Watercolours epitomizes the quality of design, construction and finish from Trinity Yachts, one of the world's finest yacht builders.  She was launched in 1991 and repurchased by Trinity in 2003. Trinity's owner then used her from 2003 until 2006 for his personal use.  Under the direction of the company's owner, the vessel had two major refits while in Trinity's shipyard.  Watercolours is a result of the perfect collaboration between an experienced Yachtsman and a shipyard that builds the world's finest yachts.

The current owner purchased the vessel in 2007 and took her back to the shipyard in 2007/2008, wanting to bring the balance of the vessel into new condition.  She underwent another extensive refit, but this time on her interior.  From August 2010 through October 2010, the vessel had another $150,000 refit to include rebuild of one generator, servicing on 2nd generator, alignment of props/shaft, bottom job, and miscellaneous interior and exterior upgrades.  This final upgrade truly made her turn-key for her next owner for personal or charter purposes.  The vessel is a perfect charter vessel and the owner can defer a lot of the cost of ownership through charter income.

Of immediate note is the exceptional finish and craftsmanship resulting from the main deck's interior being taken back to the bones during the rebuild.  David Boudreux designed the interior with classic old world style.  The vessel is traditionally styled in African Sapelle throughout the main decks, walls, floors and ceilings.  During the refit a crew galley and formal dining areas were removed and replaced with an open, forward-facing country kitchen with panoramic views.  Although forward in the vessel, the country kitchen is the social center of the vessel.  It serves as the gathering area, or for watching the chef while cruising.  The Sapelle and Holly floors are stunning and are throughout the main deck.  The large windows provide plenty of natural sunlight and afford views of breathtaking destinations.  Loose furniture, raised panel walls surrounding tasteful artwork, and copious lighting enhance the elegant salon.  Combine all of this with an exterior that has entertaining areas found on much larger vessels, and you have a yacht that lives much larger than her contemporaries.  She has an oversized aft dek with 2 dining tables that seat up to 16.  The flybridge is twice the size of most vessels of this length.

"Watercolours" features a beautiful custom interior with lavish woods and fabrics.  The nautical theme is carried throughout the vessel as expressed with the Caribbean map displayed in a custom ceiling panel.  Tastefully decorated in designer fabrics and furniture, she balances elegance and comfort. The salon is aft and is full width with large fixed windows port and starboard, together with a swinging door out to the aft deck.  The salon has  teak and holly soles, teak framed snakeskin ceilings, electric drapes, and electric blinds. All furniture, fabrics, and wool rugs were installed new in 2008.

Forward in the Salon is a new Bose entertainment center and Toshiba flat panel television, which is built into the furniture.
  

Starboard side aft is a custom onyx marble bar with stools, sink, glass and bottle storage, Franklin Chef wine cooler, and a U-Line bin type icemaker.  Stairs down to the guest and owner's accommodations are located forward amidships.

The raised wheelhouse is a comfortable area for Owner or Captain to observe while cruising, dine, or perform office tasks.  The wheelhouse is accessed from the starboard passageway.  Aft is a set of stairs up to the flybridge with a sliding hatch.  The wheelhouse has a 5-panel windshield with washers and wipers.  The windshield is steeply raked.  The windshield is fitted with a defroster.  Portside aft is a bench seat with desk.  Starboard side aft is a chart table with chart storage drawers.

Like the Salon, the Country Kitchen also features floorings of teak and holly, together with electric blinds, a 42" Toshiba pop-up television on a swivel base, and Bose stereo system.  The kitchen also boasts a Miele coffee and cappuccino machine, Sub-zero refrigerator with custom teak arch doors, four Sub-zero freezer drawers, dishwasher,Sub-Zero ice maker, trash compactor, marble work areas, and a custom-made copper sink.  All aspects of the Salon were installed new in 2008.

The Country Kitchen is located in the front of the main deck and enjoys panoramic views.  Although forward, this is the social center of Watercolours and tends to be the gathering area while cruising.

The centerpiece of the kitchen is a beautifully crafted built-in banquet with seating for eight.  The banquet has spunky zebra print fabrics, African woods, and a teak, oval shaped dining table.  The table lowers on hydraulics to a coffee table.

To port is a pop-up television that swivels to be seen from the entire room.  Forward is a large padded area perfect for relaxing and simply enjoying the views, or for watching television while at cruise. Aft of the banquet is another large teak bar with seating for four, which is ideal for viewing the work of the chef and for food preparation.  A yacht designer, a chef, and the owner expertly laid out the galley. 

