SEASEID - Hargrave FOR SALE

Taken in on trade in late December 2025 by an owner moving up to a larger Hargrave, the 95' 2016 Hargrave Flybridge Motor Yacht SEASEID is for sale. Her first owner designed a four-stateroom layout that feels bright and breezy with a chic beach-house vibe. The expansive flybridge features a generous dining zone, walk-behind bar, sun-lounge spa tub, and an elevated helm station. It’s difficult to picture a finer family motoryacht. She’s turnkey and cruising-ready. Easy to inspect now in Ft. Lauderdale.

Walkthrough

Boarding the 95' 2016 Hargrave Flybridge Motor Yacht "SEASEID" is via one of the four hull-side bulwark doors using a seven-step Tracy boarding ladder. The large aft deck, measuring twelve feet fore and aft, offers both loose and fixed seating surrounding a seven-foot hardwood table. Port and starboard steps lead down to the swim platform, where access continues to the engine room and crew area, while additional starboard-side steps rise to the boat deck and flybridge.

A stainless-steel-trimmed automatic entry door opens to a generously wide salon, complemented by full side walkaround decks outboard. A 55-inch Samsung smart TV sits aft to starboard, angled to face the large L-shaped couch to port, with an entertainment console aft and a coffee table featuring built-in storage anchoring the space.

To starboard, steps descend to the private master suite. Further forward, a bar area is appointed with an icemaker and drink fridge, while opposite to port a square dining table for eight is paired with a buffet cabinet aft, providing ample storage.

Forward to starboard, just before the galley, a day head is thoughtfully placed. Up two steps, the large galley presents full-size appliances, an L-shaped dining settee, and the yacht’s full lower station.

To starboard, enclosed steps rise aft to the flybridge and lead forward to the guest accommodations. The forward VIP features a queen-size berth with a private head and shower. Aft to port lies a twin cabin stateroom with a private head, and to starboard a king-size midship VIP also enjoys a private head. A standout feature is the private master cabin entrance from the starboard side of the salon; inside, a king-size berth rests off the aft bulkhead, enhanced by ample storage, large hull-side portlights, and a double-vanity head with a huge shower.

The flybridge is expansive, with a dedicated dining area, a walk-behind bar, a hot tub, and a sun lounge area, plus a 14-foot tender.

The crew area is accessed from the swim platform. To starboard is a dual-access head and a bunk room with two beds; to port, the captain’s cabin offers a queen-size berth and a private head. In the main companionway, a second washer/dryer, sink, fridge, and microwave add convenience. Engine room access is forward.

Salon

Entered from the aft deck just starboard of centerline, the salon unfolds with four large house-side windows to port and four to starboard, all dressed in translucent Roman shades. Immediately to starboard, a 55” Samsung Smart TV is angled toward the couch, while just ahead a built-in double cabinet crowned with a Carrera marble top provides elegant utility. Further forward, steps enclosed in clear glass lead to the private master suite.

Beginning at the portside aft, an entertainment cabinet houses two Sonance receivers, two DIRECTV receivers, a Tripp Lite Smart UPS, a Shinybow AV Matrix Switcher, and a WattBox 8-place switch panel, with a large upholstered chair and ottoman set invitingly in front. Moving forward, a generous L-shaped settee with full storage below surrounds a shipyard-built coffee table featuring four drawers beneath and a centered glass display area. The salon is finished with a “driftwood” planked wood sole, digital A/C controls, and fifteen overhead LED lights set within a painted overhead panel, while LED rope lighting softly illuminates the soffits above the Roman shades. The light, pleasing palette evokes a beach-house sensibility, distinctly different from older Hargraves.

