Enclosed Bridge - VIKING FOR SALE

A timeless 74-foot luxury motor yacht, this 2007 build marries enduring craftsmanship with modern cruising comfort. Lying in the United States and constructed in robust fiberglass with fiberglass decks, she delivers the quiet confidence and low‑maintenance durability discerning owners prize. Her broad 19-foot beam creates an impressive sense of volume, opening the interior to generous living spaces and allowing effortless flow between lounging, dining, and entertaining.

Powered by twin MTU inboard diesels, she offers the poised performance and throttle response expected of a proper motor yacht. With 3,000 gallons of fuel aboard, she is set up for ambitious coastal passages and easy long weekends alike—efficient, predictable, and ready to stretch the horizon. The ride is reassuringly solid, while sound engineering and straightforward systems access make ownership and service refreshingly practical.

Inside, light and space define the experience. The main salon invites relaxed conversation with seating arranged for both intimate evenings and lively gatherings. A well‑appointed galley is positioned to serve guests seamlessly, whether you favor casual breakfasts underway or plated dinners at anchor. Thoughtful accommodation planning supports both family cruising and hosting; five heads throughout the yacht ensure uncommon privacy and comfort for owners, guests, and crew.

On deck, the yacht’s open‑air living unfolds naturally. The aft terrace is ideal for alfresco dining beneath the stars, while broad side decks and sturdy rails inspire confidence moving forward to a generous foredeck—perfect for sunning or taking in the view as the coastline slips by. Non‑skid fiberglass underfoot, substantial hardware, and clean deck layouts reflect a build conceived for real-world cruising and easy line handling.

Bluewater‑capable yet beautifully mannered in a marina, this 74 combines presence and practicality in equal measure. From sunrise departures to sunset toasts, she elevates every moment aboard—an elegant platform for adventure with the substance to back it up.

Motor Yacht • Luxury Yacht • Cruiser • Bluewater • Long-Range • Twin MTU Diesel • Inboard • Fiberglass • 70–80 ft Class • United States • 2007 Model

Tower electronics

At the tower, navigation and communications are crisply centralized with a Garmin 8617 installed in 2021, a matching Garmin autopilot control head also from 2021, the clear and dependable Garmin GMI 20 data display, and twin ICOM HM162B VHF handsets that keep you connected when the bite turns on.

Tower

The Palm Beach Towers tuna tower with a seven‑foot gap crowns the boat with purpose, featuring a molded standing platform beneath a molded hardtop blackout and integrated navigation lights. The flat‑black painted dash hosts MTU control head and steering alongside main engine start/stop switches, tachometers, and trim tab controls, while a fresh‑water spigot, Ritchie compass, and molded tri‑color lighting add practicality and polish. Painted dual horns project authority, and a dedicated teaser reel control panel completes this fish‑first perch.

Electronics

At the helm, a professional‑grade suite centers on two Garmin 8622 displays from 2021 paired with two KEP 17" LED monitors and three Oceanic digital fuel gauges added in 2021, all driven by a KEP Leviathan marine computer running Noble Tec Trident plotting software. Precision expands with a Garmin 8530 15" chart plotter (2021), a Garmin GSD 26 sounder black box and R509 CHIRP spectrum transducer, plus both a Garmin 12 kW HD radar (2021) and a Garmin 4 kW HD radar (2021) for layered situational awareness. Night vision and low‑light capability arrive via a FLIR M625L, while a Garmin AIS system and a pair of Icom 604 VHF radios keep you seen and heard. Connectivity is assured with KVH v3 V‑SAT for phone and internet, a KVH HD7 satellite TV system, an engine‑room and cockpit camera network, an Airmar weather station, and a Weather Works weather service feed. Entertainment and data distribution are handled by two Direct TV HR24 and four Direct TV H24 satellite receivers, a Wave Wi‑Fi antenna, a D‑Link wireless router, and a Fusion stereo amplified by JL Audio, complemented by an ACR spotlight with control pad and Sirius satellite radio for the soundtrack offshore.

