Little Harbor 62 SOLD by Ben Knowles from East Coast Yacht Sales

[@gregorydamario7977]

Wonderful tour. I really like the plethora of dorades, providing superior ventilation below the deck. So many of the newer boats, even those built by people who should (actually they DO) know better, have virtually no below deck air flow. If (Not if when, because why would you not) you sail in the tropics and subtropics, and weather conditions dictate the hatches be secured, and the AC fails, which it will, that pretty but impractical eye candy becomes a sauna on the high seas. Not a pleasant place to live. Hope the water maker doesn't break down too. So, yabba dabba dooooo to the Little Harbor.

[@robertlee8042]

This is the best. Video tour of a boat I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen a hundred. Congrats.

[@markperry4220]

Ok this is a very nice yacht. If I was looking to buy I’d be all over this. Thank you for the tour. 😎⛵️✌️

[@psystealth]

Well appointed boat ...nice tour

[@jay_leng]

Mainsail traveller inside in the cockpit enclosure is not logical. Well, othet than that I would say she is beautiful!

[@houssamhammoudi1982]

What a beautiful thing

[@traskstoneworks]

Great tour, what did this vessel sell for?

[@KevinSimmons8888]

Stunning, nice job as usual Ben.

[@EastCoastYachtSales]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@a1ar127]

4000 hours on "auxiliary" engines? Sounds like this is a motor sailor, not a sailboat. It’d be interesting to know how the boat had been used...I.e. chartered a lot?

[@sailingsolo5290]

I live on my boat. Crossing into several countrys a year .1000 hours a year on the diesel is standard liveaboard.

[@gregorydamario7977]

OK. This is the second time I have seen this on a boat this size. Why are there three berths, a double and a single, in the master cabin?

[@drew651]

If underway and you want to sleep you could be heeling to one side all night, so you have a choice of a bed on each side so you don't roll out? That would be my guess.

[@danielboughton3624]

It is so you don't roll on top of the other person in the bed when underway. At anchor you can both sleep in the same berth.