Dining salon

Just forward of the salon’s settee, a low banquette-style room divider topped in Carrera marble defines the space, with five drawers and two three-shelf cabinets below to house all of the yacht’s dinnerware. Advancing along the port side, a square 57" x 57" fixed-position dining table anchors the room, surrounded by eight leather dining chairs for effortless entertaining. The forward bulkhead is finished in handsome horizontal wood paneling, while to starboard—adjoining the steps to the master cabin—a dry bar is appointed with a wet icemaker and drinks fridge beneath a matching Carrera marble top. Immediately ahead lies the day head. The ambiance is enhanced by seventeen overhead LED lights, two stereo speakers, digital A/C controls, and a contiguous driftwood wood sole that flows seamlessly from the salon.

Day head

Set to starboard, the day head features a full-size Headhunter toilet, a house-side window with Roman shades, and a Carrera countertop crowned by a Kohler above-counter vessel-type sink with bulkhead faucet fixtures, creating a refined and functional space.

Galley

Two steps up from the salon, the large open galley welcomes you with full-size appliances and expansive house-side and forward windows that flood the space with natural light. The planked “driftwood” sole, shared with the salon and dining area, continues here oriented fore and aft, while the galley remains fully open to the lower helm for effortless conversation and flow.

A substantial center island crowned in Silestone anchors the space, thoughtfully fitted with two slide-out trash bins, six drawers, and two cabinets, and is complemented by Silestone Blanco Maple countertops and a stainless-steel tiled backsplash. Culinary equipment includes a five-burner GE glass cooktop paired with a modern Broan glass exhaust hood in a smaller profile, a GE stainless steel built-in microwave and matching built-in oven, a Fisher & Paykel two-drawer stainless steel dishwasher, and a GE refrigerator/freezer with water and ice in the door, augmented by two Sub-Zero refrigerator drawers. A deep, double-basin Franke stainless steel sink with a removable VIGO spray faucet is served by InstaHot and InstaCold taps, while under-cabinet LED lighting and twenty-one overhead LED lights ensure brilliant illumination throughout. Storage is exceptional, with thirteen cabinet doors—most concealing pull-out shelves—and a seven-foot-tall pull-out pantry, and comfort is enhanced by Roman shades on the house-side windows and a four-place dining settee. Entertainment is equally well considered with a forty-inch Samsung Smart TV, a Marantz AV receiver, four stereo speakers, and a DIRECTV box.

Lower station

A centerline helm set behind a three-panel windshield affords excellent visibility, framed by electric blinds and served by a starboard-side pantograph door to the side deck. At your fingertips, a 22" stainless steel helm wheel fronts a comprehensive suite of navigation, control, and monitoring systems. Glendinning electronic engine controls are paired with two CAT color engine monitors, while a Naiad hydraulic bow/stern thruster joystick and a Naiad dynamic digital stabilizer control deliver precise handling. The helm presents four 16" MFD monitors supported by three Furuno Navigation net controls with cursors, a Furuno NavPilot, and a Furuno Black Box 8-inch tube color sonar added 8/24, complemented by three Furuno RD33 data screens and a Plastimo Horizon 5" magnetic compass with cover. Anchoring operations are simplified by two Maxwell windlass controls, and night running is enhanced by two ACR searchlight controls and FLIR M-324XP night vision camera controls, with a CCTV camera selector switch overseeing onboard views. Communications are assured by a Standard Horizon Quantum GX5500s VHF with remote mic and a command mic for the VHF above. Critical systems include two key start/stop switches, three VDO fuel tank gauges, three VDO water tank gauges, Exalto wiper controls, a Sea-Fire fire detection panel, seven bilge pump switches with run and alarm indicators, a ship’s graphic panel with key alarm indicator, a back-up engine control switch, and two electrical panels at the helm for DC and A/C. The yacht’s computer tower for the Nobeltec Navigation System integrates seamlessly with the display suite, while storage and ergonomics are thoughtfully addressed with three drawers, four cabinets, and a Stidd leather helm chair. From here, ten steps rise to the flybridge, ensuring swift transitions between command centers.

Forward companionway foyer

From the starboard side of the lower helm area, eight steps descend to the lower accommodations, revealing a thoughtfully arranged foyer. Immediately aft, a cabinet houses a separate GE washer and dryer for effortless onboard living. Further aft to starboard, a queen-size VIP cabin with a private head offers refined comfort, while opposite to port a twin lower-berth cabin, also with a private head, welcomes guests in equal style. Forward, and up two steps, a linen loader precedes the entrance to the queen-size VIP suite in the bow.

