Think B.I.G - WESTPORT FOR SALE

Westport has crafted hand-built luxury yachts in Washington State since 1964, and remains a benchmark among American builders of large yachts over 100 feet. Their reputation for meticulous construction, refined finishes, and exceptional seakeeping makes every Westport feel composed, confident, and distinctly premium on the water.

Created for the owner who values tradition as much as innovation, Westport has long set the standard in its class for quality, comfort, and a quiet, velvety ride. The 106-foot “Think B.I.G.” exemplifies that legacy in a way that feels both timeless and current, reflecting a design ethos that prioritizes grace, performance, and enduring appeal.

A Jack Sarin Naval Architect masterpiece, “Think B.I.G.” carries the pedigree of a portfolio exceeding a hundred bespoke designs, ranging from sleek Superyachts to classic Motor Yachts. Sarin’s work is celebrated for its versatility and client-focused approach, and this Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht showcases why; her lines are elegant, her proportions balanced, and her layout remarkably livable. So successful is the 106 that it has remained one of Westport’s most admired and emulated models—proof that a great blueprint never loses relevance.

As a Luxury Yacht designed for family cruising and private ownership, “Think B.I.G.” has been lovingly operated in a non-charter capacity, maintained by an energized professional captain and crew who look after her with true pride. Detailed service logs and manuals are aboard, underscoring a careful maintenance culture that discerning buyers will immediately appreciate.

Her measurements speak to presence and practicality: an LOA of 106 feet, a beam of 22 feet 8 inches, and a draft just over five feet provide excellent volume without sacrificing access to shallower waters. At 180 gross tons, she offers substantial interior space, while a fuel capacity of approximately 5,060 gallons supports confident journeys. With antennas lowered, her radar arch air clearance is around 33 feet, making bridge transits straightforward for an experienced crew.

Inside, the ambiance is warm and contemporary with a neutral palette, creating a calm, elegant backdrop for life at sea. Accommodations include five ensuite staterooms for ten guests—one dedicated to the owner and four for guests—plus comfortable crew quarters for four. The popular country kitchen and gourmet galley serve as a social hub, with a generous dinette seating eight to ten, perfect for casual meals, morning coffee, or watching the world go by at anchor. Throughout, the fit and finish reflect Westport’s hallmark craftsmanship, combining practicality with understated sophistication.

Outdoor living is a highlight. The expansive Flybridge and Sundeck deliver the quintessential alfresco experience, featuring a six-person Jacuzzi, a full wet bar, and a grill—ideal for long afternoons under way or evenings at anchor. Below, the large cockpit extends the yacht’s lifestyle possibilities, acting as a versatile watersports platform for swimming, diving, fishing, and easy tender access, all at water level. It’s a true bridge between the yacht and the sea, equally suited to lively gatherings or quiet moments just off the stern.

Underway, “Think B.I.G.” is set up for relaxed, economical cruising at around 12 knots, offering the poised ride and confident handling expected of a Westport. This raised pilothouse configuration enhances visibility and command for the crew, and the flybridge affords commanding views for guests. The yacht sits comfortably within the Superyacht category, yet operates with the friendliness and flexibility of a family-oriented Motor Yacht—ideal for coastal passages, island hopping, or extended stays aboard.

Every element of “Think B.I.G.” reinforces her standing as a cherished, privately run vessel: tasteful décor, thoughtful spaces, a cockpit that invites adventure, and a sun deck built for effortless entertaining. With her professional team maintaining her to a high standard and records at the ready, she presents as a turnkey, crewed luxury platform—an inviting raised pilothouse flybridge motor yacht poised for her next chapter on the water.

