2011 HARGRAVE CUSTOM YACHTS Tri-deck Compare

Built by Hargrave Custom Yachts in 2011, TRUE NORTH is a 41.45-metre tri-deck motor yacht built to full RINA Unrestricted Classification. At 353 GT, she delivers exceptional interior volume with 7-foot-plus headroom throughout all levels, combining a spacious and well-structured layout with long-range cruising capability. Her exterior was fully repainted in 2024, and she completed her RINA 15-year Class inspections along with an extensive six-month yard period in January 2026, placing her in strong, well-maintained condition for her next owner.

TRUE NORTH accommodates up to 12 guests across five guest staterooms plus an additional bunk room, with dedicated crew quarters for eight. Her interior layout is designed for both relaxed living and comfortable entertaining, featuring an expansive main salon, a sky lounge, and a sundeck complete with Jacuzzi and wet bar. Twin Caterpillar C32 engines provide reliable propulsion, while Naiad zero-speed stabilisers ensure comfort both underway and at anchor. Her shallow 7.5-foot draft makes her particularly well suited to the Bahamas and Caribbean, while remaining capable of extended Mediterranean cruising.

TRUE NORTH is well suited to buyers looking for a spacious, versatile superyacht that is ready to use. Her combination of generous guest capacity, volume, shallow draft, and significant recent capital investment makes her an appealing option for families planning extended cruising itineraries, whether in sheltered island waters or across broader ocean passages. Her strong charter potential also makes her relevant for buyers seeking to offset running costs through a structured charter programme.

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