Bayliner 4518 Twin Low-Hour Hinos

Very low hours on the engines, serviced regularly. Recently replaced all hoses and hose and hose clamps.

The generator is a Westerbeke 12.5 KW

The batteries: 8, 6-volt for house and engine start and one 12-volt for the generator start. All are believed to be four years old. All are in good shape and have been properly maintained.

12 volt battery, 110 volt generator, 110 shore power voltage, 9 batteries charged by: engine, shore power, generator Battery Charger: Pronautic 12/50 charger

LOA for moorage purposes is 51 feet.

The Bayliner 4518 pilothouse model is one of the manufacturer's most popular motor yachts. These have various designations (4518, 4588, etc.) but are essentially the exact same model.

The hull is a semi-displacement type with a shallow draft (3' 6") for this size of vessel. The pilothouse is augmented by an upper flybridge. There are three staterooms below decks and an expansive living space.

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The Bayliner 45 series motor yachts are among the most popular models of the manufacturer's capable cruisers. This vessel has been kept under cover nearly since new and the exterior finish is in excellent condition.

Enter the main saloon from the large, fully enclosed aft cockpit.

To port is a U-shaped settee with dining table. Opposite to starboard are a pair of matching upholstered chairs between a teak coffee table. Forward further to starboard is a full featured wet bar with deep sink, bottle storage, and refrigerator/freezer.

Opposite the wet bar to port is the large galley area. This features a three-burner propane stove with oven, deep double stainless steel sink with modern faucet fixture, a full-size refrigerator with freezer, a microwave, and ample storage in many drawers and cabinets. Large windows in the saloon and galley area are a signature Bayliner 45 model design feature.

From the galley and saloon area, companionway stairs lead forward to the lower cabins, or up to the large pilothouse.

Taking the stairs down, the lower cabin area features three private spaces and two marine head compartments.

To port is a guest cabin. This has a pullman double berth and ample storage in drawers and lockers. A large flatscreen television is mounted on the wall.

Opposite this cabin to starboard is the guest marine head compartment. This features an electric toilet and stall shower.

Forward to the end of the hallway is the master suite. This features a walk-around queen sized pedestal bed. There is ample storage throughout this cabin, as well as a large flatscreen television. The master suite includes a large marine head compartment that has an electric toilet plus a large shower in a stall with an integrated small bathtub.

Adjoining the master cabin is another guest cabin and office area. This features a teak desk, ample storage, and a single settee with a lifting back to form upper and lower single berths. A folding panel door encloses this space for privacy.

The full interior is heated with a forced air diesel furnace for year-round enjoyment.

Returning down the hallway and back up to the galley you meet the stairs up to the pilothouse. This is very commercial-style and commanding in appearance with a centerline helm flanked by controls and navigation instruments. An L-shaped settee with table provides for companion seating. Doors open to port and starboard for access to exterior decks. A short staircase leads up through an opening glass door to the flybridge.

The flybridge helm features a comfortable seat and L-shaped seating for guests. Aft on the flybridge is the boat deck including a hoist crane and winch for launching the dinghy stored here.

3 burner gas cooker/stove