Accommodations

“Think B.I.G.” offers welcoming accommodations for up to 10 guests and 4 crew, arranged for privacy, comfort, and effortless flow. Forward, reached via the starboard stairway, are two guest staterooms, each with its own ensuite head and shower to starboard. Furthest forward lies a twin cabin with two twin beds, while to port is a double cabin with one full bed. A second companionway to port serves the owner’s area, where an elegant tiled landing foyer opens to three suites, each with its own ensuite. To starboard is another twin cabin with two twin beds; to port, a refined stateroom with one queen bed; and centerline, the magnificent full‑beam king‑berth master suite, featuring a serene sitting area and an indulgent layout with a large shower dividing twin heads with matching vanities. Every guest stateroom is appointed with TVs and audio equipment, generous closets for abundant storage, and an uncluttered sense of space. Aft aboard “Think B.I.G.”, access from the cockpit meter door hatch leads to the spacious engine room and the crew quarters. Here you’ll find two crew staterooms to port, including a single cabin with one full bed, and to starboard, a twin cabin with twin beds, providing a total of 4 crew berths. A single head to port is shared and thoughtfully paired with separate washer and dryer units, a refrigerator/freezer, and a microwave. Dedicated laundry serving the crew quarters and forward guest area includes two clothes dryers and two clothes washers, ensuring easy turnarounds and true yacht‑standard housekeeping.

Main salon

The open, luxury Main Salon feels impressively expansive, anchored by a forward custom entertainment center and embraced by bespoke wrap‑around sofas. Chenille‑upholstered couches invite relaxed lounging, while four occasional barrel‑style bar chairs can be drawn up for convivial dining around the Hi‑Lo table. Overhead, a three‑layer custom ceiling treatment with five beveled moldings graces not only the Salon but echoes throughout the yacht, elevating the ambiance. A walk‑behind bar is cleverly stepped down so the bar top remains low, preserving sightlines across the Salon when seated. Thoughtful amenities include a custom bar with sink, an icemaker, a refrigerator, and an on‑deck day head, all set over custom sculpted carpeting that softens every step. Forward, the Country Kitchen–style gourmet Galley remains open and casual, appointed with custom granite countertops and a wrap‑around U‑shaped raised dinette trimmed in leather, perfectly contoured for exceptionally comfortable dining for 10 or more and elevated for panoramic views. Two additional bar stools can be pulled to the dinette for extra seating. Storage is abundant thanks to custom upper and lower pull‑out pantry cabinetry with locking latches. Premium appliances include a coffee maker, a KitchenAid dishwasher, a KitchenAid stainless refrigerator with freezer of 22 cu. ft., a dedicated ice maker, a KitchenAid trash compactor, a garbage disposal, a Whirlpool microwave oven, and a Thermador four‑burner electric cooktop suited to any gourmet chef, all set against the warmth of beautiful wood flooring and carpet.

Flybridge/sundeck

The Flybridge/Sundeck is exceptionally expansive, crowned at center by a Jacuzzi and complemented by a custom wet bar with four stools and a Whirlpool icemaker. To starboard, a grand dinette comfortably hosts 15 to 20 guests, making this the ultimate space for entertaining under way or at anchor. Three custom Steel Crown helm chairs, raised and fitted with footrests, accompany the captain in consummate comfort while cruising. The sundeck itself measures an impressive 19 ft by 13 ft, offering abundant room for lounging on twin sun pads at the bow, gathering around the flybridge settee, or perching at the bar. Practical details include a fitted Jacuzzi cover, a flybridge arch, dedicated stowage and placement for the tender, and a crane on the bridge deck to handle launch and recovery with ease.

