OSSUM DREAM - Hargrave FOR SALE

$255,000 price drop—now offered at $1,895,000 (Nov. 21, 2025)

The 96' 2005 Hargrave Capri Skylounge Motor Yacht, OSSUM DREAM, is being presented with an assertive ask to facilitate a prompt transaction, positioning her as a standout buy in the Hargrave 96 segment. Significant recent capital upgrades—twin 30 kW generators in 2024, a new A/C plant, serviced and improved watermakers, refreshed interior flooring, a teak-clad swim platform, and a redesigned galley—deliver meaningful value already realized for the next owner.

Her arrangement emphasizes effortless cruising and entertaining: a welcoming country-kitchen galley, an expansive salon, a fully enclosed skylounge, four ensuite staterooms, and accommodations for a crew of 3–4. Supported by diligent mechanical care, she presents as a well-prepared luxury Superyacht, a true Skylounge Motor Yacht with raised-pilothouse poise and flybridge appeal, offered at a compelling number.

Walkthrough

Boarding the 96' 2005 Hargrave Capri Skylounge “OSSUM DREAM” is effortless from the swim platform or via the aft deck’s side boarding gates. The generous aft deck invites lingering with a blend of fixed and freestanding seating, open steps rising to the boat deck, and a sliding door that ushers you into a salon arranged for easy entertaining. To port, a sophisticated walk-behind bar for three welcomes with a raised serving counter; forward, a comfortable six-cushion sofa creates a gracious conversation zone, while to starboard a 55" TV is flanked by six storage cabinets with two forward swivel chairs completing the setting. Moving ahead, a dining table seats six in comfort, with stairs ascending to the skylounge or descending to the cabins. Beyond lies a large country-kitchen galley highlighted by a built-in dinette, with a conveniently placed day head opposite the dining table. Crew spaces are thoughtfully positioned forward with two cabins and one head, while the main accommodation staircase leads aft to a full-beam master stateroom featuring His and Hers heads divided by a separate shower and a Jacuzzi tub. Forward, a queen-size VIP cabin is complemented amidships by a twin cabin and a double-berth cabin, each with its own ensuite. Above, the skylounge combines a built-in settee and a working desk with a commanding pilothouse equipped with updated navionics, easily accessed via the stairway adjacent to the dining area. Just aft, the boat deck answers every leisurely impulse with a hot tub, a full bar, a tender with crane, and ample space for loose seating.

Salon

Entered via an electrically operated sliding glass door to starboard, the salon is bright and composed, bathed in light from large house-side windows that play across a new light-tan laminate sole and high-gloss cherry joinery with burlwood accents. Spanning forward to the galley bulkhead, this expanse outstretches that of comparable raised-pilothouse Hargrave models, creating a rare openness. Immediately to port, a walk-behind bar with three bar chairs at the lower counter sets a convivial tone; the service side is appointed with a raised Corian-type top, a stainless bar sink, a U-Line cherry-front bar fridge, and four generous cabinets below, with three internally lit white Lucite cabinets above for stemware. A sliding window aft cleverly allows seamless service to guests on the aft deck. Forward to port, a six-cushion upholstered sofa with custom storage beneath faces a distinctive coffee table that conceals seating and storage within. To starboard on entry, the entertainment center gathers a 55" Samsung Smart TV over cabinetry housing a Denon Incommand AV receiver, two Nuvo Power amplifiers, a Samsung Blu-ray player, and a DirecTV HD DVR. Advancing forward, a four-cabinet buffet with dinnerware storage and four drawers gives way to a pair of handsome Lazy Boy swivel rockers divided by a mirrored end table. Six windows to port and six to starboard carry electric white-fabric Duette shades, each mullion accented by a modern LED sconce, with occasional storage in outboard cabinets below. Overhead, a square inset tray ceiling and twenty LED lights lend a refined geometry, while five-channel stereo speakers, digital A/C controls, and a Cantalupi LED color-changing digital light system integrate technology that, when dimmed, disappears elegantly into the décor.

