1991 Broward 102

The 1991 Broward 102 is a distinguished pilothouse yacht that embodies the classic American craftsmanship for which Broward is renowned. Known for their custom and semi-custom luxury yachts, Broward has built a strong reputation in the yachting community, and this 102-foot model is a testament to their quality and craftsmanship. With a spacious beam of 19 feet, this yacht offers ample room for luxury and comfort. The interior is designed with a focus on providing a lavish experience, making it ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying family cruises. The yacht's solid aluminum construction ensures durability, although vigilant maintenance is required to prevent corrosion. The Broward 102 is perfect for luxury cruising, charter operations, and long-range voyages, thanks to its impressive range and fuel efficiency. While the yacht's electronics and amenities may require modernization due to its age, its strong resale value and brand reputation make it a compelling choice for experienced yacht owners. Located in Seattle, Washington, this vessel is competitively priced at USD 975,000, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of yachting history.

Freshwater kept in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, with transferable moorage! Andiamo is a freshwater kept 102' Broward Motoryacht. Just completed a complete bottom paint job, down to bare metal at Delta Marine, August 2025. In 2023, she had an extensive mechanical rebuild for both Detroit Diesels V12-92 engines and generators. Many other upgrades are listed just below. She features separate quarters for the owners and guests, and for the crew. There is a large primary cabin (A king-sized bed), a VIP cabin (queen-sized bed), and a 3rd cabin with three berths, each with ensuite heads. The crew quarters can accommodate up to six in three cabins and, therefore, could be used for extra guests. There is a large aft open cockpit which can be just as good for dinners as for fishing. A large swim platform with a swim ladder makes it easy to board tenders or waverunners for swimming, fishing, or other water activities. Up to the main floor, you enter into a bar & lounge area, and then into the salon, with a beautiful couch, and then a large dinner table that can be set up for fine dining. The salon has direct access to the sleeping areas for the owner and guests. Further forward is the lower helm, and then a very large galley with an equally big table for eating or games. Down a few steps are the crew quarters and access to the engine room. From the pilothouse, you can access the very well set up flybridge, which is separated into a helm area, a wet bar/upper galley, an enclosed dinner table, followed by a large open seating area, and then the davit and tender. It's truly designed for year-round boating. Andiamo is a turn-key vessel that would be ideal as a top-quality charter boat or an around-the-world cruising yacht. Key Features Include: • Naiad fin stabilization • 1,800 gallon per day watermaker • Modern galley and flybridge appliances, including a Viking fridge and stove, but also newer microwave, bottle fridges, icemakers. • Updated Garmin electronics and Furuno secondary electronics. Two sets of radars. • Two sets of washer/dryers • Three docking stations - One in aft cockpit, one in flybridge, one in pilothouse. • Modern Sonos sound system with controls in all the main areas. • 2024 11' Highfield Rigid Inflatable Fiberglass bottom dinghy with 30hp Suzuki outboard motor. Notable Upgrades: • Complete overhaul of the two main engines, including new cylinders, pistons, rings, cam shafts, valves and heads. Only 25 hours on the rebuilt engines. (2023) • Complete new bottom job - Sandblasted the hull, applied barrier coats, primer and bottom paint. (2025) • Overhauled the two generators, including the heat exchangers and the flywheels (2024) • Put in a Sonos A/V system (2024) • Added a Starlink system (2024) • Complete overhaul of the Chiller/HVAC system (2023) • Replaced couch and chair/ottoman in the salon (2025) • Added coast guard certified life rafts (2) and cradles (2025) • Complete overhaul of the tender davit (2023) • Replaced tender and cover (2025) • Replaced flybridge enclosure (2023) • Replaced navigation system and electronics with Garmin (2023) • Updated galley appliances (2023-2025) INTERIOR FEATURES: Bar/Lounge Area (Aft-most interior space): Entering from a set of double doors, this bar/lounge area was likely part of the extension done to the vessel. It’s a nice space, with a large bar to port and a U-shape settee to starboard. The floor is a beige marbled tile floor. There is a bulkhead forward to separate this space from the salon, with glass windows to see through • Settee – Located to starboard when you enter, this U-shaped settee easily sits 6-7 guests. Has beige leatherette cushions in great shape. The table is rectangular and in the same marble as the bar countertop (Dark brown/green with red and white veins). Electric high/low controls. • Bar – 7-foot long L-shaped bar with marble countertops (Dark brown/green with red and white veins). Elevated portion to serve guests, who can use the three swivel stools. There is a large round stainless steel sink and modern appliances. Three drawers and 2 shelves, and another for glassware. • Air Conditioning – LG portable unit, is custom-run for exterior exhaust. Takes care of this bar/lounge space only • Fridge – large Viking fridge with 5 shelves • Icemaker – U-line • TV – Samsung 40-inch smart TV, in the forward-port corner • Sound system controls – Sonos brand. Features source select, volume, track (Added in 2024). • Speakers – 2 hidden speakers in ceiling Salon & Dining Area (Fwd of Bar/Lounge): The salon & dining area is about 24 foot long by 17 foot wide of open space. Coming from the Bar/lounge area, there is a large settee to port, and to starboard, a lounger and console with large TV. Further forward to starboard is the stairwell to access the main cabin, and then a console for dinnerware. There is a large dining table centered for six. To port is an L-shaped console. • Air Conditioning/Heating – Cruise Air controls by dining area • Sound system – Sonos controls by the dining area. Features: source select, volume, track (Installed in 2024) • Flooring – Beige carpet with a light swirl design. Plush and comfortable. Grey-brown Sunbrella runners are running forward and aft, with a split around the dining table. • Settee – The very large U-shaped settee to port is roughly 12.5 Feet by 7 Feet deep. Can easily sit 7 guests. It’s in a soft beige woven fabric that feels like suede, with accent cushions. There is a coffee table with a black stone top and a metal base. (Replaced in 2025) • Chair/Ottoman – Comfortable chair with ottoman to starboard, in the same material as the settee. (Added in 2025) • Starboard Console 1 (By Settee) – Over 8 feet long with a black stone counter. Has the TV on top and A/V equipment, and storage. • A/V System – Located in the large starboard console, the Sonos sound system controls are all there (Installed in 2024) • TV – Large Samsung 55-inch TV. Denon Receiver and Sony Blue-ray player • Dining table – Roughly 7 Ft by 3.75 ft wood dining table, has a custom top. Centered in the dining area, it is not fixed. It’s a fine and inviting space, more formal than the country kitchen dining area by the galley. There is a mirrored, wood-framed panel on the ceiling with 6 spotlights for a special dining feel. • Port Console – Forward of the couch, there is a large L-shaped console that is about 7 ft wide by 9 Ft long. Countertop is black stone. Below there are nine cubbies that include special storage for glassware (Tall & short glasses, wine glasses, champagne flutes), but also storage for plates, bowls, coffee mugs, casual and formal flatware, and napkins. • Starboard Console 2 (by dining area) - Roughly 6 ft by 16-inch console. The countertop is black stone. 2 cubbies that hold linens and napkins. Day Head (Located by dining area on main floor): The day head is practical, located between the dining area and the lower helm. It is an elegant space, with a light and counter flooring that contrasts with the dark gold walls and gold sink that shines. Showy in a fun and classy way. • Floor – Beige stone tile flooring • Walls – Gold chip effect wall finish, • Vanity – Beige stone counter, with a sink that is gold with gold faucet. • Head – Dometic electric head • Fan Lower Helm: The lower helm is forward of the salon, and can be accessed to port and starboard, up three steps, for an elevated view. The flybridge can then be accessed via steps. There is a settee and a complete helm station with modern electronics. • Settee – Elevated settee for 3-4 in black ultraleather, with two large drawers underneath and foot support. • Video display – 24-inch Vizio video feed display, shows feeds for the stern, port and starboard sides and both engines. • Chartplotter 1 – Garmin GPSmap 8616xsv 15-inch display (Installed in 2023) • Chartplotter 2 – Furuno GPS17x 17-inch display with radar • Radars – Redundant systems - Garmin Fantom Dome 24x radar (Installed in 2023) and Furuno radars. • Autopilot – Simrad AP28 controls • Data repeater 1 – Garmin GMI 10 - Reads depth, heading, position, GPS speed, wind speed and heading, air temp, barometer • Wind Indicator – B&G wind speed and heading • Class A AIS (Send and receive) – Digital Deep Sea CLA2000 Class A AIS, gives data to Garmin chartplotter but also has