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World Traveler: Westport 112 Raised Pilothouse For Sale

This 2002 Westport 112 RPH has cruised all over the world with a four-stateroom layout and a 2,500-nm range. Asking price? $4.295 million.

By Jake Lamb

September 19, 2024

The Westport 112 Integrity can accommodate up to eight people with its four-stateroom layout. Courtesy Luke Brown Yachts

Since 1994, there have been 65 Westport 112 hulls launched. The 2002 Westport 112 Raised Pilothouse called Integrity is currently listed with Luke Brown Yachts for $4.295 million. This particular Westport 112 was purchased by its current owner in 2006 and has since cruised in the Mediterranean and around New Zealand.
“One will rarely find a yacht of this vintage that has been as consistently well cared for as Integrity,” Luke Brown Yachts says. “She has always had a full-time captain and/or engineer aboard and, when in use, additional crew.”

The flybridge Jacuzzi will be a go-to spot anytime of the day and with a bar a few steps away, happy hour might start early. Courtesy Luke Brown Yachts

Although Integrity is not available for new ownership until returning to Spain in fall 2024, arrangements can be made to inspect it and offers can be submitted. It’s worth noting if Integrity is not sold by fall, the yacht will be shipped to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with an early-December estimated time of arrival.

Stepping into the salon, guests will notice the natural light pouring in from the waist-to-ceiling windows lining the space. Lounge seating is aft to starboard with a low-top bar directly to port. Formal dining is amidships. A circular dining table offers seating for eight. A chandelier above accentuates the dining area.

Past the forward bulkhead is the main deck country galley. Along with the forward dinette and the island bar, the galley is equipped with an array of meal-prep appliances, including:

Liebherr refrigerator/freezer
Thermador steam oven
Thermador induction-top stove
Thermador dishwasher
Kitchen Air extractor
InSinkErator
Garbage compactor

Integrity has a conventional salon with a twist. The lounge seating is aft and the formal dining is forward; however, part of the lounge area is dedicated to the port bar. Courtesy Luke Brown Yachts

The cockpit has a U-shaped dinette aft which has room for eight people to enjoy shaded alfresco dining. Wide side decks lead to and from the foredeck which does have a built-in bench seat forward in case guests want to enjoy cocktails at sunset.

The flybridge has multiple entertainment areas guests can enjoy. The after section is a blank canvas, perfect for chaise lounge chairs to catch some sun. Amidships, a Jacuzzi sits on the centerline with a settee forward to starboard and a bar to port. If the sun gets too harsh a Bimini top can shade the forward section of the flybridge.

After a fun day on the water ends, owners and their guests can head belowdecks to one of four en suite staterooms. Amidships, the full-beam master stateroom has a centerline king berth, a cedar-lined wardrobe, a variety of stowage, an entertainment system and four portholes, which help fill the space with natural light. Forward, the VIP stateroom has a centerline queen berth, a walk-in cedar-lined wardrobe and entertainment system. Of the two remaining guest cabins, one has a queen berth and one has twin single berths. The crew quarters are abaft the engine room with a double-berth captain’s cabin and a second cabin that has three single berths.

The master stateroom sits amidships with a king berth, a cedar-lined wardrobe, a variety of stowage, four port holes, an entertainment system and an en suite head. Courtesy Luke Brown Yachts

Twin Detroit Diesel MTU 2000 V16s can push Integrity to a 24-knot top hop. Slowing to a 12-knot speed gives this 112 a 2,500-nautical-mile range.

Some other notable features on board Integrity include: