PERSISTENCE

Walkthrough

The main salon features a large u-shaped settee & comfortable double sized chair and formal dining for 10. A feature wall with backlit stone highlights the space along with custom artwork and storage cabinets located to port & starboard on either ends of the dining table.

To port you have access to the galley & crew areas. The galley is well laid out with refrigeration/freezer storage, dumbwaiter that services both the sky lounge and sundeck, double ovens, coffee machine, dishwasher, ice maker, etc and plenty of counter space for the chef to prep & plate food. Crew accommodations can be accessed forward to port with stairs leading down to the mess area.

Crew area consists of a large crew mess, desk area, and 3 cabins sleeping up to 5/6 crew all of which are ensuite. A galley area has additional refrigeration/freezer space and microwave.

Continuing forward on the main deck to starboard you reach the main guest foyer where you have a central staircase to allow natural light to flow from the upper to lower decks, day head, and then access to the full beam master suite forward. Center line king, custom closets, full beam bath that includes his & hers sinks, shower and tub with beautiful blue & white stone accenting the space. Stepping down to the lower deck you have 4 additional cabins that 3 of which have queen berths, and one with two twins all of which are very roomy with private en-suites.

Continuing up the floating glass stairs you reach the bridge deck. Wheelhouse is located forward with captains chair, sitting area and direct access to the exterior to port & starboard where you have wing stations.

Heading back aft on the interior you have a day head and then another favorite space onboard is the sky-lounge area. You first walk past a built in desk area that seats 4 great for guests or children, then you enter the lounge area complete with centerline bar with 3 bar stools complimented by another backlit feature wall for bottle storage, stem ware. A card table folds up and is stored to starboard when not in use, and to port a leather L-shaped settee. Located forward off the sky-lounge to port is an expansive stewardess pantry area where the dumbwaiter is located, dish washer, plenty of storage for more glass ware & supplies and counter space. Really useful space.

Aft sliding doors open up to the boat deck which is massive. A 3 ton davit allows for plenty of options on what to fill the space with.

Forward to port on the boat deck side is an area that becomes a dead end so not a full walk around to port (only to starboard) so this space is great for storing inflatable toys, paddle boards, jerry cans, etc. Moving forward to starboard you reach the bow area and you will notice the sheer height that typically towers over similar sized vessels. A nice center line sitting area with collapsable table and sunpads to both port & starboard, and center line hatch to access the chain locker which is massive. Plenty of space for additional storage for lines & fenders or spares. Ground tackle completes the area. Ending the tour we reach the upper sundeck which I love. You have a centerline table complimented by sunpads to port & starboard with built in storage within. Aft is a nice sitting area with teak furniture. Under the hard top to port you have the dumbwaiter and storage with counter spaces and opposite to starboard you have an ice maker, refrigerator, sink and more counter space. And completing the area is the second helm station all the way forward and centerline.

PERSISTENCE is painted in a beautiful metallic blue color which makes her stand out from the crowd but also subtle enough that it remains low key. She has been extremely well maintained since new, low hours, balance of her extended Platinum warranties on her engines & generators - a truly turn-key package ready to sail once the new owner takes delivery.

Completed Improvements, April 2025-September 2026

• Navigation electronics modernization: Replaced the bridge navigation suite with new Furuno plotters, three Seatronx monitors, 1 Nobletec Navigation computer, dual radars, Simrad autopilot, two Icom VHFs, satellite compass, remote controls, transducers, weather station and associated cabling; helm console was modified for the new equipment
• AV/IT: New IT network with Starlink as primary LAN, Pepwave Max HD, Ubiquiti network. All new AV system with Apple TV as primary source for video and Sonos as primary control for all audio and zones
• Air-conditioning plant improvements: Upgraded the raw-water supply pumps and arrangement, controls, air-handler components, pipe supports and chilled-water manifold insulation. Replaced 1 chiller
• Exterior canvas package: Replaced exterior furniture and equipment covers, including flybridge enclosure panels and covers for seating, tables, tenders and personal watercraft
• Jet Ski service: Purchased two new Yamaha Jet Skis: YAMAHA VX1050F-B 2025 VX
• Shore power cords and adapters: Inspected and megger-tested shore power cords, repaired or replaced components as needed and improved connection options for common shore-power configurations. All new shore power cords and second cord receptacle
• Freshwater Pump: Replaced fresh water pumps and filtration system with (2) Headhunter Aquabox units
• Laundry equipment: Replaced the existing washers and dryers and improved the onboard laundry arrangement
• Alarm monitoring system upgrade: Troubleshot the vessel alarm monitoring system, corrected network issues and added a portable tablet interface for machinery-space monitoring. Added remote access for vendor
• Tide-rise boarding stairs: Fully refitted the boarding stairs with renewed teak treads and hardware and stabilized the handrails for safer use
• Davit repairs and improvements: Repaired the davit hatch and top plate, improved the remote connection arrangement and added a secure stowage method for the crane hook. Rebuilt hydraulics and replaced Spectra line. Load tested
• Crew accommodations: Replaced all crew mattresses and renewed crew-settee cushions
• Preventative Maintenance System: Implemented Sea Hub as primary PMS system. Brought all systems and deferred maintenance up to date
• Fuel-transfer metering: Installed a fuel counter and sight gauge to improve fuel-transfer and bunkering accuracy
• Life-raft arrangement: Relocated the port life-raft rack to a float-free location and improved independent hydrostatic-release securing arrangements
• Access locks and security: Changed locks at vessel entry points, improved secure key access and repaired multiple door-locking components
• Beach-club and bridge ice makers: Replaced ice makers serving the beach club and bridge areas
• Gym Equipment: Replaced gym equipment with new Peloton and freeweights bench and accessories
• Safety Plan: Updated safety plan
• Galley workspace improvement: Installed a bulkhead-mounted folding worktable to improve galley organization and plating space
• Owner shower privacy upgrade: Frosted the owner-stateroom shower glass