Forward VIP

All the way forward, the VIP cabin centers on a queen-size berth set on the centerline, with hull-side cabinetry topped by table lamps that serve as refined nightstands. Thoughtful stowage abounds, including two port and two starboard top-opening storage cabinets, while above, oversized deadlights dressed with sheer drapes, electric blackout shades, and LED rope lights invite ambient glow or complete privacy, followed by cabinets fitted with three interior shelves. Beneath the berth, two large drawers provide additional space for extended cruising needs. Aft to port, a double-door, cedar-lined hanging locker houses a Tripp Lite Smart UPS, a DIRECTV receiver, and an Apple TV, and the aft bulkhead is appointed with a 32-inch Samsung Smart TV for effortless entertainment. Aft to starboard lies the VIP head. The cabin also features eight overhead LED lights, a carpeted sole, and digital A/C controls to fine-tune comfort.

VIP head

Entered from the forward end, the VIP head welcomes you with a teak sole and a finely crafted vanity featuring eight small drawers and open storage, crowned by a Carrara marble top with an undermount sink. A bulkhead-mounted faucet is complemented by three mirrored medicine-cabinet doors above, while a Headhunter toilet underscores the premium specification. The stall shower is enclosed by a hinged clear glass door with a matching sidelight and includes a bench and a shelf, an opening stainless-steel porthole, Roman shades, and a shower fixture that can be used wall-mountable or handheld. Completing the space are eight overhead LED lights, an exhaust fan, and an air conditioning outlet.

Starboard side VIP

Aft on the starboard side, a second VIP cabin welcomes with an athwartship queen-size berth set above four large storage drawers and LED rope lighting. Flanking the berth, two-drawer nightstands are crowned in Carrera marble with table lamps above, while over the headboard two extra-large opening portlights, dressed with sheer drapes and electrically operated blackout shades, bathe the space in adjustable light. On the forward bulkhead, a two-door, cedar-lined, auto-lit hanging locker provides generous wardrobe capacity. At the foot of the berth, a chest of six drawers sits with a 32" Samsung TV positioned above, and aft lies the entrance to the private head. The cabin is finished with eight overhead LED lights, a carpeted sole, and the original A/C control.

Starboard side VIP head

Inboard and aft lies the entrance to the starboard-side VIP head, accessed from its forward end, where a teak sole sets a warm tone for a beautifully appointed space. A vanity with eight small drawers and open storage is crowned by a Carrera marble top with an undermount sink, while a bulkhead-mounted faucet sits beneath three mirrored medicine-cabinet doors. The toilet is a Headhunter model. The stall shower features a hinged clear-glass door and sidelight, a bench, a shelf, an opening stainless steel porthole, Roman shades, and a wall-mountable or handheld shower fixture. Completing the space are eight overhead LED lights, an exhaust fan, and an air conditioning outlet.

Port side guest cabin

Entered from the forward end, the port side guest cabin reveals two twin berths set off the aft bulkhead, divided by a two-drawer nightstand crowned by a table lamp. Beneath each berth, two large drawers provide generous stowage. Above the outboard berth, sheer drapes frame an oversized opening stainless-steel porthole, complemented by an electrically operated blackout curtain for absolute privacy. At the foot of the berths, a cedar-lined, auto-lit hanging locker stands alongside the private head entrance and a 27-inch Samsung TV. Within the head, seven oversized LED lights, a carpeted sole, and digital A/C controls complete the arrangement.

Port side guest cabin head

Entered from the forward end, the port side cabin head features a teak sole and a vanity with eight small drawers, open storage, and a Carrera marble top with an undermount sink. The faucet is a bulkhead model set beneath three mirrored medicine cabinet doors, while the toilet is a Headhunter model. The stall shower presents a hinged clear glass door and sidelight, a bench, a shelf, an opening stainless-steel porthole, Roman shades, and a shower fixture that can be wall-mountable or handheld. Additional appointments include six overhead LED lights, an exhaust fan, and an air conditioning outlet.

