionable cruising. Twin pillars wrapped in beautiful burl wood frame the master bed in the owner's suite. Adjacent is a walk-in closet and opposite is a large head accessed by double sliding doors. This head has a bathtub, and beautiful marble countertops with his and hers Avonite sinks. Each stateroom has its own private head.
- SELLER OPEN TO ALL PURCHASE OPTIONS
- Seller will consider owner financing
- Price reduction of $100k. Owner is moving up to a larger yacht and wants to move quickly. Will consider all offers
- All artwork and personal affects not included
- Current vessel name is not transferable
- New Headliner, material and lighting recently installed
The McKinna 65 Pilothouse is the winning result of the collaborative effort between designer J.C. Espinosa and naval architect Howard Apollonio. Rounded curves and flowing lines rise up from the bow and create a very powerful profile, emphasized by the deep pilothouse windows that give the design a sense of authority. The McKinna 65 is a masterpiece in styling and performance. From state-of-the-art construction to a fuel efficient hull configuration, from advanced onboard systems to an unmatched approach in interior design, the 65 sets a higher standard for midsize yachts. The exterior of the McKinna 65 is both stylish and functional. Wide side decks allow for safe access from the spacious aft deck to the sunning area on the foredeck. The flybridge features fully adjustable Stidd helm seats plus ample seating for guests. A bridge-mounted stainless steel hydraulic davit easily handles the RIB tender. The cockpit, featuring a wetbar and barbecue grill, has space for entertaining and dining. Interior accommodations take full advantage of the wide beam and extra space. Soft leather sofas and rich handcrafted woodwork surround a 42-inch plasma television that rises from a lift in the starboard cabinet. Forward is a gourmet galley, large dining area, and pilothouse with a double Stidd helm seat for more companionable cruising. Twin pillars wrapped in beautiful burl wood frame the master bed in the owner's suite. Adjacent is a walk-in closet and opposite is a large head accessed by double sliding doors. This head has a bathtub, and beautiful marble countertops with his and hers Avonite sinks. Each stateroom has its own private head.
Overview from around the web 2003 McKinna 65 Pilothouse
Customers praise the 2003 McKinna 65 Pilothouse for its exceptional craftsmanship and robust build quality, highlighting its spacious and comfortable interior ideal for extended cruising
Many appreciate the vessel’s reliable performance and the well-designed pilothouse that offers excellent visibility and protection in various weather conditions. Owners often commend the boat’s blend of classic styling with modern amenities, making it a favorite among those seeking both luxury and functionality on the water. Overall, feedback emphasizes the McKinna 65 Pilothouse as a durable, elegant, and versatile yacht that delivers a rewarding boating experience.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2003 McKinna 65 Pilothouse offers a distinctive blend of classic styling and modern performance, making it a popular choice among cruising enthusiasts. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Robust Construction: Built with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, ensuring durability and long-term reliability.
Spacious Pilothouse: The large pilothouse provides excellent visibility and comfortable indoor steering, ideal for extended cruising.
Comfortable Accommodations: Generous living spaces with well-appointed cabins and ample storage make it suitable for liveaboard or extended trips.
Efficient Performance: Powered by reliable engines that deliver steady and economical cruising speeds.
Classic Aesthetic: Timeless design with elegant lines and attention to detail, appealing to those who appreciate traditional yacht styling.
Good Seakeeping: The hull design offers stable and smooth handling in various sea conditions.
Cons
Size and Maneuverability: At 65 feet, it may require experienced handling, especially in tight marina spaces or challenging docking situations.
Maintenance Requirements: As a larger vessel with complex systems, upkeep can be time-consuming and potentially costly.
Fuel Consumption: While efficient for its size, the boat’s engines do consume a significant amount of fuel during extended cruising.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to newer models, some onboard systems and conveniences might feel dated without upgrades.
Draft Considerations: Its draft may limit access to shallow anchorages or certain coastal areas.
Made For
The 2003 McKinna 65 Pilothouse is designed for discerning boaters who value a blend of luxury, spaciousness, and exceptional performance. It is ideal for experienced cruisers and families seeking a reliable and comfortable vessel for extended voyages, as well as those who appreciate quality craftsmanship and innovative design in a pilothouse yacht. Whether you're looking for a capable liveaboard or a stylish boat for entertaining guests, the McKinna 65 Pilothouse offers versatility and elegance to suit a variety of lifestyles on the water.
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