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Vessel Walkthrough
Starting forward is the guest/crew cabin. There are two bunks which are located to starboard and to port there are storage lockers and drawer units. There is an ensuite head port aft of the bunk cabin with a sink and vanity unit located outboard and a head to forward. There is a storage locker beneath the sink.
Opposite the head is a new washer/dryer unit.
The U-shaped galley and dinette are next aft up four steps. The galley is located to port, the stove is forward, the granite work top and a new stainless steel sink to outboard and the large stand up refrigerator and freezer is to aft. There is plenty of storage in the galley with cupboards above and below the units. The dinette is situated to starboard and has opposite facing upholstered settees with a large teak dining table between the two. Above the dinette to outboard is a storage unit.
Aft of the galley and dinette down two steps is the hallway through to the aft staterooms and engine rooms. The engine rooms are accessed through fire proof doors at the foot of the steps, one to port and the other to starboard.
Aft of the port engine room is the double guest cabin. The double berth is located outboard and there is plenty of storage with hanging lockers and a dresser unit. Opposite to starboard is an ensuite head unit which contains a head, sink, mirror-fronted medicine cabinet and separate shower stall. There is a storage locker beneath the sink.
The master stateroom is most aft and has a large double berth located to port and a single berth located to starboard. There is ample storage space with large hanging lockers forward of the double berth, a secure gun cabinet and drawers beside the head of the berths. The master stateroom ensuite has a head, sink, mirror-fronted medicine cabinet and separate shower stall.
Up a set of spiral steps from the dinette and galley area is the large main salon. Most forward of the main salon is the lower helm station with the helm and navigation equipment to centerline and a countertop to port. Aft of the helm is an entertainment unit facing out onto the main salon.
The main salon has large upholstered settees outboard to starboard and port. Forward of the starboard settee and aft of the port settee are drawer units with granite tops. Aft of the main salon is a door opening onto an aft deck which has a bench settee and folding dining table. There is a wet bar with a new icemaker to port and to starboard there is a lockeable liquor cabinet and storage cabinet.
Galley & Water Systems
110volt Kenmore refrigerator ; Silverware, dinnerware, pots, pans & utensils ; 110volt Kenmore freezer w/icemaker ; Granite countertops ; Modernmaid electric 4-burner stove w/oven ; Pressurized fresh water ; Kenmoredishwasher ; Dockside fresh water ; Stainless steel sink ; Hydracell F2067 5000 water maker ; G.E. Microwave ; Water heater ; Sunbeam toaster ; Clothes washer/dryer ; Blender ; (3) Interior showers ; Mr. Coffee coffeemaker ; (3) Electric heads ;
Deck & Hull
Light Grey hull color
; Deck wash down system
; New paint (2004)
; (4) Propane tanks
; Fiberglass deck
; (2) Manual search lights
; Bimini top (new)
; Navigation lights
; Cockpit awning (new)
; (10) Life jackets
; Cockpit cushions (new)
; Side stanchions & lifelines
; Dodger (new)
; Fenders & dock lines
; Side curtains (new)
; Ideal anchor windlass (2007)
; Cockpit table
; 50lb Danforth anchor w/200' chain
; Aft deck w/bench (2) chairs, cocktail table, wet bar, ice maker & liquor cabinet
; 110lb Plow stainless steel anchor w/400' chain (2006)
; (1) Cockpit box
; Bow anchor rollers
; (2) Forward deck boxes
; Bow pulpit & rails
; Transom door & cockpit paddy
; Swim boarding ladder
; Fighting chair
; 11'2 Brig RIB dinghy (2006)
; Cockpit tackle bins
; 6 Valise Coastal liferaft (2006)
; Outriggers
; 18HP 4-stroke Tohatsu (2006)
; Deck shower
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Electronics & Navigation Equipment
Robertson AP2000 autopilot (1985)
; ICOM ICM80 VHF radio (1986)
; Raymarine E-120 GPS (2005)
; ICOM ICM120 VHF radio (1986)
; Raymarine E-120 chart plotter (2005)
; EPIRB
; Raymarine E-120 Radar (2005)
; Sony STR DE197 stereo & CD player
; Datamarine international offshore depth sounder, speed & distance logs (1986)
; Sony Trinitron television/VCR/DVD
Hatteras speakers ; ICOM IGM 700 SSB radio (2002)
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; NOTE: E-120 may be used on both Fly bridge and salon helm.
Electrical Systems
12volt DC electrical system ; (2) Interstate Marine house batteries (2006)
; 110volt AC electrical system ; (2) Interstate Marine windlass batteries (2005)
; 220volt AC electrical system ; Xantrex Freedom Marine 30 w/remote (2005)
; 20kw Northern lights generator, 2000hrs (2003) ; Sentry D330-3N battery charger
; 7.5kw Onan generator, 2000hrs (1988)
(8) Interstate Marine engine batteries (2006) ; 50' Marco 5303912 50amp shore power cord (2005)
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Mechanical Equipment
(2) Hynaltic hydraulic wheel steering ; Bilge blowers
; (2) Bronze propellers ; Cruise Air 16,000 BTU air conditioner ; Extra propeller ; Cruise Air 10,000 BTU heater ; Extra shaft ; USCG safety package ; (2) Manual Rule bilge pumps ; Fume detector ; (4) Automatic Rule bilge pumps ; (7) 21lb Buckeye fire extinguishers ;
Engine Details
Engine alarms ; Dual Racor fuel filters ; Emergency stop ; Raw water sea strainer ; Fresh water cooling ; Halon fire extinguishing ; Fuel shut off ; Allison transmissions ; Walkerair separators on both engines (2005) ; ;
Remarks
Mistique is an exceptionally well maintained example of the Hatterass 58 Yacht Fish. She has had very good ownership and constant care and within the last few years all of her major systems have been rebuilt or renewed so that she is super reliable and ready for Caribbean adventures! As a comfortable home on the sea with the ability to travel comfortably to the offshore fishing waters, this yacht is truly the best of both worlds… a palatial motoryacht and an able and seaworthy sportfisherman as well!
If you are seeking a classic yacht with an excellent pedigree and meticulous maintenance, you have found her!
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