Hatteras Power Yachts For Sale

Hatteras yachts in these listings illustrate the brand’s longstanding emphasis on solid construction, spacious accommodation and bluewater capability across a range of models and eras. Examples include a widely produced 53′ motor yacht (over 600 built in various configurations from 1971–1989), sportfishing Convertibles such as a 1979 37′ model, tri‑deck and flybridge designs like a 1994 Hatteras 52, cockpit motoryachts such as 1986 63′ models, and a 1988 Hatteras 70 motor yacht. These yachts consistently feature twin diesel propulsion installations; several listings specifically cite Detroit Diesel powerplants (8V71, 8V92 and other Detroit variants) as original or current sources of propulsion.

Layout and accommodation recur as distinguishing elements: multiple listings describe three‑stateroom, three‑head arrangements, enclosed showers or tub‑showers in each head, full‑beam master staterooms with centerline berths, and separate crew quarters on larger models. The 37′ Convertible example emphasizes a large cockpit and functional galley appropriate to sportfishing or dayboat use, while tri‑deck and flybridge models highlight multiple entertainment areas and expansive salon and dining spaces.

Construction details noted in the listings include fiberglass hulls and traditional Hatteras wood interior work; the 52′ example highlights a classic fiberglass hull and rich wood paneling in salon and staterooms. Several yachts are described as well maintained or lightly used, with one 1994 52 reporting only 655 total engine hours on twin Detroit 8V92 750 hp engines. Low engine hours are presented in the listings as reducing wear and supporting lower near‑term maintenance needs and resale prospects compared with similarly aged boats that have higher use.

Operational characteristics mentioned in the inventory include seaworthiness for extended cruising and suitability for routes such as the Great Loop; a 53′ model is noted with an air draft of 17’5″ (under 19’6″), and at least one 63′ example is identified as a Great Loop veteran. Across the range, the listings emphasize dependable diesel propulsion, versatile layouts for liveaboard or cruising use, and the durability that underpins the Hatteras reputation in these examples.