Enclosed aft deck

The enclosed aft deck fuses indoor comfort with alfresco allure, centered on a custom bar with sink, integrated ice maker, glass storage, and a dedicated drink cooler, complemented by a wet bar with sink and thoughtful liquor storage. Guests settle into a custom settee with cushions while weatherized speakers, matched to those on the flybridge and bow, deliver your soundtrack. Teak treads grace the aft stairs down to the cockpit, where practicality reigns with a freshwater wash‑down system and a hot‑and‑cold shower. Equipment highlights include Whirlpool refrigeration and icemaking, Stainless Steel Crown helm seats, a Kahlenburg T3‑A triple air horn, a Jacuzzi with a sun pad cover, a radar arch, a plush settee, and a custom Hi/Lo table. On deck, a robust 2000 lb hydraulic davit on the sun deck (port‑side launch only) handles tender operations. For serious cruising, the deck/hull fender track system with Carson under the rub rail, a wheel puller, additional freezers in the engine room, and a doghouse add capability and confidence.

Electronics

Command and control are comprehensive and redundant, beginning with Garmin 4208 and Garmin 7200 units and extending to two 30‑watt Standard LH10 hailer/intercoms. A Standard 230 SW 40 HM hailer/intercom with four horns—two in the cockpit and two on the mast—joins an MMI APBK600 UPS back‑up, while two Icom IC‑M502 VHF radios (GMDSS) serve both flybridge and wheelhouse. Precision navigation is furthered by a Simrad AP50 autopilot, Detroit engine monitors, and hydraulic wheel steering at both flybridge and pilothouse, augmented by a P&S (port and starboard) wing control station on the flybridge. A 40 hp hydraulic bow thruster adds confident maneuverability, and Quantum ARC 3000 stabilizers (made in Holland, new in 2002) smooth the ride. A printer and a GPS‑interfaced Main Salon TV link to the ship’s computer and the closed‑circuit TV system, while B & G Net DPDU SB provides speed and distance data. Long‑range awareness comes via a 72‑mile Furuno 8050 D/6 radar with scanner and a 48‑mile Furuno 1510 D/6 radar with scanner, paired with a Furuno FCV‑502 color sonar. For communications, an ICOM ICM600 SSB radio with AT 120 coupler and two ICOM ICM125 VHF radios keep you connected, and a ViewSonic 15" flat‑screen computer monitor in the wheelhouse keeps critical data in view.

Sterile clean engine room

The engine room presents as sterile‑clean and meticulously organized, beginning with a high‑volume bilge pump plumbed to the starboard engine raw‑water intake and a Wesmar bow thruster spinning a stainless high‑performance propeller. Climate control is comprehensive, with an additional Marine Air A/C air handler and compressor installed in the captain’s cabin, upgraded engine room A/C, a back‑up pump for the chiller, and a backup water system feeding the HVAC in the engine room. Reliability and safety are elevated by an upgraded No. 1 Sea Recovery watermaker pump and motor, a three‑station seawater fire control system, and a Halon fire control system dedicated to the engine room. Fuel is polished and protected via dual Racor filtration feeding the fuel transfer system. Propulsion spares and drive gear include two Nibral five‑bladed propellers, a 4‑inch spare shaft, and two spare propellers custom‑mounted under the aft‑deck seating. Watermaking capacity is formidable with two 1200 gal/day Sea Recovery units featuring ultraviolet light treatment. Practical touches abound: an electric lazarette hatch, Glendenning shore power, and a starboard‑engine fueling station in the cockpit delivering 100 gallons for tenders and toys, plus a hot‑and‑cold cockpit shower. This vessel has also benefited from thoughtful product‑improvement updates over time, including an additional PTO on the second generator, renewed watermaker membranes, periodic replacement of engine hoses, a serviced anchor system, a full inventory of spare parts and tools, refreshed Airseps and filters, and renewed teak on the aft deck.

Remarks

Think B.I.G represents a rare confluence of late‑model pedigree, high‑quality composite construction, and impeccable condition—an exceptional value in her class. She is genuinely turnkey and poised to depart with her next owner from the moment you step aboard. Do not miss this remarkable yacht; opportunities of this caliber are fleeting.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith but without guarantees or warranties, and no representation is made as to the accuracy of the information or the condition of the yacht. Buyers are advised to instruct their agents or surveyors to verify any particulars they wish to validate. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.