Monterey 330 Sports Yacht - REBUILT ENGINE AND STERN DRIVES - NEW TEAK DECK

| REBUILT ENGINE AND STERN DRIVES - NEW TEAK DECK |

There's something instantly welcoming about the Monterey 330 Sport Yacht. From the moment you step aboard, it feels like a boat designed by people who really understand what you want from time on the water--comfort, ease, and a bit of quiet luxury without being ostentatious.

The cockpit is where you'll likely end up spending most of your time. The layout just works--U-shaped seating that can shift around depending on whether you're sunbathing, having lunch, or just relaxing with a drink. There's a small wet bar with a fridge, sink, and even a stone benchtop that adds a nice touch. You'll appreciate having 220V power available too--it means you can plug in an electric BBQ or anything else without fuss. Everything feels solid, from the stainless steel fittings to the elliptical bow rails that give a nice secure grip when moving forward.

At the helm, it's surprisingly well thought-out. The dash is loaded but not overwhelming--Raymarine displays, trim tabs, Kenwood sound system, the usual suspects. Sightlines are great underway, and the boat handles like a much smaller cruiser--responsive and nimble, even when pushing into the 34-knot range.

Below deck is where the Monterey 330 really surprises. It's open and light, with cherrywood cabinetry, a full galley, and enough headroom that you don't feel boxed in. The island berth up front is generous, and the aft lounge space can be converted into a second sleeping area if you're overnighting with guests. The air conditioning and generator make it feel a lot more like a little apartment than a weekend cruiser--perfect for longer stays at anchor.

You'll also appreciate the practical touches: good access to the engine bay, storage (including smart spots like under the lounges), a decent head with a Vacuflush toilet, and a layout that never feels cramped.

It's not trying to be overly edgy or modern--and that's a good thing. The styling has aged well, and the build quality really holds up. If you're looking for a capable, comfortable boat that can cruise, entertain, and feel like a second home, the Monterey 330 hits a sweet spot.


Recent Service History
- Stern drives rebuild by Volvo - May 2025
- Engines serviced by Volvo - May 2025
- Antifoul and Propspeed - May 2025
- Cut and polish - Feb 2025
- New Permateek decking - Jan 2025
- New VHF radio - Jan 2024
- Engines injector service - Feb 2024
- Starboard engine rebuild by Volvo - Apr 2024
- Air conditioning service - 2023
- New Deka AGM batteries - Mar 2023
- New cockpit fridge - Feb 2023
- Cut, polished and detailed - Aug 2022
- Stern drives serviced - Aug 2022
- Anti-fouled - Aug 2022
- Engines serviced - Dec 2021

Highlights:
- Engine and stern drives have been rebuilt.
- New clears, covers and bimini.
- New cockpit upholstery and sun-pad.

More Details:
- Detailed every 2 weeks; kept very clean throughout.
- Stainless stern rail with 4 rod holders, bait board and stainless Sovereign gas BBQ with two stainless gas bottles.

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