Master cabin companionway

From the forward starboard side of the salon, ten carpeted steps framed by a glass surround and a stainless-steel railing lead below, setting a refined tone for the descent. En route, a top-opening cabinet reveals the yacht’s two water heaters, thoughtfully positioned for convenient access. Overhead, a large stainless-steel deadlight bathes the passage in natural light, while at the foot of the stairs a five-shelf full-size loader awaits to keep essentials neatly organized.

Master cabin

Entering the master cabin, a king-size berth is set off the aft bulkhead, flanked by twin two-drawer Carrera marble–topped nightstands with gooseneck reading lights above and two port and two starboard drawers below, all framed by LED rope lighting around the perimeter. To starboard, a chest of nine drawers with a Carrera marble top sits beneath a very large hull-side deadlight dressed with sheer drapes and an electric blackout shade, while the soffit above adds a warm glow with LED rope lights for accent; just forward lies a two-door auto-lit hanging locker. The forward bulkhead presents a six-foot upholstered bench, a 40" Samsung Smart TV, a chest of five drawers, and a dressing mirror. To port, a matching two-door auto-lit cedar-lined hanging locker incorporates a digital safe, followed by six drawers and two cabinets, a matching hull-side window, a Carrera countertop, and coordinated shades and drapes, with the entrance to the master head positioned aft to port. The space is further refined by fifteen LED overhead lights, two stereo speakers, a wood-paneled sole, and digital A/C controls.

Master head

Entered from portside aft, the master head spans nearly the full beam and exudes refined functionality, beginning with a double vanity offering twelve drawers topped in Carrera marble, with undermount china sinks and sleek bulkhead faucets. To port, four additional drawers and three open shelves sit alongside a large opening stainless-steel porthole dressed with sheer drapes and a blackout shade, enhancing both ventilation and privacy. The vanity is finished with three separate mirrors, each flanked by three sconce lights that create a warm, flattering glow. All the way to starboard, an almost five-by-five-foot shower features four corner drains, a wall-mounted or handheld fixture, dedicated lighting, an exhaust fan, and a clear glass door for a bright, open feel. Completing the space are eight overhead LED lights and striking wave-type Porcelanosa wall tiles that tie the room together with contemporary elegance.

Foredeck

The foredeck is elegantly finished with faux teak laid over FRP decks, setting the stage for serious cruising capability with dual stainless steel anchor rollers and a stainless steel hull plate that shields the gelcoat from the anchor. Anchoring is effortless and secure thanks to two hydraulic Maxwell windlasses inset into the deck, each served by two up/down foot switches, and complemented by an Aritex chain lock system and two 175-pound Pool N Type anchors with 250 feet of 1/2 inch chain. Access to the ground tackle is straightforward via two Freeman dogable hatches into the anchor lockers, while bollard-type cleats with hawse holes ensure reliable line handling and a quick-disconnect freshwater washdown fitting keeps the area shipshape.

Forward visibility and comfort are equally well considered, with three windshield wipers with washers and a three-panel windshield protected by a three-piece Textilene cover. After dusk, six low-level LED courtesy lights create an inviting ambiance, enhanced by two Wet Sounds stereo speakers. Guests can relax on a three-person bow seat with backrest and removable cushions, or stretch out on a two- to three-person sun pad with removable cushions, all supported by four trunk cabin storage lockers that keep the deck uncluttered. Raised FRP bulwarks topped with a stainless steel rail provide reassuring security under way, and a bow pennant staff holder adds a refined finishing touch.

