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For Sale: 2006 64′ Hatteras

The 25-knot 64' Hatteras Yachts Pilot Lounge is asking just shy of $1.3 million.

By Donny Gilbert

February 29, 2024

The 64-foot Hatteras Pilot Lounge is a 2006 build with a three-stateroom, three-head motoryacht, MTU power and an asking price of $1,299,000. Courtesy Worth Avenue Yachts

Climb aboard Pilot Lounge, a 64’ Hatteras yacht, and the first thing you might notice is the quietude onboard with the engines running. Pilot Lounge was built with optional twin MTU engines that throttle up to 3,000 horsepower combined, which was an upgrade over the standard Caterpillar diesels. With its three-stateroom and three-head layout, Pilot Lounge is a solid option for family and friends that want to stay on board for extended cruises.

A large sliding glass door from the motoryacht’s aft deck provides access to the salon where you will find a custom sofa with stowage, two club chairs, a 42-inch flat screen TV, wine chiller and refrigerator. All of the comforts of home are brought together with first-rate high-gloss cherrywood and carpet. Large windows on both the starboard and port sides of the yacht, along with the large sliding glass doors, allow guests to feel as if they were sitting on deck, but within climate-controlled comfort. The windows and ambient light also enhance the sense of openness and volume. Other amenities in the salon include:

Whisper Wall headliner
Wine/beverage glass storage cabinet
Fluted wood valances and Duette blinds
Polished stainless-steel three-panel door to aft deck
DC low-level lighting behind salon valances, port and starboard
Finished high-gloss cherrywood bulkheads
Entertainment center with a flat-screen TV, omnidirectional antenna, AM/FM surround-sound receiver, DVD/CD player and master distribution center
Polk stereo speakers
Custom teak-and-bird’s-eye maple cocktail table w/stowage

The salon is accented with high-gloss cherrywood. Courtesy Worth Avenue Yachts

A few steps up from the salon are the pilothouse and the galley, which is conveniently located for entertaining friends in the salon or on the aft deck. Walking through the galley, which has a U-shaped design with high-gloss cherrywood cabinets, leads to the lower helm station. The helmsman has the comfort of a Pompanette captain’s chair, which can be rotated for additional seating at the portside dinette. The helm console is trimmed with high-gloss cherrywood. From the Garmin, Simrad and Furuno electronics to the hydraulic bow thruster, Yacht Controller and more (see below), the skipper has all the tools needed for safe and pleasurable navigation at his fingertips. Steps to port lead to the flybridge while a watertight pantograph door to starboard provides access to the side deck. Other lower helm features include:

Hydraulic power-assisted steering
2/Garmin 7612 12-inch chart plotters
Garmin HD open-array radar
Icom VHF radio
Furuno RD30 multifunction display
Simrad AP25 autopilot
2/MTU electronic engine displays
Hatteras Premium Ships monitoring system
MTU single-lever electronic controls
American bow thruster control, hydraulic
Windshield cover
Integrated controls with emergency back-up and engine synchronization
Electric fuel gauges
Carbon monoxide detector

The lower helm is just a few steps up from the salon and has a durable Amtico sole, single helm seat with easy access to the single-lever controls, the hydraulic bow thruster and the 12-inch multifunction displays. Courtesy Worth Avenue Yachts

Pilot Lounge’s 282-square-foot flybridge is accessible from the stairs adjacent to the galley, or a set of stairs on the aft deck. The flybridge has a fiberglass hardtop, and is enclosed with Strataglass on four sides. The flybridge is air conditioned, contains a sink and two electric grills. Guests can enjoy a comfortable meal at the L-shaped settee with dining table, which is located to the port side just abaft the helm. The captain has a centerline helm with clean sightlines and arn’s-reach-access to the instrumentation and electronic navigation equipment. Other features on the flybride include:

Stainless-steel grab rails
Tinted acrylic windshield
4-sided enclosure with roll-up cutouts throughout
Painted aluminum radar arch with masthead light and anchor light
Compass with dimmable light
Fusion stereo with volume control
Refrigerator, storage, and molded countertop
DC low-level lights
Hinged door to pilothouse
Single-lever clutch and throttle controls with engine synchronization
Hydraulic power-assisted steering
“Sea Grass” sole covering
Custom stainless-steel railings added to aft bridge deck for increased safety (new 2017)
Davit Tech 1100 low-profile

Pilot Lounge’s Strataglass enclosure and air conditioning creates a comfortable climate-controlled flybridge. Note the lower helm access door to port. Courtesy Worth Avenue Yachts

When the day’s cruise is over, retire to one of three staterooms belowdecks. The owners’ stateroom has a king-sized berth on centerline. The room also has two nightstands, two hanging lockers and multiple drawers for stowage. The VIP guest stateroom has a walkaround queen-sized berth and also has two hanging lockers, cabinets and drawers for stowage. A third stateroom with twin berths can be found on the port side of the vessel. Easy access from the companionway makes this stateroom a great day bed idea for guests looking for a short rest. All three staterooms have private heads.