Grand Banks Aleutian 59

GRAND BANKS 59 ALEUTIAN RP (2007)

GRAND BANKS 59 ALEUTIAN RP is a 17.85M (58'7") performance trawler, built in 2007 by the American shipyard Grand Banks. In very good general condition, she has been carefully maintained by her successive owners. Her modified deep-V hull, designed in collaboration with naval architects Sparkman & Stephens, combines outstanding performance with the comfort of long-range cruising.

Powered by the powerful Caterpillar C18 ACERT engines, rated at 1,000 hp each (2,000 hp total), she has only 1,225 engine hours. This setup allows her to cruise comfortably at 20 knots and reach an impressive top speed of 25+ knots, while maintaining the stability and quiet running that have made Grand Banks famous.

Her interior accommodation comfortably hosts up to 6 guests in 3 cabins, all with private en-suite bathrooms. The full-width owner’s suite features bespoke joinery and exceptional comfort, complemented by a VIP cabin and a guest cabin with twin berths. The two-level saloon with an elevated helm station creates a bright, welcoming living space.

This Grand Banks 59 Aleutian RP stands out thanks to its large panoramic windows that flood the interior with natural light. Her generous aft cockpit provides multiple areas to relax and entertain, while the spacious flybridge offers a second helm station, a large sunpad, and a dining area in the shade of the bimini.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Raised Pilothouse configuration with a two-level saloon and exceptional visibility
• Optimized Caterpillar C18 1,000 hp each twin-engine setup, only 1,225 hours
• 3 cabins / 3 bathrooms with a full-width owner’s suite