Dining salon

Open to the main salon aft yet distinctly its own through forward cabinetry, the dining salon pairs an oval table seating six in upholstered low-back chairs with a ceiling treatment that echoes its form and a unique fixed round chandelier. Surrounding storage is exemplary, with nine cherry cabinets for glassware, a forward marble-topped four-door cabinet—an ideal plinth for prized artwork—and a two-cabinet, seven-shelf unit for place-setting accessories. To starboard, elegant curved stairs sweep up to the skylounge and down to the accommodation deck, with the day head positioned adjacent. Overhead, thirteen LED mini-spots and two stereo speakers assure perfect ambiance, while large side-deck windows to port and starboard are dressed with electric shades.

Day head

Ample in size and elegantly finished, the day head features a bow-front cherry vanity with two doors below and an oval white china sink set on a da Selvia marble countertop. A full-size Headhunter toilet underscores yacht-level comfort, while the Selvia marble sole, a mirrored ceiling with five LED lights, and a quietly efficient exhaust fan complete this refined space.

Galley

Set just forward behind a sliding cherry pocket door, the country-kitchen galley welcomes with eleven windows that flood the space with natural light. Appliances are arranged to port and starboard with a central island offering abundant storage below, creating an inspiring cooking environment that is both social and functional. A light, semi-translucent onyx countertop crowns the work surfaces, fronted by nineteen high-gloss cherry doors and four matching drawers. Professional-grade equipment includes a Wolf induction four-place cooktop, a Miele wall oven, a SMEG built-in microwave, and an LG stainless steel built-in microwave with work light and exhaust fan new in 2023. Cold storage is extensive with a KitchenAid stainless French-door fridge/freezer, a Whirlpool stainless dishwasher, an extra-large under-mount stainless sink with removable spray faucet, two cherry-front Sub-Zero refrigerator drawers and two Sub-Zero freezer drawers to starboard, and a Sub-Zero glass-door wine cooler to starboard. An InSinkErator disposal streamlines cleanup, while a 28" Samsung TV, sixteen overhead LED mini-spots, and undercounter LED lighting set the tone. The onyx-topped island integrates a Manitowoc stainless “wet” icemaker, and a raised settee seats four to five around a granite table on a twin wood pedestal base with a glass tabletop. A four-shelf pantry organizes provisions, and the Amtico planked sole, Duette shades, two forward storage cabinets, a starboard-side pantograph door with wood trim, a smoke/fire detector, and digital A/C controls round out this remarkably complete galley.

Skylounge

Ascend ten covered steps beside the dining table to the skylounge, where a large L-shaped upholstered settee on a raised platform—with storage below—affords superb seated visibility and gathers around an oval coffee table. To starboard, inboard of the stairs, a curved cabinet presents a 40" Sharp TV, while aft of the stairs an AV cabinet discreetly houses a Denon AV receiver, a DirecTV HD+DVR receiver, a KVH VSAT receiver, and a subwoofer. A large sliding double-pane door aft opens to the boat deck for effortless indoor-outdoor flow. Forward to starboard, an Owner/Captain’s desk with three drawers, two cabinets, and a generous work surface turns the space into a capable command center. Large side windows carry electric Duette shades, and two windows—one port, one starboard—slide open just aft of the helm as needed. Forward spans the full-beam helm with two newly recovered Stidd helm chairs with footrests. Outboard to port a cabinet integrates a U-Line drinks fridge and icemaker; forward, two Sub-Zero refrigerated drawers and a hinged service door grant access beneath the helm. Overhead, twenty LED mini-spots and a circular ceiling detail with six additional LED mini-spots define this bright, precise environment.

