HCB - 65 Estrella - For Sale

The 65 EstrellabyHCBsets a new benchmark for large, luxury center consoles. As amotor yachtin thecenter console classsegment with afiberglass constructionhull, it blends offshore capability with lavish day‑boat comfort. For acquisition strategy and availability, rely on Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales.

Selecting a 65 Estrella

Choosing the 65 Estrellameans prioritizing space, power, and versatility. Its 67 ft (20.57 m) LOA and 16 ft (4.88 m) beam deliver the platform needed for serious cruising and entertaining, while six Mercury gas outboards provide responsive performance. As amotor yachtwith a truecenter console layoutdesign and afiberglass hullbuild, it offers easy handling, durability, and a confident offshore ride.

Features of the Model

• Deep Vee hull for confident offshore running and a stable ride at speed.
• Six Mercury outboards (gas, outboard) for powerful, precise throttle response and redundancy offshore.
• Expansive beam supporting generous deck space for guests and gear.
• Robust fuel capacity (1,730 gal) to extend time between refuels on long runs.
• Durable fiberglass deck and a fiberglass constructionhull for long-term reliability.
• Designed as a premium center console platformwithin themotor yacht classuniverse, ideal for both adventure and luxury day boating.

Technical Specifications

• Classification: motor yacht/center console yacht/fiberglass hull
• Builder: HCB
• Model: 65 Estrella
• Hull configuration: Deep Vee
• LOA: 67 ft (20.57 m)
• Beam: 16 ft (4.88 m)
• Draft (min/max): 9.843 ft / 13.123 ft (3 m / 4 m)
• Engines: 6 × Mercury, Outboard, Gas
• Fuel capacity: 1,730 gal
• Fresh water capacity: 120 gal
• Deck material: Fiberglass

Pricing and Ordering

Availability, lead times, and pricing for the 65 EstrellabyHCBvary with market conditions and build options. For current pricing, trade‑in evaluation, and delivery windows, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales. Our brokerage will coordinate specifications, options, and logistics to secure yourcenter console yachtwithin the broadermotor yachtmarket.

Questions and Answers

Q: What sets the 65 Estrellaapart among large center consoles? A: Its combination ofsize,power, andrange-ready fuel capacityputs it at the top of thecenter console segment, while remaining a truemotor yachtwith luxury day‑boat amenities.

Q: What engines power the boat? A: The model is equipped with six Mercury outboardsrunning ongas, delivering the instant response and redundancy favored in offshore center consoles.

Q: What are the key dimensions? A: LOA is 67 ft (20.57 m), beam is16 ft (4.88 m), and draft ranges from9.843 ft to 13.123 ft (3 m to 4 m), offering a balance of performance and capability.

Q: What is the hull and deck construction? A: The hull is a Deep Veebuilt infiberglass, and the deck isfiberglass, emphasizing durability and strength.

Q: How do I purchase through a brokerage? A: Connect with Andrey ShestakovatShestakov Yacht Sales. We’ll guide you throughspec selection,pricing, anddeliveryfor yourcenter console yachtwithin themotor yacht market.

Owner Experience Review

Owners have used the 65 EstrellafromHCBsince its 2018 design unveiling and 2019 sea-trial reviews as both a large offshore sportfishing platform and a family cruiser for island hopping and overnight stays. The lower accommodations are frequently described as mid‑size‑yacht caliber, with stateroom(s), full head(s), and a galley that make multi‑day trips practical. It also serves well as a high‑end day boat and showpiece for owner‑operators; the generous cockpit and deck layout earn praise for fishing ergonomics and entertaining, and fit/finish and interior upholstery draw consistent compliments.

On the water, the helm’s large integrated electronics and user‑friendly electronic/hydraulic controls help an owner‑operator manage the size with confidence; one sea‑trial reviewer even called it a “sweet baby to handle in any conditions.” Reports from the Keys note a solid, confident ride offshore, while the high‑horsepower outboard array delivers strong acceleration and the kind of range and pace that make Bahamas runs feasible.

Ownership feedback converges on maintenance realities: multiple high‑output outboards mean more service points, higher recurring costs, and more inspection time, even though the outboard layout simplifies some mechanical access compared with inboard diesels. Forum threads also note that engine choice and parts/support history can factor into planning, and that large‑scale electronics and hydraulics carry bigger‑than‑small‑boat service bills. Performance expectations vary by build—some owners cite around 70 mph at the top end, while others find the boat “not actually very rapid” given its size and weight—so setting realistic targets matters.

Pros and Cons

• Offshore-capable platform with generous cockpit volume and fishing ergonomics suitable for crew and guests.
• Mid-size-yacht accommodations below—stateroom(s), full head(s), and a galley—support multi-day island-hopping and family cruising.
• Large integrated electronics and user-friendly electronic/hydraulic helm controls make the big hull easy to drive.
• Multiple high-output outboards increase service complexity and recurring maintenance costs compared with smaller, simpler setups.
• Owners report top-speed variation, with some builds cited around 70 mph and others described as not especially rapid for the size and power.
• Large-scale electronics, hydraulics, and systems bring higher routine service bills than typical small boats.

Comparison with Other Models