Orange Coast Yachts sells Offshore motor yacht Grits with Northrop & Johnson

24 April 2014 • Written by Malcolm MacLean

News from Michael Nethersole at Northrop & Johnson that he’s closed on the sale of the 24.4m motor yacht Grits with Orange Coast Yachts representing the buyer.

Grits was built by US yard Offshore Yachts and launched in 2006. She has solid laminate below the waterline in the one-piece hull and a closed-cell construction in the topsides and superstructure for stiffness and light weight. Accommodation is for six guests in three staterooms – two doubles and a twin. All staterooms have en suite bathrooms. In the main saloon, Grits has an L-shaped sofa to starboard, a pair of comfortable armchairs and a large television on the port side. The mahogany panelling has a strongly-grained pattern, highlighted by cherry burl used for the horizontal surfaces.

Importantly, every living area on the lower deck has an emergency access hatch. The owner’s cabin opens into a foyer that has a watertight door into the engine room, as well as stairs leading directly to the port deck. The boat deck has upgraded twin settees and a 2,500-pound crane easily handles the 15-foot Nautica tender, while the outside entertainment amenities include a grill, refrigerator and sink.

Twin 1,015hp Caterpillar engines give Grits a cruising speed of 14 knots and maximum speed of 16.5 knots.

Grits was asking $3,850,000.

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