Helm equipment

The helm is comprehensively outfitted, featuring a Furuno 12 kW 6' radar scanner paired with a Furuno 6 kW 4' radar scanner, a Furuno heading sensor, networked WAAS GPS, and a Furuno network sounder. Precision control is assured by a Simrad A‑25 autopilot, two Furuno NavNet keypads, and dual CAT LCD engine monitors flanking a Danforth 5" magnetic compass, with Glendinning fully electronic engine controls new in 2021 and a synchronizer. Navigation and situational awareness are displayed on a 19" Big Boy color monitor running Nobeltec Visual Navigation Suite and a 19" Big Boy color CCTV monitor, augmented by an ICOM M423 VHF with DSC and an ICOM M602 VHF with DSC, a Raymarine wind instrument, and two Raymarine ST 60+ depth systems (port and starboard transducers). Additional essentials include a Furuno GP150 GPS/data unit, Naiad bow thruster controls with joystick, two ACR RCL‑100 searchlights with remotes, Naiad Marine Multisea II digital stabilizer controls, three Speich wipers/washers, Maxwell windlass controls, five bilge pump monitor/controls with high-water alarm, a Sea‑Fire override, six Wema fuel tank gauges, key start/stop switches, and a Glendinning wired remote control for the engines. The helm is framed by a three-panel windshield with three pleated sliding shades, two water gauges reading the 152‑gallon and 485‑gallon tanks, and a varnished helm wheel that completes this professional-grade station.

Accommodation foyer

Down eight curved laminate steps just aft of the skylounge stair, the main accommodations foyer replaces ordinary vinyl with rich high-gloss cherry bulkheads, while an inset ceiling treatment and mirrors visually expand the space. A forward cabinet conceals a GE washer and dryer behind twin cherry doors, and two curved doors provide abundant stewardess storage. Aft, twin doors open to the master suite; forward to port lies a twin-berth ensuite cabin, to starboard a custom queen ensuite cabin, and all the way forward the full-beam VIP suite completes the layout.

Master cabin

Entered through twin arched cherry doors, the master suite exudes calm authority. Centered on the aft bulkhead is a king-size berth with an upholstered headboard set against dual horizontal mirrored bands capped by a discreet vinyl soffit. Four drawers and soft rope lighting nestle beneath the berth, with burlwood-topped nightstands on either side and four dedicated reading lights set into the mirrored soffit above. Opposite the berth, a 40" Samsung LED TV anchors relaxed viewing. Moving aft to port, a double-door cedar-lined, auto-lit hanging locker precedes a vanity with upholstered stool and hinged top, followed by a bank of four large drawers; above, two large fixed deadlights hide behind sliding Shoji screens, with the door to the port His/Hers head beyond. To starboard, a walk-in locker, three cabinets, and a matching two-door auto-lit cedar hanging locker echo the port side, joined by a seat, two more deadlights behind sliding Shoji screens, four additional drawers, and the door to the starboard His/Hers head. The suite is finished with sixteen overhead LED mini-spots, new carpeting underfoot, LED rope accent lighting, and an escape hatch to the salon to starboard.

Master his/hers head

Mirrored twin His and Hers heads flank a central wellness zone comprising a Jacuzzi tub and a separate shower fitted with handheld and wall-mounted fixtures plus an overhead rain head. Twin glass doors with matching sidelights make the area feel airy, and the shower benefits from three overhead lights and an exhaust fan. Each head features a bow-front vanity with one drawer and three cabinets below, a marble countertop with a Kallista above-mount china sink, a mirrored medicine cabinet supplemented by an additional cherry cabinet, and a Headhunter full-size toilet beneath a fixed oval deadlight concealed by a sliding Shoji screen. Light marble underfoot and a mirrored overhead with eight LED mini-spots complete the serene spa ambiance.

Port guest cabin

Entered from the forward end, the port guest cabin arranges twin single berths athwartships, with a Pullman above the inboard berth for added flexibility. Each berth conceals two drawers beneath, while a central nightstand offers two doors and three drawers, set against an upholstered headboard backed by a mirrored panel with a single sconce above. Outboard, sliding Shoji panels reveal an opening stainless porthole, with a cedar-lined, auto-lit hanging locker at the foot of the outboard berth. Entertainment and comfort are assured by a 24" Samsung LED TV, an Aquatic AV AM/FM/CD/DVD player with two speakers, and six additional LED mini-spots. All the way forward, a private entrance leads to the ensuite guest head.

