This is a notably well-equipped Bayliner 4788 with the layout, visibility, and long-range comfort that made this pilothouse design a Northwest favorite. She combines three staterooms, two heads, an open salon and galley, an all-weather lower helm, and a spacious flybridge - all in a proven direct-drive package.
The yacht has exceptionally low time for her age, with 571 engine hours. Her 12.5 kW Westerbeke generator shows 654 hours. Major equipment includes a comprehensive Garmin navigation suite, a Victron 3,000-watt inverter/charger, reverse-cycle heat and air conditioning, an Achilles RIB with a Mercury 9.9 hp four-stroke, and a powered Brower davit.
Her pilothouse side doors, protected interior stairway to the flybridge, and comfortable accommodations make her equally appealing for local cruising, extended stays aboard, and year-round use.
Highlights
Twin Cummins 6BTA 5.9-M3 diesel engines with approximately 571 hours
Westerbeke 12.5 kW diesel generator with 654 hours at survey
Two 18-inch and one 12-inch Garmin multifunction displays with chartplotter, sonar, and radar
Garmin AIS 800 and Garmin GHC 20 / Reactor 40 autopilot
Three-stateroom, two-head layout with an en-suite master head, tub, and separate stall showers
Three Marine Air reverse-cycle heating and air-conditioning systems plus separate cabin heaters
Victron MultiPlus 3,000-watt inverter/charger with color monitoring display
Achilles 8-foot RIB with Mercury 9.9 hp four-stroke and powered Brower davit
Updated carpet, headliners, wall coverings, salon furnishings, and an in-cabinet retractable television