Side decks

The broad side decks are finished in faux teak over durable FRP, draining cleanly through integrated deck drains and framed by raised FRP bulwarks crowned with a stainless steel handrail for confident movement underway. Port and starboard hull-side hinged entry gates are set into the bulwarks with a seamless rail break for effortless boarding, while a starboard-side wheelhouse entry door provides swift access within. Ample freeing ports promote a dry, secure passage. Night operations are assured by eight port and eight starboard overhead LED lights, complemented by two side deck cameras for enhanced awareness. Service points are intelligently placed, including four fuel fill ports with hinged covers and a water fill to port with a dockside water inlet, and robust dual spring line cleats to port and starboard secure the yacht with authority.

Aft deck

Seamless, same-level access from the salon brings you onto an aft deck designed for effortless entertaining, with both built-in and loose seating set over teak decking with grey caulking. A seven-foot hardwood table with cover anchors the space, complemented by eight-foot-wide seating for five with removable cushions and storage below, while a 40-inch Samsung TV protected by a vinyl cover and two Wet Sounds stereo speakers elevate open-air relaxation. Twin steps lead down to the swim platform and crew area.

Function meets readiness with three shelf storage lockers, a tackle cabinet with two drawers, and six-place tackle box storage, all augmented by a large storage area beneath the flybridge steps, bulwark storage in the port pilaster, and dedicated starboard bulwark storage for the boarding ladder. Practical connectivity comes via two GFI outlets and HDMI cable outlets, and a classic ship’s bell provides a traditional finishing touch.

Day-to-day convenience is enhanced by a Trend two-piece sliding glass door with automatic, push-button operation and starboard-side Glendinning engine and thruster controls. Secure movement and smart access come via two hinged gates to the swim platform and separate port and starboard opening hinged bulwark entry gates with rail break. Seaworthy detailing includes corner hawse holes with roller pins, two rod holders, and an emergency Freeman hatch into the engine room.

Awareness and ambiance are assured by two aft-facing cameras, two security cameras, and sixteen overhead LED lights, while ten steps to the boat deck—each with a light and stainless steel handrails—provide illuminated passage. Twin stern docking lights and stout eight-inch-diameter boat deck support poles complete this capable and beautifully appointed outdoor living area.

Swim platform

Five teak-tread steps descend to the swim platform, flanked by stainless steel handrails to port and starboard. The platform is finished in faux teak decking and is thoughtfully equipped with a hot and cold shower and a Jabsco shore water inlet. A dogged Freeman hatch provides access into the rudder area, while a pantograph door opens directly into the engine room. A custom added livewell enhances on-the-water capability, and power handling is simplified by port and starboard one-hundred-amp Glendinning cable reels. Security and function are elevated by six stainless steel U-shaped rails aft on the swim platform, integrated swim ladder sockets with the ladder stowed in the crew closet, and two rod holders ready for the day’s catch.

Flybridge

The upper deck is exceptionally large for her size, made possible by carrying the forward house well forward on the main deck, with convenient access from inside at the lower station as well as from the aft deck. Aft lies the boat deck with a crane and a 14’ RIB tender, a dock box, toy storage, a deck freezer, and a dual sunlounge with storage below, complemented by a six-person hot tub. Moving forward beneath a huge FRP hardtop, a large walk-behind bar, a gas grill, and dining for twelve set the stage for effortless entertaining, while two steps up the large centerline helm presents port and starboard raised double seats, all behind a clear enclosure and air conditioned. This arrangement is ideal for Florida and New England cruising.

Bridge deck equipment

A centered helm anchors the bridge deck, complemented by a starboard-side access door from the pilothouse for effortless flow. Raised port and starboard double seats with folding stainless steel footrails provide superior vantage and comfort beneath an FRP hardtop, which is engineered with arch supports aft and stainless steel supports forward. An eleven-panel acrylic enclosure runs arch to arch, pairing with faux teak decking to create a refined, weather-ready environment. Illumination and sound are expertly curated with thirty overhead LED lights and six Wet Sounds stereo speakers.

Entertaining is elevated by a walk-behind bar crowned with a granite top, served by three mounted barstools, a bar sink and faucet, four drawers, and five cabinet doors, with a U-Line drink fridge discreetly positioned behind an FRP door. Aft, the bar area continues the theme of indulgence with a Fire Magic gas grill set beneath a hinged FRP top, a clear-ice icemaker, and three additional FRP cabinets.