Port guest head

The port guest head presents a bow-front vanity with three cabinet doors and a drawer below, topped by a marble counter and a Kohler undermount china sink, with two mirrored medicine cabinet doors above. The stall shower features a clear glass door, an opening stainless porthole, wall-mounted and handheld fixtures, a marble seat, a dedicated light, and an exhaust fan. The head’s light marble sole and a mirrored overhead with four halogen mini-spots provide a luminous, crisp finish.

Starboard side guest cabin

Entered from the aft end, the starboard side guest cabin features an athwartship queen-size berth set off the forward bulkhead with two drawers below and a nightstand aft with a single door and drawer. A dedicated LED reading light crowns the berth, while sliding Shoji panels above the headboard conceal an opening stainless porthole. At the foot of the berth a double-door cabinet sits beneath a 24" Samsung TV, and aft of the nightstand a cedar auto-lit hanging locker completes the storage plan. Above the nightstand, an Aquatic AV AM/FM/CD/DVR player, two speakers, and six additional LED mini-spots ensure entertainment and ambiance. All the way aft, a private door leads to the ensuite guest head.

Starboard guest head

The starboard guest head mirrors its port counterpart with a bow-front vanity featuring two cabinet doors and a lower cabinet, a marble countertop with a Kohler undermount china sink, and two mirrored medicine cabinet doors above. The curved stall shower closes with a clear hinged glass door and offers wall-mounted and handheld fixtures, a dedicated light, and an exhaust fan. A light marble sole meets a mirrored overhead with four halogen mini-spots for a bright, fresh feel.

Vip cabin

Commanding the bow as a full-beam haven, the VIP cabin is centered around a queen-size berth and benefits from the quiet seclusion forward. Its ensuite amenities echo the yacht’s refined standard, with a bow-front vanity offering two cabinet doors and a lower cabinet, a marble countertop with a Kohler undermount china sink, and two mirrored medicine cabinet doors above. A curved stall shower closes with a clear hinged glass door and provides both wall-mounted and handheld fixtures, a dedicated light, and an exhaust fan. Underfoot, light marble and a mirrored overhead with four halogen mini-spots underscore the calm, luminous ambiance befitting a principal guest suite.

Vip head

To starboard within the VIP suite, the head presents a bow-front vanity with two cabinet doors below, a light marble countertop with an undermount china sink, and two sliding mirrored medicine cabinet doors. The stall shower closes with a clear glass door and features handheld and wall-mounted fixtures, a marble seat, an LED light, an exhaust fan and light, plus a two-door storage cabinet. A full-size Headhunter toilet, a white overhead with four LED mini-spots and an A/C vent, and a light marble sole complete this beautifully appointed space.

Foredeck

The foredeck is engineered for safety and utility with fiberglass non-skid decks, raised fiberglass bulwarks topped by hoop-style stainless rails, ample freeing ports, and a washdown spigot port forward of trunk storage. Service points include a starboard water fill, two starboard-side fuel fills feeding a 615‑gallon master tank and a 759‑gallon guest tank, a port VIP tank fill of 495 gallons, and a starboard waste pump-out. Ground tackle is managed by a Maxwell 4000 vertical electric windlass with up-and-down foot switches and access via two deck chain lockers; the stainless steel anchor chute guides a 250‑lb stainless CQR-type plow anchor backed by approximately 300' of chain. Comfort and practicality meet in a bow seat with sun lounge cushions and covers, port and starboard hinged side gates, an overhead handrail on house-side windows along the walkaround decks, and all-frameless windows for a clean profile. Mooring and shore services include two port and two starboard spring-line cleats, international navigation lights, two starboard-side 100‑amp power inlets, a water pressure regulator, and a Hubbell phone/TV inlet. Storage is abundant with built-in port and starboard bow dunnage boxes in the trunk cabin and low-level LED lighting—four to port and four to starboard—ensuring safe night movement.

