82' 2006 Jefferson Starship

Full beam skylounge with bar and day head 

Full beam master stateroom with jacuzzi tub

Enclosed pilothouse configuration

Walk around main deck with Portuguese bridge

Hydraulic stabilizers, bow and stern thrusters 

Four helm stations (lower, upper, port and starboard wing) 

Crew accommodations for four with direct engine room access 

Enclosed pilothouse configuration

Boarding via the side deck door leads directly into the wheelhouse. Sightlines extend aft through the galley and into the main salon, immediately showcasing the yacht’s impressive interior volume and open layout. Visibility from the Stidd helm chair, positioned at the lowest of four helm stations, is excellent. A settee just aft of the helm provides comfortable seating for watchkeepers or guests underway.

Located just aft of the wheelhouse and forward of the main salon, the galley serves as a central hub within the vessel. Pocket doors allow the space to be closed off from the salon when desired, offering separation between guest and service areas. The open connection to the wheelhouse enhances functionality, while natural light and thoughtful placement create an inviting and highly usable space. Spiral staircases provide access both up to the skylounge and down to the accommodations.

Positioned aft on the main deck, the salon benefits from large windows that bring in abundant natural light and further emphasize the yacht’s generous proportions. The space is furnished with two full-size leather settees and a matching recliner, creating a comfortable and refined atmosphere. High-quality cherry and burl woodwork with rich varnish finishes are showcased throughout. Forward, a dining area for six sits adjacent to the galley and day head, equally suited for casual dining or more formal occasions.

Accessed via the spiral staircase from the galley, the full-beam skylounge offers a second primary living space with commanding views. A full bar with four built-in stools, dual tables, and a large sofa create an ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing underway.

Aft, the space opens to the boat deck, where a 12’ tender is housed alongside additional room for seating and outdoor entertaining. Wing stations to port and starboard allow for precise maneuvering, with convenient access back to the upper helm. A day head is located at the transition between the skylounge and boat deck.  A stairwell to the aft deck enhances flow between exterior spaces.

The aft deck is accessed from the main salon, side decks, boat deck, or crew quarters via the transom door. This area is well-appointed with a large settee, teak decking, outdoor television, refrigerator, and sink, making it a natural gathering space while at anchor or dockside.

Accessed via the Portuguese bridge from the walkaround side decks, the foredeck provides a private and often overlooked lounging area. High bulwarks and a slightly recessed layout create a secure and comfortable environment, complemented by built-in seating. Anchor handling can be managed locally or from the helm.