Atmosphere and amenities abound with twenty low-level LED lights and a port-side dining table in wood with cover that seats twelve, including three stainless steel chairs, while a 40-inch Samsung TV is stored below for seamless entertainment. To port, a six-person hot tub offers relaxation with three easy-access doors for equipment and steps with a stainless steel railing for secure entry. To starboard, a raised double sun lounge features abundant storage below, with removable cushions and a protective cover. Fusion stereo controls keep the soundtrack at your fingertips, and climate is assured by two flybridge-dedicated air conditioners serving the helm and dining areas. A Venturi windscreen extends arch to arch with a stainless steel railing, and two chest-type fridge/freezers are neatly housed under the forward flybridge seats.

Helm equipment

The helm is a true command center, beginning with two 14-inch Green Marine multifunction displays flanked by two 6-inch CAT color engine monitors and Glendinning electronic engine controls. Navigation and fish-finding capability are anchored by two Furuno NavNet key pods with multidirectional cursors, two Furuno RD33 data instruments, a Furuno digital Nav pilot, a Furuno Black Box 8-inch color sonar added 8/24, and a Furuno sonar new in 2024. Manoeuvrability and ride comfort are refined through Naiad Dynamics bow and stern thrusters and Naiad Dynamics stabilizer controls, while situational awareness and deck handling benefit from two ACR searchlight controls, two Maxwell windlass controls, and FLIR night vision control. Clear communications are delivered by a Standard Horizon Quantum GX5500s VHF with remote mic and a Standard Horizon microphone from the lower VHF, and reliable guidance comes from a Plastimo 5-inch magnetic compass with cover, with onboard comfort managed by Cruisair air-conditioning controls. Engine interface is intuitive with dedicated engine start/stop switches and low-RPM switches, and safety status is instantly legible via seven bilge pump indicator lights and seven bilge pump alarm lights. The tactile experience is completed by a stainless steel helm wheel, a Fusion MS-UD750 stereo, and a protective helm cover, with a Stidd helm chair provided with its own cover for lasting appeal. Thoughtful storage and access include three small drawers portside of the helm and under-helm double-door access on the port side, while provisions are kept close at hand in Stakol freezers under the companion seats, port and starboard. Rounding out the environment are three air-conditioning vents forward at the helm, each with its own cover.

Boat deck

The boat deck is finished with a faux teak sole that sets a refined tone, complemented by three stainless steel lounges for open-air relaxation. Practicality meets polish with custom tender chocks, stainless steel railings, and a hinged access gate at the steps from the aft deck, while a stainless-and-glass sliding hatch provides smooth access below. Stowage and provisioning are effortless thanks to a large dock box and a free-standing freezer with cover. Safety and adventure are equally prioritized, with Winslow “Pelican pack” life rafts to port and starboard, removable paddle board racks with paddle boards to port and starboard, and an ACR EPIRB. Tender handling is straightforward with a Quick Lift Davit, 2500 lbs. maximum, ensuring robust lifting capability when needed.

Hardtop equipment

Crowning the hardtop are two six-foot open-array Furuno radar scanners paired with a FLIR camera, two ACR search lights, and two Starlink antennas, complemented by KVH TracVision TV3 and KVH TracPhone V3IP Mini SAT. A Shakespeare over air TV antenna, two stainless steel folding light masts, four GPS sensors, and an Airmar weather station broaden capability, while communications are strengthened by two eight-foot VHF antennas and two sixteen-foot VHF antennas, and authority is signaled by dual-trumpet air horns.

Crew area

The crew common area is entered via a centered pantograph door and down two steps. Immediately to port, six storage cabinets conceal a standard Horizon Quantum VHF. Opposite, a door leads to the starboard crew head, providing dual access and serving as a valuable convenience when a guest requires a head without transiting the yacht’s interior. Forward lies the entrance to the over/under cabin, while opposite is the captain’s queen size cabin with a private head. Further forward, a locker houses a full size GE washer and a full size GE dryer. Next forward, a small galley area features a sink, granite top, a GE microwave, and a drink fridge, with a three person lounge and table opposite. All the way forward is the engine room entrance, and a fold down ladder and hatch to the aft deck provide access at sea as needed.