Crew lounge forward

Down six carpeted steps from the galley, the crew area opens into a convivial L-shaped settee wrapped around a burlwood table, with a 24" Samsung TV to starboard. Above and outboard of one settee, three cherry storage cabinets and an opening stainless porthole with four cabinets above provide excellent stowage and natural air; inboard sit a new Miele washer and Miele dryer. At the foot of the stairs, the yacht’s main accommodation electrical panel is logically positioned. A teak-and-holly sole lends a classic note, with the Captain’s cabin forward and the crew cabin to port.

Crew cabin

All the way forward, the crew cabin arranges over/under bunks to starboard with two drawers beneath the lower berth and a seven-step vertical ladder to the forward deck hatch. Aft to starboard, a cabinet with a hanging locker above and a drawer below organizes gear, while a 28" Samsung TV and digital A/C controls on the aft bulkhead ensure comfort and downtime utility.

Crew head

The crew head provides a bow-front cherry vanity with two doors below and a granite countertop with a Kohler undermount china sink, two mirrored medicine cabinet doors above, and a stall shower enclosed by a clear two-piece glass door with handheld and wall-mounted fixtures, a granite seat, and a shelf. Overhead, four LED mini-spots illuminate the space, while two cherry cabinets above the full-size Headhunter toilet and a marble-tile sole complete this robust, seagoing facility. A large deck hatch above adds light and ventilation.

Captain's cabin

Entered from the forward end, the Captain’s cabin to port offers a double berth with a removable single berth above for flexible accommodations. Two drawers live beneath the lower berth, with an auto-lit, cedar-lined hanging locker outboard. A 24" Samsung TV faces the berth, with four LED mini-spots overhead, a carpeted sole underfoot, and forward access to the shared head.

Aft deck

The aft deck blends elegance and purpose with teak over fiberglass decks and a sweeping curved settee for four with removable cushions and cover centered on a large high-gloss varnished teak table mounted on twin stainless adjustable bases with its own cover. Five loose teak chairs with matching cushions expand seating, while fifteen stainless-trimmed LED overhead lights set the ambiance. Eight teak tread steps with handrail lead to the boat deck, above a custom cabinet beneath the flybridge stairs. Aft-looking CCTV keeps watch, and port and starboard hinged boarding gates facilitate side access. A six-step UMT Tide Ride ladder with handrail stows in its dedicated cabinet. To port, a fiberglass cabinet holds two refrigerator drawers and two cabinets; two new 2023 stereo speakers deliver the soundtrack. Practicalities include an emergency escape hatch from the engine room, a Maxwell 2200 warping windlass to starboard, and hinged stainless gates port and starboard leading down to the swim platform, where five teak tread steps per side with step lights and stainless rails guide the way. Stainless hoop rails—four to port and four to starboard—guard the integral teak-over-FRP swim platform. Two lockers accommodate electrical and cable TV inlets, and two pop-up tender cleats await water toys. An aft-deck shower cabinet, an emergency fire pull lever in a cabinet, a shore-water hookup with pressure regulator, two storage lockers for lines, a lazarette access hatch to the steering gear, and a stern door into the engine room complete this supremely functional deck.

Boat deck

The boat deck features faux-teak decks and a glass-and-stainless sliding hatch over the steps from the aft deck, secured by stainless hoop rails around the perimeter. A Quick Lift 2500‑lb power-rotation davit—benefiting from a new motor, new cable, and fresh paint—handles tender duty with confidence, while a removable six-step stainless ladder grants access to the skylounge hardtop. A round, built-in four-to-five-person spa tub with teak access steps and a new cover invites relaxation, fronted by three FRP cabinets and lit by two aft-facing LED lights (new 2/20) and three overhead lights at the aft brow of the skylounge. A pair of Bose stereo speakers, a throwable ring with retrieval rope, and low-level courtesy lights set the mood. To starboard, a walk-behind bar integrates an Isotherm icemaker, a stainless bar sink, and four fixed bar stools with footrests. An L-shaped FRP seating group with a square varnished wood table and four folding chairs accommodates al fresco meals, while an EPIRB, stainless awning poles with three removable triangle-shaped shades, and a TEC stainless grill with cabinet below equip the deck for long afternoons under the sun.

