Pama 54 Pilothouse

Step aboard via the full-beam boarding/swim/fishing platform with stainless security bars, rod holders, baitboard and a hideaway swim ladder. Note the handy transom storage boot. Step up to the spacious cockpit. The cockpit/boarding platform flooring is all laid teak. The fly-deck overhang shelters the cockpit. To starboard are steps to the flybridge. The cockpit alfresco dining area comfortably seats 5-6 around the teak and burl/elm table. The upholstery is all Sunbrella fabric. The coaming capping is highly finished teak (attention to detail).

Now, step through the curved glass/stainless steel wide sliding doors into the (full-beam) saloon. Yes, it is breathtaking. The light pouring through the large pelmet-capped windows radiates against the fine American Cherry wood and Teak cabinetry. The teak and holly entrance sole gives way to a fine quality carpeting. The large sofa and 'barrel' chairs are finished in a fine linen-blend fabric. The curved (built-in) couch to starboard sweeps around another Teak and burled Elm table. This table is raised and lowered electrically (coffee table to dining table height). There is stowage space under the sofa. Timber cupboards sweep around under the portside windows. A concealed 42" TV is push-button raised to view. A feature is the curved French-door china cabinet forward with a built-in wine cooler under. Step up to the bridgedeck. For the helmsman, the visibility from the elevated helm is excellent. The curved, burled Pacific Madrone dash angles the comprehensive array of instruments in clear view from the helm seat. A pantograph (watertight) sea door provides access to the foredeck. Guests are welcome on the bridge to relax on the comfortable curved sofa while they eat and drink at the dinette. The full-service galley is aft of the helm (opposite the dinette). The sheltered flybridge (hardtop plus clear surround curtains) can be accessed via an internal staircase from the bridgedeck. The flybridge helm instrumentation is complete (almost a repeat of the bridgedeck instrumentation). The helmsperson and observer are pampered with fully adjustable Stidd Helm Chairs. This is a popular alfresco dining space with a curved sofa and table setting to port. To starboard are a sink, fridge and cupboards module. Aft is a davit crane with plenty of room for launching/retrieving the tender.

Back down to the bridgedeck where a spiral staircase to starboard leads down to the staterooms and bathrooms. The fine artisan cabinetry theme continues. The guest cabin forward features an island queen-size bed, plenty of hanging lockers and storage spaces. Gas struts raise the berth to access the storage under. Ports and an overhead hatch ensure plenty of natural light and ventilation. The shared ensuite is spacious and features granite tops, a Tecma toilet, teak-and-holly floors, and mirrored wall cabinets. The shower stall has a glass door and a seat. The fittings, which include Grohe taps, are all high-quality throughout. Adjacent is a twin-share cabin with under/over bunks perfect for the kids. The owner's (FULL BEAM) stateroom is a vision splendid. Featuring an island king-size berth. The attention to detail is remarkable, with lights in lined lockers and discrete storage areas. There is a set of large drawers, vanity seating to port and a hanging locker to starboard. Ports on either side are concealed behind panelling. The private en-suite (with separate shower stall) is but a few steps away. A washer/dryer is conveniently located behind louvred doors.