2022
Garmin VHF replaced
Volvo Penta Easy Connect installed
Pepwave WiFi\Cellular Solution installed
All new AGM batteries installed (12)
AC water pump replaced
Seakeeper water pump and Seakeeper Heat Exchanger replaced

2021 Garmin AIS 800 blackbox transceiver
Garmin OnDeck added
Mantis anchor remote & chain counter installed
Removable Cockpit shade added
New cockpit refrigerator
Tuned props and added PropSpeed
Rebuilt hydraulic swim platform

2020
Dual 18 inch Garmin 8000 series Multi Function Displays installed
Ceramic window tinting installed

2019
Seakeeper 9 and Spectra Watermaker installed
IPS Pods replaced

The Tiara is powered by Triple Volvo IPS 600 Engines. Hours on each are approximately 1240 All three pods were replaced with current models in 2019

Length Overall LOA 60' Beam 15'10" Draft 3'6" Air Draft 17' Water 200 gallons Holding Tank 80 gallons Fuel 650 gallons diesel

The Salon is entered from the center aft deck via a large, heavy, counterweighted, polished stainless steel framed doors with oversized handles. They are simple and have a very positive seal. The salon floor is varnished teak and in excellent condition. The white, L-shaped lounging couch is ideally arranged to accomodate expansive views through the large salon windows. There is a corner entertainment center with an integral TV lift. A tub chair along the port side of the salon provides for a balanced conversation area. There is a step up into the pilothouse area, with immediate access to the port to a drink refrigerator and to starboard, two Stidd helm chairs positioned with excellent viewing angles over the range of electronics and the Tiara proprietary on-board smart digital switching screen. Stainless sliding glass entry doors
L-shaped sofa ultra leather on the starboard
Window shades
Teak flooring
Chair
TV console with retractable TV
Stereo entertainment system
Reading lights
SAT TV
Salon Storage
Overhead indirect lighting
Accent lighting

The well positioned helm is elevated two steps above the salon level and affords the captain excellent visibility while cruising or docking. The instrument panel layout includes the Tiara proprietary digital switching screen, which provides finger touch control for the majority of yacht functions, within easy reach of anyone in or near the helm. The Volvo engine gauges are bright and within a stand alone 7" framed LCD Panel, reflecting all engine functions. Below that panel is the Seakeeper monitor, which provides all output and input information pertaining to control and monitoring of that unit and a Spectra Watermaker monitoring panel. Highlighting the Helm are the twin Garmin 8617 MSD units which are both networked to the marjority of yacht and engine functions. They provide excellent resolution for monitoring cameras and AIS information networked from a new AIS black box transponder. In addition, the Garmin OnDeck system has been added and included in the network, so remote security and monitoring functions can be carried out from any location via the app. Reportedly, Garmin is continuing to expand the functionality of their On Deck application. The Volvo throttle and joystick control is positioned alongside the captain's helm seat. The powered helm window provides the captain invaluable perspective for docking and communicating with crew or dock personnel when returning to the marina, anchoring and picking up a mooring ball. Highlights of the helm area include:
Leather-wrapped tilt captain's wheel
Starboard electric window
Glove box storage
(2) Stidd power helm seats with armrest
Sky galley with Vitrifrigo refrigerator drawer
Garmin glass cockpit navigation
Wine cooler
Fusion stereo system
Volvo engine display/controls/joystick
Teak flooring
Drink holders
Indirect lighting
Ceramic Window tinting
Windshield cover
Night cockpit lighting

The galley includes a long, "L-Shaped" prep counter along the port side of the yacht, providing excellent workspace in a very open environment, two steps down from the helm area. The below deck pantry area provides enormous storage space beyond the built-in cabinetry for dry goods in a environmentally stabilized space. The orientation of the galley eliminates typical crowded spaces for pass through, based on the wide open floor plan, running fore and aft. Excellent ergonomics. The list below provides highlights of the included equipment.
Sub- Zero refrigerator and freezer drawers
Microwave convection oven
Dual under mount stainless sinks with covers
Quartz countertops
Storage drawers below the countertop
Teak flooring
Cellar storage under galley floor
110V outlets
Accent lighting
Utility storage drawers
Teak wood cabinetry
Below counter storage cabinet
Indirect lighting
Three burner stove with a vent system
Natural lighting
Safety handrail

The master stateroom is oriented about as close to the mechanical center of effort of the boat as is possible, therefore providing for the ideal orientation for comfort and quiet. No hull slap, nor transmission of noises through bulkheads from other cabins, as the master head separates the space forward, and the galley on the port side is located forward of the master, which is two steps down from the central sub-deck landing. The master stateroom is heavily insulated and includes ports on either side of the boat for excellent daylight exposure. The Master Head is accessed just after entering the stateroom to starboard and provides excellent ergonomics also, with a separate shower stall and plenty of vanity space. The following are highlighted features of the master stateroom. Full Beam
Queen berth with deluxe mattress
Bed cover and pillows package
Portside dresser
Overhead lighting
Teak wood privacy door
Indirect overhead lighting and reading lights
SAT TV & DVD player
Cedar lined hang-up locker
Large hillside windows with blinds
Night tables with storage
Large gas spring activated storage compartment under berth
Stackable washer/dryer with storage
Stereo System

