1991 Bayliner 4588 Pilothouse

The 1991 Bayliner 4588 Pilothouse is a compelling choice for those seeking a spacious and affordable motor yacht. Known for its value-oriented design, this vessel offers a generous interior layout with three cabins and two heads, making it ideal for extended family trips or liveaboard lifestyles. The pilothouse design provides excellent visibility and a commanding helm position, while the large flybridge offers ample seating for entertaining guests. With a displacement of 28,000 lbs and a fuel capacity of 444 gallons, this yacht is well-suited for long-range coastal cruising. While the Bayliner 4588 is appreciated for its affordability and practical layout, potential buyers should be aware of common issues such as leaking windows and hatches, as well as the need for careful maintenance of the aging electrical systems. This particular model comes with winter covers for the flybridge and salon, enhancing its usability in colder climates. Priced at $126,000 and located in Gulfport, Mississippi, this yacht represents a solid investment for those willing to invest in maintenance and upgrades to maximize its potential. Whether you're looking to cruise the coastlines or enjoy a liveaboard lifestyle, the Bayliner 4588 offers a lot of yacht for the money.

Introducing the 1991 Bayliner 4588 Pilothouse Motoryacht — a 45’ liveaboard classic designed for serious cruising and comfortable extended stays on the water. Step inside and you’ll immediately appreciate the space. This 3-stateroom, 2-full-bath layout offers true residential comfort, including a spacious master with tub, generous guest accommodations, and a versatile third cabin perfect for additional guests or an office setup. The salon and galley provide an open, inviting feel with warm teak throughout and abundant storage. The fully equipped galley includes a trash compactor, ice maker, built-in blender, beverage refrigerator, microwave, 3-burner electric stove with oven, and dual-voltage refrigerator (12v/110v). A washer/dryer onboard adds to the liveaboard convenience. With 160 gallons of water capacity and 444 gallons of fuel capacity, she’s built for extended cruising in comfort. Power comes from twin turbocharged and intercooled Hino diesel engines, rated at 250HP each, with just 2,250 hours — known for reliability and impressive efficiency. A Westerbeke 12.5kW diesel generator (with less than 50 hours in the last five years) ensures dependable onboard power whether at anchor or underway. This vessel is fully outfitted and Loop-ready, complete with self-inflating life jackets with GPS transmitters, EPIRB, Delta anchor with 150’ of chain plus spare Danforth anchor, spare shaft and props, and an extensive inventory of spare parts. Recent upgrades include new Furuno electronics (radar, dual chartplotters, AIS transmit/receive, autopilot), dual Standard Horizon VHFs, washer/dryer, refrigerator, rebuilt windlass motor, new dinghy winch, remodeled master shower, and more. 2024 updates include new batteries and fresh bottom paint. A 10’ Highfield dinghy with 20HP Tohatsu outboard (under 5 hours of use) is included, along with winter covers and all onboard equipment — TVs, tools, filters, oil, and supplies. Extensively refit and thoughtfully maintained, this 4588 offers exceptional value in a proven cruising platform. If you’re looking for a turnkey pilothouse motoryacht ready for your next adventure, this is one you’ll want to see in person. Call today and get on the water!

El Bayliner 4588 Pilothouse de 1991 destaca por su diseño funcional y espacioso, ideal para aquellos que buscan un yate de motor accesible para largas travesías costeras. Su construcción de fibra de vidrio es sólida, aunque algunos acabados interiores pueden parecer básicos en comparación con yates más lujosos. La navegabilidad es buena en condiciones moderadas, pero puede ser desafiante en mares agitados debido a su diseño de casco. El valor de este modelo es competitivo, ofreciendo una buena relación calidad-precio en el mercado de yates usados. Para un comprador potencial, recomendaría una inspección detallada de los sistemas de dirección y eléctricos, así como de los tanques de combustible para evitar problemas de corrosión. En general, es una opción sólida para navegantes experimentados que valoran el espacio y la funcionalidad.