Coach roof equipment

The coach roof carries two ACR searchlights and an electric trumpet horn on a fiberglass radar mast that supports a Furuno 6' open-array radar antenna alongside a Furuno 3' open-array radar antenna, an Intellian SAT TV dome, and a VF TracFone dome. Communications and navigation are further served by two 4' VHF antennas, two 16' VHF antennas, two cellular/Wi‑Fi antennas, two GPS sensors, and a Furuno wind sensor. Safety and awareness are bolstered by two Survitec/Zodiac eight-person canister life rafts, an aft-facing camera, and two flag halyards.

Engine room

The engine room reflects diligent care and capability, with port and starboard CAT C‑30 1550 HP mains showing 3574 hours apiece, turning through ZF model 1950 A transmissions with 2.448:1 ratio. Ride and control are enhanced by a Naiad stabilizer system model 302 with 9 sq. ft. fins and Multisea digital controls, a Naiad hydraulic seven-blade bow thruster in a 12" tube, and Hynautic hydraulic steering. Waste is managed by a Headhunter Type II treatment system, and fire protection is provided by two Sea‑Fire FM‑200 suppression units, each 155 lb gross weight, with a Sea‑Fire override at the helm. Fuel polish and delivery are assured by dual Racor 1000s for each engine with vacuum gauges, an Oberdorfer fuel transfer pump with two Racor 1000 filters, Racor 500s for the generators, and a comprehensive fuel manifold system. Driveline components include Tide Seal dripless shaft and rudder seals, 3.5" stainless steel prop shafts, and four-blade Nibral 41.5" x 38" propellers, with stainless safety rails running along each engine. A Jabsco emergency bilge pump on the starboard engine with electro-clutch magneto, six bilge pumps overall, four high-water alarms, and 220‑volt ventilation blowers maintain safety and air quality. Service is streamlined by a Reverso six-point oil change system, Glendinning engine controls with two remotes, two stainless 40‑gallon water heaters, two coolant recovery bottles for the mains and two for the generators, and a Makita 1.8 HP household air compressor with vari‑speed engine room demisters. Illumination and storage are excellent with 110‑volt fluorescent lighting, overhead rod storage for six rods, a Husky mounted toolbox with twelve drawers, a sea chest between the engines, and an engine room CCTV camera. Watermaking is robust with two Sea Recovery 1200 GPD watermakers. The chilled-water A/C plant delivers 144,000 BTU from four compressors—Compressor 1: 60,000 BTU Danner Flow Marine (new 2023), Compressor 2: 60,000 BTU Danner Flow Marine (new 2023), Compressor 3: 60,000 BTU Dometic (new 2023), Compressor 4: 60,000 BTU Dometic (new 2023). Power take-offs include two PTOs off the starboard transmission for the hydraulic system. Exhaust components have been upgraded with new DeAngelo exhaust mixers and new DeAngelo hard coat. A stainless steel swim ladder is stored here as well. Fuel tankage is intelligently distributed: two 336‑gallon tanks outboard of the mains, two 728‑gallon tanks outboard of the mains, one 497‑gallon tank below the VIP sole, one 615‑gallon tank below the Master sole, one 756‑gallon tank below the guest companionway sole, and one 105‑gallon tank at center in the engine room, totaling 3429 gallons.