The master head has access located immediately upon entering the master stateroom, with privacy maintained. The excellent finishes and very large walk-in shower stall provide for enough space for two at a time to utilize the facilities. The below elements are highlights of the master head area.
Vanity with quartz countertop/porcelain sink
Lighted medicine cabinet with mirror
Shower stall with glass door and teak seat
Vacuflush head with holding tank
Port light with privacy shade
Indirect lighting
Lower cabinet storage
Exhaust fan
Privacy door
Linen storage
Ceramic tile floor
AC Vent
110V outlet

Forward VIP Stateroom This cabin forward provides a very private cabin with sliding pocket door. The muted, satin finished teak and island berth provide what amounts to a second master stateroom, with immediate access to guest head, recessed lighting, and voluminous storage options. This cabin produces an ideal cruising layout for two couples, located at either end of the boat with exceptional privacy and attention to comfort.
Queen pedestal berth with storage
Large cedar-lined hanging locker
Guest head entry door
Leather port light shades
Upper hull side storage
Privacy door
Teak flooring
Reading lights
TV/DVD player
AC system

This cabin provides a space which could be considered "convertible" in the sense that with the amount of floor area and bunk arrangements, it could easily be used as a private reading room or gaming room area in addition to it's primary purpose. It is located across from the galley and with the doors open, expands the feeling of space in the lower cabin. Bunk berth's with storage
Privacy door
Locker storage

The guest head is arranged such that it serves a dual purpose for the forward VIP cabin as well as the guest cabin and as a day head. The following are features of this well thought out element.
Large shower stall with door / molded-in seat
Opening port light
Indirect lighting
Quartz countertop with porcelain vessel sink
Lighted medicine cabinet with mirror
Under vanity storage
Ceramic tile flooring
Vacuflush head
Privacy door
Exhaust fan
AC vent

The electrical system in this vessel is extremely well thought out and found to be easily serviceable based on the abundant wiring looms and panels, and excellent labelling. Wires are routed well and bulkheads are faired to protect against undue chafing. The following represent general electrical features of the yacht.
Tiara custom electrical distribution panel
17kW generator ( 2120+/- hrs)
Twin Glendinning 50 Amp electrical shore power system
Cable TV hook-up
Victron battery chargers
Battery switches
Battery bank system
Battery parallel system
Electrical bonding system
ACR RCL 100 remote spotlight
High capacity alternators
Air horn system
Central vacuum system
Two water heaters
120V Electrical outlets
12V lighting systems

The below describes the mechanical systems within the yacht. Vertical Blade (Dynamic) Trim Tab System Power Steering System Windlass Anchor System with Forward located foot switches Chain Rode with fresh and raw water washdown Waste Macerator System with Pump-Out Oil Change System Glendinning Cable Master System Fresh Water System with Updated Pressure water System-110V 12V Pressure water backup system

The Aft deck is finished in teak, which is in excellent, serviceable condition, with many sandings left in its life span. The caulk is smooth and recessed. The following are features of the aft deck arrangement.
Engine room access
Transom door
High gloss cockpit teak table with hi-lo actuator
Hydraulic swim platform with ladder
Molded in Aft deck steps
Ample Aft deck seating with storage
Courtesy lights
Starboard bar with grill and refrigerator
Portside dry sink with Aft docking joystick and ice maker
Custom table cover
Cockpit seat covers
Aft storage trunk

The engine room, entered via a large hatch located outside the salon door, and supported by gas shocks, provides a tremendous amount of open space, accomdating the three Volvo 600 IPS engines, the Seakeeper 9, and Spectre Water Maker System. There remains an abundant amount of storage room on shelving and alcoves around the perimeter of the engine room. The following features highlight the engine room.
Engine room lighting
Engine room sound insulation
Engine strainers
Air conditioning strainer
Oil change system
Engine room acoustical insulation
Generator with sound shield
Automatic fire suppression system
Engine room blowers
Fuel filters
Raw water intake strainers
Bilge pumps
Glendinning cable master systems

The hull is close to perfect in its form, condition and shear. The Imron Rolls Royce Titanium epoxy paint has virtually not weathered at all, and with current freshly polished and waxed condition, is mirror like in every way. The following represent features of the outstanding hull form.
Imron hull paint Rolls Royce Titanium
Hydraulic swim platform with teak decking
Single piece stainless bow rail
Bronze seacocks
Transom shower
Composite fuel tank
Molding-in recessed port lights
Underwater lights
Wood and foam core stringers
Anti-fouling bottom paint
Bow anchor system
Hardtop with mast
Raw and freshwater washdown for anchor
Automatic bilge pumps

The efficiency and power provided by the triple Volvo 435 HP IPS engines cannot be overstated. The time to plane is minimal, and trawler speed efficiency is excellent. The following provides some insight into real world experience based on current owner operations.
TIARA 5800 Performance Profile (See Media Data for Profile Image)

Owner excludes the following: Personal Effects Ditch Bag EPIRB Tools Binoculars

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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