The 31.4-metre Broward motor yacht Blackwood has returned to the brokerage market and is listed for sale with Brian Holland of Worth Avenue Yachts.
Delivered in 1998, the semi-displacement yacht was the last to be built by the US shipyard. Constructed to withstand cruising in Alaska, she underwent an extensive refit in 2025, comprising new teak decking, an overhaul of her main engines and a retuning of her generators.
Accommodation sleeps up to nine guests across four en suite cabins, including a full-beam owner's cabin featuring a king berth, ample storage, dual vanities, a spacious shower and dedicated dressing and entertainment areas.
The VIP cabin benefits from a private entrance, while additional guest cabins comprise a double and twin cabin.
Comfortable sofas and soft furnishings create a warm and cosy atmosphere in the main saloon, complemented by deep wooden wall panels and expansive windows that bathe the room in natural light. This area boasts ample storage options, including dedicated storage for china and glassware.
A formal dining table sits forward, leading to a large country kitchen and second dining area.
Exterior living on board Blackwood is defined by comfortable spaces to dine and socialise in changing weather conditions. The main deck aft is fully enclosed and benefits from a range of seating options for al fresco entertaining.
The flybridge serves as an intimate setting for relaxing and entertaining, with ample seating, a fireplace, wet bar, grill and fire pit.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin Detroit Diesel engines, giving her a maximum speed of 20 knots and a cruising speed of 14.5 knots.
Lying in Seattle, Blackwood is asking $2,000,000.