Captain’s cabin

Set to port, the captain’s cabin features a queen-size berth aft, a double-door cedar-lined auto-lit hanging locker, two large drawers beneath the berth, and four cabinets, complemented by an opening porthole with a Roman shade above. Entertainment and convenience are provided by a 24” Samsung TV, a Tripp Lite USB, a d.net TV receiver, and a small safe, while five LED lights illuminate the space overhead.

Within the cabin, the private head includes a full-size Headhunter toilet and a vanity with six drawers and two cabinets beneath a granite top with an undermount sink, with three mirrored medicine cabinets above. The stall shower offers a bi-fold door, a bench, and an opening large portlight with a Roman shade, together with a wall-mountable or handheld fixture, while seven overhead LED lights and an exhaust fan serve this head.

Crew cabin

Accessed from the inboard side, the crew cabin features two outboard bunks. Beneath the lower bunk are two drawers, while above the upper bunk a large opening portlight fitted with a Roman shade invites natural light and fresh air. Thoughtful storage includes two auto-lit, cedar-lined hanging lockers, and illumination is provided by five overhead LED lights. Climate comfort is managed by a dedicated digital A/C control within the cabin, and aft a door leads directly to the crew head.

Crew head

The crew head is thoughtfully designed for versatility, featuring two access doors that make day use effortless. A full-size Headhunter toilet is complemented by a granite-topped vanity with an undermount sink, offering ample storage in six drawers and two cabinets, while three mirrored medicine cabinets are positioned above for additional organization. The stall shower is enclosed by a bi-fold door and incorporates a bench, a large opening portlight dressed with a Roman shade, and a shower fixture that can be wall-mountable or handheld. Illumination is provided by seven overhead LED lights, and an exhaust fan ensures optimal ventilation throughout the space.

Engine room

This impeccably engineered space offers 7' 5" of headroom, white painted Diamond Plate decking, and stainless steel railings around the engines, all brightly illuminated by ten overhead LED lights and observed by two engine room cameras. Power is delivered by twin CAT C-32 ACERT engines coupled to ZF 3055A gears with a 3:1 ratio, breathing through an AirSep crankcase ventilation system and supplied via a Central Sea Chest raw water delivery. The driveline is completed by 4" stainless steel prop shafts with Tides Marine dripless shaft seals, while hydraulic pumps off both main transmissions feed a Naiad Dynamics hydraulic tank, with a Naiad electric motor providing “At Rest” stabilization and a dedicated stabilizer cooling pump ensuring reliable performance.

Serviceability and endurance are built in with dual Racors with a vacuum gauge for each engine, two Racor 500s for the generators, CAT engine coolant expansion bottles, and a six-place Reverso oil change system, complemented by a workbench on top of each generator for efficient maintenance. Fuel management is precise and clean thanks to a fuel manifold with Fill-Rite counter, site gauges on the port and starboard fuel tanks, and an Algae X fuel magnet fuel cleaner, while two Northern Lights exhaust gas separators for the generators further refine operation. Cooling and climate control are handled by a Cruiseair system with logic board paired with three BTU compressors, and safety is underscored by a Sea-Fire fire suppression system.

Comfort and autonomy extend with a Blue Water 800 GPD watermaker, two Torrid 40 gallon water heaters, and a Headhunter tidal wave toilet treatment system supported by Headhunter holding and treatment tank LED gauges. Practical necessities are met by two 220V A/C bilge pumps, a 135 PSI household air compressor serving the horn and more, four Delta-T engine room fans for optimal airflow, and a fresh water spigot with hose for quick clean-downs. Finishing touches include two three-drawer Craftsman tool boxes and two new underwater lights installed 8/24, elevating both utility and presentation.

