Scout is a stunning sight as you step aboard. She feels all of the 73 feet with her long waterline and sleek look. Teak deck wraps the deck and is beautifully paired with high-gloss, rich red, mahogany cabinsides and patina bronze hardware.
Up on the bow you likely have the best of any yacht. A sunken leather bench seat forward of the windlass allowing all the working of the vessel to be behind you so you can enjoy the pure sights of the ocean. Still up on the foredeck there are port and starboard bench seats and a built in centerline settee on the forward end cabin house. All the seats carry the same dark blue leather cushions atop the gleaming mahogany furniture.
If you want to head back to see where the vessel is being operated, you can step up into the pilot house on port or starboard from the side decks. Now about three feet higher, the views are still astounding. Now you have the scene of the classic helm and binnacle accompanied by some modern navigational and communication systems. You never forget you are in a classic yacht sitting in a raised settee with varnish and teak as your foreground.
Aft of the pilot house and still up on the house, Scout has the perfect tea time or cocktail hour lounge I can imagine. There is an elegant semi-permanent bimini and canvas sides below the hand rail to protect for the sun and wind, while still enjoying the ocean air and having a drink in the comfortable wicker chairs.
We still have one more lounge area available. Maybe it is a little chilly or you just came up for your morning coffee back aft. Scout has a full enclosed aft deck with built-in settee. I always loved being in the stern of the boat. This is comfortable, private and elegant. What could be better.