it’s own 4.5 inch display listing the nearest vessels. • VHF – Icom IC-M604, along with several handheld VHFs • Gauges – Above the helm are displays for: Engine voltage, oil pressure, water temp, rpms, • Switches – Generator start/stop, wipers, exterior lighting, pilothouse lighting, nav/anchor lights, engines start/stop, horn • Fin stabilizer controls – Naiad gauges and on/off switches • Bow Thruster – controls • Shifters – Split shifter and throttles • Compasses – Large 7-inch Furuno compass by wheel, and a Danforth dome-style unit on the dash Galley/Casual Dining: Forward of the lower helm, down two steps is access to the galley and casual dining area (and then further, the crew/extra quarters and access to the engine room). There are three large windows to port and starboard. The galley is aft and the dining area forward of it. The galley is a large U-shaped space with upgraded appliances. • Flooring – Beige wood laminate flooring • Dining table/Settee – Forward of the galley is a large dining table with an L-shaped settee in beige ultra-leather that seats 7. There are chairs on the outside of the table for 3-4 more. The table is a rectangle with a corner trimmed off, in black stone. • Sound system – Sonos controls by the dining area. Features: source select, volume, track (Installed in 2024) • Air Conditioning/heating – Electric CruiseAir unit, vent in galley • TV – Insignia 23-inch TV, can be swiveled into various positions • Counter top – The galley is a deep U-shape, and the main counter is over 11.5 feet long and done in black stone. • Sinks – Large stainless-steel double sinks with waste disposal • Refrigerator/freezer – Viking Professional series refrigerator/freezer with double fridge doors and lower freezer drawer. • Drink fridge – 4-shelf drink fridge with glass door, by the settee, in the counter • Range – Viking Professional series range with 4-burner electric cooktop and large oven • Microwave/Hood – Samsung microwave and hood • Electric toaster – Gourmia counter-top unit • Dishwasher – Frigidaire brand • Opening windows – both aft windows to port and starboard are slide-open • Storage – 4 cubbies above the counter, 10 drawers, and 5 cubbies under counter. Access to Primary and Guest Quarters: From the salon, you can easily access the stairwell to the primary and guest quarters. The stairwell winds down to the hallway, and forward, you have the primary, and aft, you have two guest cabins (A queen-berth cabin and three single bunks in the other cabin). • Flooring – Beige carpets with a light floor pattern. Plush. • Washer/Dryer units – Whirlpool separate washer and dryers, hidden inside closet. • Closets – 2 facing closets with 6 shelves each. Perfect for laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, and much more. Primary Quarters: The primary cabin is full-beam, with the floor space being about 14 feet wide and 9 feet long. The bed is centered, and two port is a large console and desk, and to starboard, more consoles and small settee. There are lots of storage, including two closets. The ensuite head features two different sets of sinks and toilets, joined by a very large tub with jets. • Air Conditioning and Heating – Electric, CruiseAir controls • Flooring – Beige plush carpet • Sound system – Sonos controls. Features: source select, volume, and track. Two speakers hidden in the ceiling. (Installed in 2024) • TV – Samsung 31-inch smart TV, with Sonos soundbar • Berth – King-sized berth that has the headboard on the forward bulkhead, so pointed forward and aft. Two drawers under each side of the bed. • Ports – Two large opening ports, with curtains on each side • Consoles – Four 3-foot-wide consoles with a black stone counter and three large drawers. Located to port and starboard • Desk – To port, between two consoles, is a small desk/vanity • Settee - To starboard, between the two consoles. Sits 2. • Closets – Cedar-lined walk-in closets, one on each side. Primary Heads: Accessed from the primary cabin, these are accessed from two doors on each side of the bed, with identical setups on each side and a very large bathtub/jacuzzi in the center to join both sides. • Flooring – Beige stone tile floor • Counter – Beige with black and white speckled stone countertop, with white sink • Storage – Two drawers, large under-sink storage • Tub – Measuring almost 5 feet by 5 feet, this very large tub has sliding smoked glass doors and doubles as a jacuzzi. Accessed from both heads. • Port – Large opening port • Separate shower stall • Large mirror • Heads – Dometic electric head (One on each side) • Bidet – Kholer (One on each side) • Fan • Towel holders - 2 Starboard Guest Quarters: Has a single queen-sized berth and ensuite head. • Air Conditioning and Heating – Electric, CruiseAir controls • Flooring – Beige plush carpet • Sound system – Sonos controls. Features: source select, volume, and track. Two speakers are hidden in the ceiling. (Installed in 2024) • TV – Samsung 31-inch smart TV, with Sonos soundbar • Berth – Queen-sized berth that has the headboard on the port bulkhead, so pointed port to starboard, not forward and aft. Two drawers under each side of the bed. • Ports – Two large opening ports, with curtains • Consoles – Almost 3-foot-wide console with black stone counter and three large drawers on each side of the bed, doubles as side tables • Closet – Cedar-lined closet, about 6 feet wide, with shelves and hanging rod Starboard Guest Ensuite Head: Accessed from the starboard side guest quarters. Has a separate shower stall. • Flooring – Beige stone tile floor • Counter – Beige with black and white speckled stone countertop, with white sink • Storage – Two drawers, large under-sink storage, large medical cabinet with 4 shelves • Port – Large opening port • Separate shower stall • Large mirror • Head – Dometic electric head • Fan • Towel holders - 2 Port Guest Quarters: Has three individual bunks and an ensuite head. • Air Conditioning/Heating – Electric, Honeywell controls • Flooring – Beige plush carpet • Sound system – Sonos controls. Features: source select, volume, and track. Two speakers are hidden in the ceiling. (Installed in 2024) • TV – Samsung 30-inch TV with Sonos soundbar, in the right forward corner. • Berths – There are two single berths side by side, with padded headboards and reading lights. On the inside wall, above one bunk, is a fold-down third bunk. • Storage – All the bunks have full storage under. • Ports – Two large opening ports, with curtains • Closet – Between the two bunks is a deep, over 5 feet, cedar-lined closet with a hanging rod • Console – Almost 4-foot-wide console with black stone counter and three large drawers Port Guest Ensuite Head: Accessed from the port side guest quarters. Has a separate shower stall. • Flooring – Beige stone tile floor • Counter – Beige with black and white speckled stone countertop, with white sink • Storage – Two drawers, large under-sink storage, large medical cabinet with 4 shelves • Port – Large opening port • Separate shower stall • Large mirror • Head – Dometic electric head • Fan • Towel holders - 2 Access to Forward/Crew Quarters: Forward of the galley, down 6 steps, is the forward crew or extra guest quarters. There are 3 cabins and one head, with 6 single bunks (4 in the forward cabin and one in each of the extra cabins). There is a large hallway that also leads to the engine room, and a large closet for tools. • Bottle fridge – 4 shelves, with glass door • Closet – Housing a large amount of tools Forward Crew Cabin: • Air Conditioning/Heating • Flooring – Beige carpet • Berth – There are 4 bunk beds in a V-pattern, two at the bottom and two on top. • Hatch – Very large opening overhead hatch gives good natural light • Hanging Locker – Large and deep cedar-lined hanging locker • Drawers – Two drawers under the lower bunks • TV – Toshiba 20-inch TV to port of the top bunk • Lights - Bedside lights by each bunk, two overhead lights • Large hatch into anchor locker – Steel door • Mirror behind the door Captain’s Quarters (Port): • Flooring – Beige carpet • Bed – Single elevated bunk bed • Port – Large opening port • Storage – Under the bed, a large cubby and two drawers, a large shelf along the bed, and a very large cubby at the end of the bed • Closet – Cedar-lined closet with two shelves and a hanging rod • Safe – in closet • Desk space Mate Quarters (Starboard): • Flooring – Teak and holly • Bed – Single elevated bunk bed • Port – Large opening port • Storage – Cubby under bed, three small shelves by bed, and a drawer unit, hanging rod under desk • Desk/counter space Forward Head: • Toilet – Dometic electric head • Counter – 5-foot-wide stone-like counter with an encased sink • Mirror • Storage – large cubby under counter, long cubby by sink, medical cabinet with mirror • Separate shower compartment • Opening port – Large • Fan EXTERIOR FEATURES: Flybridge: The flybridge is accessed from the lower helm, up several steps. The enclosed area is 16 feet long by about 15 feet wide and has a hard metal roof and clear panels. There is the helm that’s centered, with an elevated settee, and lower side settees. Behind the helm seating is a large bar, and then a settee with an oval table. The space can be enclosed from all sides. Further aft is the open flybridge space, which is overall 22 feet long. There is a roughly 15-foot-wide by 14-foot-long seating area, with facing benches for and aft (seats 5 on each side), and then facing settees and a large table • Davit – Laser