[Babylon]

Copyright 2015 Michael Kasten
Updated January 2015 The power yacht designs listed below are in several groups that are arranged approximately in order of size, from the largest at 80 feet to the smallest at 8 feet. Please feel free to inquire about any of the designs on this page. For plans prices and ordering information check the Plans List Page for a list of Study Plans and Building Plans. Links to new boat designs are added as new designs are developed, so you may want to bookmark this page and check in periodically. Our newest designs are marked with the symbol so they are easy to find. Have a look at our Prototypes page too, where you'll see a number of concept designs or other new that are currently being developed.
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[HarryS]

The majority of the designs listed below are available as Stock Designs, or are offered at a substantial discount versus the cost of developing a new Custom Design. For each design listed below, there is a link to a web page describing the design in detail. If more information is desired in order to start planning for construction, an Estimating Plans Set additionally includes a Structural Profile and Arrangement plus a complete Vessel Specification and a comprehensive Equipment List, all valuable aids in planning and estimating costs. The intent of the Estimating Plans Set is to provide enough information for any builder to give a firm estimate for construction of the vessel. Building Plans contain all the information actually needed to complete construction of the vessel. If you would like to order Study Drawings, Estimating Plans, or a complete set of Building Plans for any of these designs, please see the Plans List Page for additional detail, a summary of plans prices, and complete ordering information. See our Stock Design Page for a thorough description of what is included in a typical plans package. If you want to know what's involved in creating a Custom Design to suit your specific requirements, you'll find excellent detail on our Custom Design Page. [links]

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[ModVAVet]

Although it sets the stage for the more expansive offerings within the Hatteras family, there is nothing entry-level about the Hatteras M60. A perfect choice for an owner-operator because of its ease of use and intuitive operation, the 60 over delivers on every feature for an experience that follows suit. By design, the entire layout below and above deck feels more spacious than you would expect. more

[JohnnieMc]

The Hatteras M60 offers the largest salon in its class, full-beam master suite, an aft deck greater in size than many larger yachts and ample storage throughout. And like all Hatteras Yachts, the M60 can be customized to order, allowing you to infuse your personal style with our signature design options, including exotic hardwoods, supple fabrics and a host of architectural accents. [links]

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[BobLemoine]

Motor yachts, as indicative in the name, are sizeable recreational vessels with one, or more likely two engines for primary propulsion. There’s no definitive line between what is a boat and a yacht but generally, yachts run 40 to 90 feet, are more expensive and offer an element of luxury as well as the ability to cruise farther for longer periods of time.

[impossible7]

Yachts to 60 feet are usually operated by the owner, while yachts 60-90 feet may have a professional captain. Yachts over 90 feet fall into the realm of superyachts where both crew needs and the maintenance dollars rise sharply.

[garrett]

Yachts typically have several staterooms or cabins and at least one “head” or bathroom. A “galley” or kitchen is included and some larger yachts with a “flybridge” or an open upper deck, may have an optional outside galley with a grill and a sink. A salon or living room is usually the main social space and some larger yachts include a walk-in utility space and engine room. On deck, a yacht may have amenities like outdoor dining areas, an outside steering station or “helm” and sunpads or settees on the bow or aft deck for lounging. here