Electrical

Electrical systems are designed for global cruising confidence with 12V/24V DC and 115V/230V AC 60 Hz service. Ship’s power is delivered by two 30 kW Phasor generators in sound shields—port with 21 hours and starboard with 23 hours, both new in 2024—feeding two Glendinning CM8 100‑amp shore cord systems with 100' cords, plus two 50‑amp shore power inlets at the transom. Charging is handled by a 12‑volt 25‑amp Cristec charger for the generators, a 24‑volt 100‑amp Dolphin Pro house charger, and a 24‑volt 40‑amp Dolphin charger for the windlass, stabilized through two Maritime Marine transformers with boost function. Battery arrays include two 12V batteries forward for windlass systems, two 12V batteries between the engines for generators, four 12‑volt 8D house batteries, four 12‑volt 8D main engine batteries, five battery shutoff switches, and a generator parallel switch. The engine room AC panel features three digital volt/amp meters, an AC power management system, twenty‑three 230‑volt breaker-protected circuits, and twenty 115‑volt breaker-protected circuits, with a DC volt meter and eight‑position digital switch and three 250‑amp DC main breakers. A DC 24‑volt panel supports twenty breaker-protected circuits. The pilothouse panel carries twenty‑four 24V breaker-protected circuits, thirteen 12V breaker-protected circuits, and digital 12‑volt/amp and 24‑volt/amp voltmeters. The crew panel offers AC 230V and AC 115V digital volt/amp meters, fifteen breaker-protected 230‑volt circuits, thirty‑two breaker-protected 115‑volt circuits, a DC 24 digital volt/amp meter, twenty breaker-protected 24‑volt circuits, and four shower sump breakers, plus a Headhunter Tank Sentry for the waste tank. A comprehensive bonding system ties it all together.

Recent upgrades to "OSSUM DREAM"

Recent investments elevate “OSSUM DREAM” far above her peers: four new 60,000 BTU chillers installed in June 2023; new engine-start batteries in April 2022; both watermakers overhauled with new membranes in May 2022; main deck flooring updated to laminate in February 2023; new teak on the swim platform in December 2018; 24‑volt engine room fans upgraded to 110‑volt in January 2017; the galley remodeled with new appliances and countertops in January 2016; the anchor windlass overhauled in February 2016; the tender davit overhauled in August 2016; and, crowning the list, two new 30 kW Phasor generators installed in 2024.

Exclusions

While every effort has been made to list all pertinent equipment aboard OSSUM DREAM, certain personal belongings remain on board. Prospective purchasers should assume any item not specifically mentioned herein will not convey at closing, including all original artwork and sculptures presently displayed aboard, as well as all personal effects.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith but without guarantee or warranty of accuracy, and no warranty is made regarding the vessel’s condition. Buyers are advised to instruct their agents or surveyors to investigate such particulars as they desire validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Tender

A 2005 15' Nautica RIB stands ready as the perfect shore link, powered by a 100 HP Yamaha outboard. The helm is centered and purposeful, with a Ritchie compass, fuel gauge, Faria digital depth, analog tachometer, Icom M412 VHF, six weatherproof switches, Lenco trim tabs, and a Yamaha key switch. Practical touches abound: a bow FRP step with folding cleat, a bow seat, a midship FRP step with two folding cleats, an audible horn, LED low-level lighting, and a seat in front of the console. Comfort extends aft with a bench seat behind the console, while a full blue Sunbrella cover protects the tender when not in use.

Remarks

The 96' 2005 Hargrave Capri Skylounge “OSSUM DREAM” is aggressively priced to facilitate a timely sale, positioning her as one of the strongest values in the Hargrave 96' market. Major recent upgrades—including new 30 kW generators in 2024, a renewed A/C plant, overhauled watermakers, updated flooring, a teak swim platform, and a remodeled galley—represent significant investments already made on behalf of the next owner. Her layout shines with day-to-day usability: a welcoming country-kitchen galley, a generous salon, an enclosed skylounge, four ensuite staterooms, and crew accommodations for three to four. Coupled with ongoing mechanical care, she presents as a well-prepared yacht offered at a compelling number. With an out-of-town owner not using the yacht to her potential and pricing reduced accordingly, OSSUM DREAM is a standout opportunity worthy of immediate inspection.