defense system • Sound System - 4 speakers outside • Bar • Fridge – Lynx double drawer fridge • Bottle fridge • Icemaker - Whirlpool • Small sink Upper Helm: The upper helm can be accessed from the lower helm. There is a settee and a complete helm station with modern electronics. • Settee – Elevated settee for 3-4 in beige fabric, with foot support and storage access underneath. • Video display – 24-inch Vizio video feed display, shows feeds for the stern, port and starboard sides and both engines. • Chartplotter 1 – Garmin GPSmap 8616xsv 15-inch display (Installed in 2023) • Chartplotter 2 – Furuno GPS12x 12-inch display with radar • Radars – Redundant systems - Garmin Fantom Dome 24x radar (Installed in 2023) and Furuno radars. • Autopilot – Simrad AP28 controls • Data repeater 1 – Garmin GMI 10 - Reads depth, heading, position, GPS speed, wind speed and heading, air temp, barometer • VHF – Icom IC-M602 • Gauges – Engine voltage, oil pressure, water temp, rpms, • Switches – exterior lights, synchronizer, air horn, flood lights, name board • Fin stabilizer controls – Naiad on/off switches • Bow Thruster – controls • Shifters – Split shifter and throttles by Panish Controls • Compass - Ritchie Ground Tackle: • Winch - One Muir Storm 4000, single hydraulic winch • Anchor - One Forfjord, 210-lb anchor, with one 3/8-in-dia x 300-ft lengths of welded link chain, with necessary swivels and shackles. Safety Equipment: • Emergency Lighting System - 12 volt lighting throughout. • Personal Floatation Devices - Twenty, USCG approved. • Life Rafts - (2) USCG-approved, 8-person inflatable life raft, in New condition, with the vessel's name lettered thereon, located for manual deployment on aft deck • Life Ring Buoys -Two (2) USCG-approved ring buoys, both with retrieving line and vessel’s name visibly lettered thereon, located aft on vessel. • First aid kit • EPIRB - One (1) Cobham, Category A Satellite2 406-MHz emergency position indicating radio. • Fixed Extinguishing System - one (1), 50-lb Halon 1301 CO2 cylinder with automatic release, for Engine Room; (Last inspected April 2025) • Portable Fire Extinguishers, USCG Approved, Hand Held - Ten (10) Dry Chemical, 5:BC3- lb each strategically positioned about vessel (Last inspection April 2025) • Tender - 2024 11' Highfield Rigid Inflatable Fiberglass bottom dinghy with 30hp Suzuki outboard motor. Water Systems: • Tanks - One integral aluminum tank with vents and shut-off valves at the tanks. • Plumbing - Aluminum piping with General Electric, model Smart Water inline filters. • Pump - One Headhunter 17-gpm electric. • Water Heater - One (1) General Electric 19.9-gal located in engine room and one general Electric 40-gal located in master closet. • Water Maker - One Marine Labs, 1800-gpd unit. Electrical:  • Power Supply - 110/220 VAC from service generators and 12 volt DC from storage batteries; shore power by means of heavy-duty, electric extension cord to 50-Ampere permanently mounted receptacle on vessel's exterior. • Batteries - four (4) 12-volt, (2) AGM 4-D and (2) Two lead acid (marine main engine starting type 4-D batteries with isolation switches, connected to plastic covered, multi-strand, copper cables, all located in corrosion proof, covered, well-ventilated boxes in Engine room; Two (2) 12-volt, marine auxiliary engine starting group 27 batteries with isolation switches, connected to plastic covered, multi-strand, copper cables, all located in corrosion proof, covered, well ventilated boxes in Engine room; Two (2) 12-volt marine type 4-D storage batteries with isolation switches. for emergency lighting power located in bow thruster compartment; Two (2) 12-volt AGM 4-D marine group 24 storage batteries with isolation switches for emergency communications located on flying bridge.

The Broward 102 is a classic example of American yacht craftsmanship, offering a blend of luxury and durability with its aluminum hull and spacious interior. Known for their quality construction, Broward yachts are built to last, although older models like this 1991 version may require updates to electronics and amenities to meet modern standards. The yacht's sea keeping abilities are commendable, providing a stable and comfortable ride suitable for long-range cruising. While the maintenance costs are high, typical for a yacht of this size, the Broward 102's strong resale value and brand reputation make it a worthwhile investment for those who appreciate its classic design and spacious accommodations. A marine surveyor would focus on the condition of the aluminum hull, teak decks, and the state of the onboard systems. This yacht is ideal for experienced owners who value American craftsmanship and are looking for a customizable luxury yacht with a classic appeal.