Salon

Stepping into the salon, Amtico flooring at the entrance sets a refined tone beside an Icom Command VHF and a generously upgraded L‑shaped sofa with abundant storage below. A teak coffee table anchors the seating, the main electrical panel is intelligently placed, and a dimmer brings the salon’s quartz lighting to a warm glow. Entertaining is effortless with a Kenmore Elite clear ice cube machine, a 55" Samsung HDTV, a Direct TV HR24 satellite receiver, a Sony multi‑channel receiver, an RTI remote for the salon entertainment system, and a Panasonic Blu‑ray, while a built‑in wine cooler keeps vintages ready to pour. A graceful spiral staircase leads to the flybridge, and the space is finished with custom teak lambrequins with fabric inserts, solid teak valances, Hunter Douglas Silhouette blinds, and custom bar stools at the galley counter.

Galley

The galley is artfully appointed with a Verde Lavras granite countertop and a flush‑mount Gaggenau four‑burner cooktop, complemented by a Sharp Carousel convection microwave oven. Cold storage is generous with two Sub‑Zero under‑counter refrigerators providing four drawers in total, plus one Sub‑Zero under‑counter freezer with two drawers, while a Kenmore Elite trash compactor keeps the space tidy. An under‑mount sink with garbage disposal is paired to a Grohe satin‑nickel faucet and sprayer, and storage abounds with pull‑out full‑length upper cabinets and lower drawer and shelf cabinetry. Underfoot, a custom Amtico wood sole meets a custom granite and mirror backsplash, with refined indirect lighting beneath the uppers and three additional outlets for appliances, and the scene is set with two custom bar stools for casual conversation.

Dinette

Opposite the galley, a teak dinette table comfortably seats five atop a custom Amtico sole that visually flows from the galley, while the dinette cushions are thoughtfully hinged for effortless access to the storage beneath.

Day head

The day head is finished with a granite countertop and a Head Hunter Royal Flush toilet, set over a custom Amtico sole with a mirrored upper vanity in lieu of wallpaper and convenient forward access to additional storage.

Master stateroom

The master declares its authority with a centerline king berth offering ample storage beneath and a custom hand‑crafted mattress with hinge (System #5), flanked by end tables with fluted teak pillars. A bespoke headboard with mirror and fabric, decorator spread and shams, and custom wallpaper set a serene tone, complemented by a telephone outlet and phone, a cozy corner settee with storage, a teak credenza with five drawers, four‑door hanging lockers, and an overhead hatch with blackout shade. Lighting is layered and intimate with indirect illumination and dedicated his‑and‑hers reading lamps, while en suite access to the master head enhances privacy. Entertainment is at your fingertips with a Samsung 32" LCD flat‑screen TV, a Panasonic Blu‑ray player, and a Direct TV HR24 satellite receiver.

Master stateroom head

The master head pairs a granite countertop encircled by mirror at the vanity with a teak vanity beneath, an under‑mount sink, and a custom Amtico sole. Storage and style meet in the full‑length mirrored linen closet, mirrored ceiling, custom wallpaper, and a one‑piece frameless shower door, while a Head Hunter Royal Flush head completes the suite.

VIP head

The VIP head presents a granite countertop over a teak vanity, an under‑mount sink, mirror surrounding the vanity, a mirrored ceiling, and custom wallpaper, with a Head Hunter Royal Flush toilet and a linen closet fitted with a full‑length mirror.

Guest stateroom

The guest stateroom offers upper and lower berths with storage beneath the lower, a hanging storage locker, and custom decorator spreads and shams atop hand‑crafted mattresses wrapped in bespoke fabrics and wallpaper. Entertainment arrives via an LCD TV, a Direct TV HR24 satellite receiver, and a DVD player, while en suite access to the guest head ensures comfort and privacy.

Guest head

The guest head features a granite countertop with an under‑mount sink, a mirrored vanity above a teak base cabinet, a mirrored ceiling, a custom Amtico sole, and custom wallpaper, creating a refined and resilient space.

Enclosed bridge

The enclosed bridge commands visibility and comfort with a centerline Stidd captain’s helm chair with footrest, flanked port and starboard by bench seats with footrests and served by a graceful spiral staircase down to the salon. Aft, an L‑shaped sofa with storage beneath pairs with a custom teak coffee table, and a custom Amtico wood sole accents both helm and aft lounge. The dash carries a carbon‑fiber appearance with flush‑mounted varnished drink holders and storage to port and starboard, while Hunter Douglas Trac blinds shade the forward windows and tinted side and aft windows complement the custom ostrich headliner. A teak credenza provides shelf storage and five drawers, the Parker watermaker’s remote operates at the helm beside the fire suppression indicator, and an overhead hatch with blackout shade awaits a sunny day. Cold refreshments come from a U‑Line refrigerator with ice maker, entertainment from a 19" LCD TV and a Direct TV H24 satellite receiver, and above the hardtop a custom Palm Beach Towers radar pad stands ready for two radar systems.

