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Beachfront review
Mega yacht · 108 ft (33 m) · Nassau
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Key specs
- Builder
- Hargrave
- Model
- Custom
- Length
- 108 ft (33 m)
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 5
Verdict
Beachfront is a well-kept 108-foot Hargrave that combines a proven semi-displacement platform, a 2022 refit, and strong guest accommodations for 10. Its speed and range are respectable rather than standout, but stabilizers, thrusters, and a practical 5-cabin layout make it a capable and comfortable cruising yacht.
Pros
- +2022 refit with updated presentation and interior work
- +5 cabins for 10 guests with 5 crew support
- +Semi-displacement hull with stabilizers for improved seakeeping
- +Bow and stern thrusters aid close-quarters handling
- +Deck jacuzzi and full onboard comfort package
Cons
- −Performance is solid but not especially fast for the class
- −Older 2006 build means some systems are not new-build fresh
- −Fuel range is moderate compared with larger long-range yachts
- −Listing sources show minor discrepancies in heads and engine output
Beachfront has the proportions and styling expected of a Hargrave custom yacht: a 108-foot GRP semi-displacement motor yacht with a 22'3" beam and a two-deck layout. The 2022 refit helps keep the yacht current, and the design is more about practical cruising volume than radical styling.
On the water, the boat is configured for comfortable coastal passagemaking rather than high-speed travel. Public listings place her around 18 knots cruising and 21 knots top speed, with stabilizers, autopilot, GPS, and both bow and stern thrusters supporting easier handling in open water and at the dock.
For livability, Beachfront is strong: 5 cabins for 10 guests, 5 bathrooms in the confirmed listing data, air conditioning, wifi, and a deck jacuzzi. Crew accommodation for five is also a plus, since it supports service on a yacht of this size.
Value depends on condition and refit quality, but the package is attractive for buyers or charter users seeking a classic 108-foot Hargrave with modernized guest areas. The main trade-off is that it is an older yacht, so value comes from usable volume, refit freshness, and equipment rather than from the latest design or top-tier speed.
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