Aft to port is the entrance passageway to the country kitchen forward.  Midship starboard is an entrance to the salon aft, a day head with toilet and washbasin aft, and a set of stairs up to the wheelhouse.

Watercolours has four staterooms plus three crew quarters.  Access to the staterooms is through the main salon via a staircase leading to a central foyer.  Accommodations include a master suite, a VIP suite, and two identical guest starooms.  All staterooms have ensuite heads.  The crew quarters are forward and consist of two cabins with double berths, together with a private captain's cabin with double berth accessed via the lazarette.

Lower level and aft is the full width master stateroom with centerline queen berth and opening portholes. The suite is complimented with a beautiful his and her master head featuring a large, double central shower.  The entertainment center consists of a LG 37" LCD HDTV with Samsun BluRay DVD.  The head has portholes with safety covers and Shoji screens.

The VIP Stateroom could comfortably serve as a second master with one ensuite head, queen size berth, ample hanging closet space, and drawer storage. LG 32" LCD HDTV with Toshiba DVD player.

Aft, midship port and starboard off of the companionway are two identical guest staterooms, each with double berth, a Sylvania 15" LCD television, and a iView DVD player.  Handheld fire extinguishers are stowed in the hanging lockers.  Each stateroom has opening portholes with safety covers.  Forward off of each stateroom is a private head with toilet, washbasin, and enclosed shower.

Starting forward at the lower level is the crew area.  The crew area was redesigned and rebuilt in 2006.  Fully forward is a crew head with toilet, washbasin, and a large shower stall intended to be shared with the other crew stateroom.  Aft to port is a small cabin area with upper and lower berths.  Each berth has an Audiovox overhead console with flip down television.  Aft to port again is the crew laundry area with a Miele model #W1113 washer and a Miele model #T1312 dryer.  To starboard is a double crew cabin with upper and lower berths.  This is a double cabin with upper and lower berths.  Each berth has an Audiovox overhead console with flip down television.  Forward is an entrance into the shared shower.  Aft is an enclosed head with toilet and washbasin.  At the aft end of the crew area are stairs up to the galley.  Aft of the engine room and forward of the cockpit is an engineer's stateroom with double berth aft and private head with shower.  Maximum total crew capacity is six.

The majority of the deck areas on "Watercolours" are teak. Areas where teak is not practical are covered with non-skid materials. 

The huge, covered aft deck area has two beautiful teak tables, each of which has both chair and booth seating, and which together provide for alfresco dining for 16. There is a wide circular staircase for easy access to the Flybridge.  The aft deck features a 42" television and a wet bar with sink, refrigerator and icemaker.

The enormous cockpit has multiple storage areas within a contained platform. A huge swim platform allows easy access to the vessel while swimming, diving, or entering from a floating dock.  The engine room is also accessed from this area so that crew and mechanics can easily labor without impacting the interior of the vessel.

There is a huge flybridge, which is an inviting guest area and an ideal venue for entertaining.  With plentiful seating for relaxing and dining, a complete bar, gas grill, and 6 person Jacuzzi, this area has it all.

The Salon and Galley each feature 42" Toshiba flat panel televisions with Bose surround sound audio systems.  All starooms and crew quarters have TV and DVD systems.  The flybridge and aft deck have integrated music systems with outdoor plasma TVs.

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Estimated at $2,000,000.

The refit was done by Trinity, in the Trinity shipyard.  This refit, completed in 2003, covered major cosmetic and mechanical improvements and the vessel was repowered with new caterpillars.

Estimated < $1,000,000

The following items were completed in September 2006 by the Trinity Shipyard.  The refit focused mainly on new systems and major mechanicals.

The entire main deck was completely taken back to the main structure and rebuilt, including all new teak and holly floors, new day head, and all new galley, together with all new furniture, fabrics and artwork.  The current owner spent an estimated $1,250,000 on the 2008 refit.

Summer 2010 saw rebuild of one generator, servicing on the 2nd generator, refurbishing and/or rebuilding of both A/C and chiller systems, reworked shafts and props, new varnish on the main deck, replacement of all exterior fabrics, installation of a new Bimini top, touch up paint for the entire vessel, sanding and repairs to the teak deck, new bottom paint, and new bottom zincs, all at a cost of more than $150,000.

Owner's Personal Effects.