Silverton Power Yachts For Sale

Silverton models represented in current listings include both convertible cruiser and motoryacht configurations, illustrated by a 2005 34′ Silverton Convertible Cruiser and a 2001 39′ Silverton 392 motoryacht. The listings emphasize practical design features relevant to extended cruising: the 34′ convertible has a flybridge height reported as under 17 feet from the waterline, and the 39′ 392 shows a height of 17 feet 6 inches. Those vertical-clearance figures are explicitly cited in the listings in relation to route planning, with both examples described as capable of Great Loop passages; the 34′ listing additionally notes capability for the Lake Champlain route, while the 39′ example has completed the majority of the Great Loop according to its listing.

Accommodation layouts vary by model size and style. The 39′ Silverton 392 is shown with a two-stateroom, two-head arrangement, and each head is described as having an enclosed shower—an arrangement that the listing frames in the context of liveaboard comfort for multi-leg cruising. The listings together illustrate common buyer considerations for Silverton boats: usable flybridge clearance for inland- and coastal-cruising routes, and interior layouts that support overnighting and extended passages. The factual record in these listings is limited to model year, length and configuration, vertical clearance and the presence of dual heads with enclosed showers on the 392, and does not include propulsion, performance, or systems details. When evaluating Silverton yachts for similar cruising plans, owners and buyers commonly focus on measured bridge clearance, accommodation fit for intended crew size, and recent cruising history such as documented completions of portions of routes like the Great Loop as reported in these listings.