2001 Offshore Yachts 54 for Sale – 54 ft – Port Charles, Barbados

Are you looking for an island adventure machine? Silver Lining has been lovingly maintained by the same knowledgeable owner since new in 2001 and is in excellent condition.  Designed by William Crealock, the hull of the Offshore 54 has a moderate V planing shape with prop pockets.  The boat has an owner's cabin forward with on-suite head and shower, and twin guest cabins with a shared head and shower  The twin Cummins 6CTA8.3-M3,  450 hp engines have only 1657/1651 hours.  The boat comes with a 12kw Northern Lights generator (new in 2016) with only 1,200 hours and a 11' Boston Whaler dingy w/ 25hp Mercury outboard. She is rigged for serious offshore fishing and comfortable long range cruising.  

Silver Linings is currently located at the Port St. Charles Marina in Barbados, giving you immediate access to the Caribbean.

The layout is ideal for both coastal and offshore passage-making.  From the large aft cockpit, you enter the main salon through dual sliding doors.  There is a large sitting area to port and twin barrel chairs to starboard.  The spacious galley is forward to port and is open to both the main salon and pilothouse.  There is a large countertop to starboard, opposite the galley, with loads of storage.  

Three steps up to the pilothouse you will find great visibility, a full array of navigation and communications equipment, a large helm chair, and table with bench seating.  The pilothouse has sliding doors for easy access to both the port and starboard side decks.  The engine room is accessed from a hatch in the galley's cabin sole or via a large deck hatch in the after cockpit.  Also from the pilothouse, are steps up to the spacious flybridge. 

From the pilothouse there is a stairwell down to the three guest cabins.  Forward is a private owner's suite with center island queen berth and on-suite head and shower stall.  Aft of the owner's suite are two guest cabins, one w/ a large pullman berth to port and another with twin bunk beds to starboard.  These two guest cabins have direct access to a large shared head with another large shower stall.