Northrop & Johnson has announced a $500,000 price reduction on the 32.23-metre Burger motor yacht Stoneface. Represented by brokers Kevin Merrigan and Kristen Klein, the classic aluminium yacht for sale presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully refit Jack Hargrave–designed Burger with a proven cruising pedigree.
Delivered in 1978 and cherished by a long-term yachting family, Stoneface is a standout example of American yacht craftsmanship. Comprehensively refit between 2011 and 2012 at Front Street Shipyard, the 136GT yacht emerged fully modernised, with a redesigned crew layout, new crew mess, state-of-the-art galley and pristine teak decks throughout.
Inside, Stoneface's interiors showcase rich butternut walnut joinery, enhanced by six large windows that flood the main saloon with natural light.
The space is arranged with sociable seating, while a dedicated formal dining area forward accommodates six guests surrounded by custom cabinetry. Her full-beam galley is equipped to professional standards - making her ideal for family-style cruising or charter-style service.
Up to eight guests can be accommodated on the lower deck over a versatile layout suitable for families or mixed groups. The full-beam owner's suite aft features a king-size bed, ample storage, an en-suite bathroom and four portholes which flood the space with natural light, while two identical twin cabins forward each offer Pullman berths, en-suite facilities and generous storage. Stoneface can accommodate a crew of up to five.
The enclosed aft deck serves as the yacht’s social heart, complete with dining for six, built-in seating, full air conditioning and twin service bars with refrigerator, ice maker and sink. Sliding windows on both sides allow guests to choose between breezy open-air living or a fully climate-controlled environment.
Walkaround decks offer effortless movement fore to aft, while a generous swim platform ensures easy access to the water for swimming, tender transfers or watersports.
Stoneface comes with the added benefits of having the same captain and crew since her refit - an assurance of meticulous upkeep and operational reliability. Thanks to her CAT C18 Acert DITA engines installed in her refit, she also delivers a comfortable 12.5-knot cruising speed and reaches 14.5 knots top speed. The recent installation of Naiad stabilisers also helps to create smooth, easy cruising.
Currently lying in West Palm Beach, Florida, Stoneface is now asking $2,950,000.