Bayliner 4550-4588 Pilothouse

Specifications

Name: 4550-4588 Pilothouse
Length: 45'4"
Hull Type: Modified-V
Gross Weight: --
Fuel Capacity: 444 gals.
Model Years: 1984—1993
Draft: 3'0"
Beam: 14'11"
Water Capacity: 200 gals.
Waste Capacity: 48 gals.
Length w/ Pulpit: --
With over 350 built during her decade of production, the Bayliner 4588 Pilothouse (called the 4550 Pilothouse in 1984–88) has long been recognized as one of the best big-boat buys in the industry. Her classic Pacific Northwest profile is timeless, and while no one will confuse her with an expensive high-end yacht, an affordable price and comfortable accommodations make her an appealing boat in today’s used market. Built on a low-deadrise, fully cored hull with a shallow 15-inch keel, the Bayliner’s raised pilothouse floorplan includes two double staterooms as well as a third stateroom/office that opens into the master stateroom. The galley is forward in the salon, and both heads share a common tub/shower facility. On deck, a bridge overhang shelters the small cockpit where a pair of hatches in the sole provide access to the engine room. Additional features include a well-arranged flybridge with a dinghy davit, port and starboard pilothouse deck doors, a transom door, and wide walkways. On the downside, engine access is tight. Standard 220hp Hino diesels (250hp beginning in 1991) cruise at 16–17 knots at close to a mile per gallon—excellent economy for a 45-foot yacht.

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