Electrical

Twin Northern Lights generators—port showing 4,357 hours and starboard 4,364 hours as of December 2025—anchor a meticulously engineered AC 240V power management system featuring AC System 1 and AC System 2 with a four-place rotary switch. Push-button source selection allows seamless choice of Generator 1, Generator 2, Shore 1, or Shore 2, with dedicated volt and amp meters monitoring both systems.

Complementing this are four DC battery switches, two generator parallel switches, and two Northern Lights gauge packages for the generators. Shore power is optimized by two Acme 25 kVA transformers with a boost option, while charging is handled by a Mastervolt Chargemaster 24V 80 amp charger, a Mastervolt Chargemaster 24V 30 amp charger, and a Mastervolt Chargemaster 12V 35 amp charger.

In the pilothouse, the DC electrical panel provides two DC digital volt/amp meters for 12V and 24V, thirty-eight breaker-protected 24V circuits, nine breaker-protected 24V circuits, five sump pump switches, and ten domestic light source switches that operate on either “power supply” or “battery.”

The pilothouse AC electrical panel features three AC digital volt/amp meters covering 240V, 120V (L1), and 120V (L2), together with fourteen breaker-protected 240V circuits, twenty-two breaker-protected 120V L1 circuits, and twenty-two breaker-protected 120V L2 circuits.

A dedicated 24V panel includes three knife breakers and nineteen breaker-protected 24V DC circuits.

In the engine room, the 240V/120V panel is fitted with three digital volt/amp meters, thirty 240V breaker-protected circuits, fourteen 120V breaker-protected circuits on line one, and fourteen 120V breaker-protected circuits on line two.

Sea trial data

Conducted on December 12, 2025, the sea trial showcased poised acceleration and efficient performance across the range. At 1,400 rpm, she made 13 knots while consuming a total of 48 gallons per hour at a 35 percent load; at 1,600 rpm, speed increased to 14.5 knots with a total fuel burn of 76 gallons per hour at a 50 percent load; at 1,800 rpm, she held 15.2 knots at 110 total gallons per hour and a 60 percent load; at 2,000 rpm, she reached 18.2 knots with total consumption of 172 gallons per hour at a 90 percent load; and at 2,250 rpm, she topped out at 20 knots, burning a total of 200 gallons per hour at a 100 percent load. Engine temperature registered 172° at 1,800 rpm and 187° at WOT.

Comments

Taken in trade in late December 2025 from an owner moving up to a larger Hargrave, the ninety-five-foot 2016 Hargrave flybridge motor yacht “SEASEID” is very much for sale. Commissioned by her original owner with a four-stateroom interior, she radiates a light, airy aesthetic with a relaxed beach-house ambiance. Her expansive bridge showcases a large dining area, a walk-behind bar, a sunlounge hot tub, and a raised helm area, creating an inviting space for effortless entertaining underway or at anchor. It is hard to imagine a better family yacht. She is ready to go now and is easy to view in Fort Lauderdale.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are presented in good faith, yet neither the accuracy of the information nor the condition of the vessel can be guaranteed or warranted. Prospective buyers should instruct their agents or surveyors to investigate any particulars they wish to have verified. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

February 2026 1,000-hour service

In February 2026, the yacht received a comprehensive 1,000-hour service on the CAT engines, with technicians removing and servicing the plate coolers, aftercoolers, and transmission coolers; the Dual Pass aftercoolers, new in February 2024, have a ten-year service life. They replaced impellers, zincs, and alternator belts, cleaned and oiled the Airsep filters, replaced the CCV filters, changed the oil filters, fuel filters, and coolant, changed the transmission oil and filters, and replaced the Racor filters. The generators were equally attended to, with oil, oil filter, and fuel filters changed; Racor filters replaced; impellers, zincs, and alternator belts replaced; and heat exchangers removed and cleaned, followed by new coolant and thermostats. During the sea trial on February 9, 2026, a CAT download showed the lifetime average engine load to be 15%.