T51 Motor Yacht

Flagship of the Sealine fleet for several years, the T51 Motor Yacht is a UK-built flybridge cruising yacht whose graceful lines are particularly evident in the long sweep of her extended flybridge. She’s built on a deep-V hull with a sharp entry, a relatively narrow beam, and an integral swim platform. Unlike many European motor yachts, the Sealine T51 does not employ prop pockets to reduce the shaft angles. With her main-deck superstructure set well forward, the Sealine is a spacious yacht both inside and out. Her three-stateroom, two-head floorplan is arranged with both guest cabins located beneath the elevated helm deck. While the roomy salon can seat a small crowd, the galley is on the small side with limited storage space. Outside, hatches in the teak cockpit sole access a huge lazarette as well as a companionway to the compact engine room. Additional features include a spacious flybridge with sun pad and U-shaped settee, electric deckhouse windows, bow thruster, and overhead storage lockers in the cockpit. A very good performer, twin 600hp Cat (or 635hp Cummins) diesels cruise the Sealine T51 Motor Yacht at 25 knots and reach a top speed in the neighborhood of 30 knots.