Eagle 53 Pilothouse

The Eagle 53 Pilothouse is a blend of traditional design, comfortable accommodations, and a modern semi-displacement hull capable of efficient cruising speeds. Like all Eagles, the 53 is built in Taiwan by Transpacific Marine, a well-regarded manufacturer with many years of yachting experience. This is a classic pilothouse design with a Portuguese bridge and covered decks, and her cruise-worthy hull incorporates hard aft chines and an extended keel for increased stability. The full teak interior of the Eagle 53 is notable for its comfortable layout and generous storage. A large U-shaped galley is forward in the salon, and the pilothouse—four steps up from the salon level—includes an L-shaped settee, direct bridge access, deck doors, and a centerline helm. A choice of two or three staterooms is offered on the lower level, and an office can be added to replace the third stateroom. Additional features include wide, well-secured side decks, a spacious flybridge with seating for six, an extended swim platform, cored hull sides, and a radar arch. Among several engine options, twin 450hp Cummins diesels cruise at 14–15 knots.