Sun Cat - PROUT FOR SALE

1996, Prout Catamaran, 50' Generous exterior spaces: cockpit with starboard double-wide helm, wraparound folding table, and seating to port—cruising catamaran, luxury multihull.

Walk thru

Built in 1996, this 50' Prout Catamaran welcomes you with abundant exterior seating, including a starboard-side double‑wide helm seat in the cockpit and a wraparound drop‑down table with seating to port. An exterior shower is thoughtfully positioned in the aft cockpit area. Forward, a stainless steel bow pulpit is tied into two separate vinyl‑coated lifelines that run the full perimeter of the vessel and connect aft to hard‑mounted stainless steel stern wraparound railings, creating a secure passage around the decks. Practicality meets purpose with multiple exterior storage lockers sized for fenders, mooring lines, and other deck gear.

Enter the salon through an outward‑opening door. To port, a U‑shaped galley is appointed with a stove/oven, microwave, exhaust hood, LPG controls, sink, under‑counter refrigerator, and generous counter and storage space. Forward to port, a large U‑shaped dinette with wraparound seating invites gathering and meals. To starboard, a second U‑shaped table with wraparound seating is set over the inverter/charger and the HVAC units, while fully forward sit the AC/DC power panels and the NAV station for organized, at‑a‑glance vessel management.

In the port hull, the aft section houses the engine, a guest berth, a refrigerator, a chest freezer, and storage cabinets; moving forward you’ll find the owner’s berth and a full‑sized head with a shower stall. In the starboard hull, the aft section contains the engine, a guest berth, and storage cabinets, with a forward owner’s berth and another full‑sized head with a shower stall. The head arrangement is electrically operated for effortless convenience. Underfoot, a Teak and Holly wooden deck carries throughout the vessel, while composite countertops in the galley blend durability with easy care. Lighting is via 12‑volt DC fixtures, and climate control comes from two Marine‑Air Cruisair units. Entertainment is provided by a Kenwood stereo CD player with speakers, and ship’s power is underscored by a diesel Westerbeke generator rated at 12.5 kW.

Features

Purposeful systems round out the experience with a capable suite of electronics: a depthsounder and log‑speedometer for precise performance data, wind speed and direction on a Raymarine St 60, an Autopilot – Auto GHC20 for confident passage‑making, a reliable compass, VHF communications via a Garmin VHF 210, plus radar, radio, and a CD player. Interior comforts include a battery charger to keep ship’s power steady, air conditioning and heating for all‑season cruising, an oven and microwave oven for versatile cooking, and both a refrigerator and a deep freezer for extended provisioning. Electrical infrastructure is complete with a shore power inlet and a Westerbeke 12.68 generator to support life aboard at anchor or underway.