Bridge aft backdown station

Aft on the bridge, a portside docking helm station with bow thruster controls and single‑lever engine controls faces an aft bench with two‑tone cushions, all protected by custom molded hardtop lights. Command stays close at hand with a Garmin 8616 and Garmin autopilot, while a rail rocket launcher with twelve rod holders stands ready. Station and seat covers preserve the finish, a ladder on centerline climbs to the tuna tower, and a bow thruster remote adds flexible control.

Cockpit

The business end is tournament‑ready with mezzanine seating dressed in custom two‑tone cushions over a teak cockpit and mezzanine deck sole, a Garmin 8612 for quick reads, and a Fusion stereo to set the mood. A barbecue grill stands alongside a transom livewell with oval window and multicolor LED illumination, with three rod holders in each haunch to port and starboard and a transom door with lift gate for seamless action. The tackle center, a refrigerated step drink box, and two mezzanine deck freezers keep gear and provisions at the ready, while gaff lockers lie beneath both port and starboard gunwales and Cablemaster feeds serve both sides. In the deck, the cockpit sole features a starboard fish box, a large centerline fish box, and a port box plumbed for ice chipper discharge, while 12/24‑volt outlets under each gunwale and a custom Seaworthy Services dive ladder with in‑deck fittings complete this formidable cockpit.

Engine room

Power comes from twin MTU 16V2000 M93 engines rated at 2400 HP each with 4200 hours, supported by twin ONAN 27.5 kW generators and an AlgaeX fuel polisher with feed and return manifolds serving all three tanks. Endurance is enhanced by a SeaRecovery 1800 gpd watermaker and an Eskimo ice machine plumbed to the port in‑deck box, while climate control is assured by CruisAir chilled‑water air conditioning with dual CruisAir circulating pumps and a Scot Pump raw‑water feed, all breathing through a Delta‑T air intake system. Electrical and hydraulic systems are equally robust with Newmar battery chargers, dual power steering pumps, three engine‑room cameras, a Head Hunter freshwater pump, and an oil change system plumbed to the cockpit, plus hydraulically driven crash pumps and a fire suppression system with helm monitor. Generator exhaust gas water separators keep things quiet, a Side‑Power hydraulic bow thruster adds authority, Odyssey AGM batteries were renewed in 2021, and a Flo‑Scan engine fuel management system integrates with the Garmin network, including generators. Manual gauges and electric start/stop switches provide redundancy, VEEM five‑blade propellers put power to water, and a sonar system adds a deeper dimension to the hunt.

Deck/hull

A new teak deck installed 10/2022 sets the tone for a hull built to range, carrying 3100 gallons of fuel in three tanks and breathing through fiberglass side through‑hulls. Six Lumishore underwater lights ignite the wake, while a bow pulpit with safety rails and a hydraulic Lewmar windlass manage the ground tackle with a 500' rode and 75' of chain mated to a 110‑pound Delta plow anchor. The teak cockpit and mezzanine deck match the topside finish, a hydraulic bow thruster stands ready, a mounted EPIRB adds security, and a fresh‑water spigot in the bow anchor locker simplifies washdowns. Handling the tender is a low‑profile Nautical Structures 2500 lb davit, completing a deck plan built for serious cruising and sport.

Companionway

From the companionway forward of the galley and offset to starboard, all cabins are easily reached along a corridor designed for quiet efficiency. Here, a Whirlpool washer and dryer serve extended cruising, a sub electrical panel and custom teak between panels refine the finish, a top‑loading storage cabinet swallows provisions and spares, and a central vacuum keeps every surface shipshape.

Crew quarters

The crew quarters are purpose‑built with upper and lower berths and storage beneath the lower, a teak end table, mirrored storage, and a double‑door hanging locker, while hand‑crafted mattresses, decorator spreads, shams, and focused reading lights elevate comfort. A 15" LCD TV and a Direct TV H24 satellite receiver handle downtime, direct access to the engine room speeds service calls, and en suite access to the crew head keeps the team self‑sufficient. The crew head itself features a granite vanity countertop, an under‑mounted sink with mirror above, a custom Amtico sole, a teak vanity, and a Head Hunter Royal Flush toilet.