2000 Regal 402 Commodore

ALL FRESHWATER, COVERED SLIP, WELL MAINTAINED.
The 42' Regal 402 Commodore was Regal's biggest and most luxurious yachts in its line through the early 2000's.
She's one of the roomiest express cruisers in her length-class with overnight accommodations for up to six.
This well-maintained, upscale 42-footer from Regal has just under 350 hours on twin fresh water cooled Merc 8.2L MPI?s has V-drives with prop pockets so you can go just about anywhere.
The cockpit is huge, providing seating for 8-10 and includes a convenience center with sink and ice-maker, a cockpit table that converts to a large sun pad, has 2 brand new Bazooka MT6552WS bi-directional Tubbies mounted under the radar arch and a Bazooka subwoofer under a cockpit seat all powered by a Rockport KX 700.5 amp.
The helm is aided by a Raymarine C-Series Nav, depth finder, Ray210 VHF, compass, Lofrans windlass with dual controls (at helm and on foredeck), remote spotlight and even has an air conditioning vent at the captain?s seat, which is electronically adjustable.
All powered away form the dock by a Westerbeke 7.2KW generator having just under 320 hours.
The transom has a fresh water wash down, storage locker, large integrated swim platform and dual 30-amp shore power.
Full canvass, camper top and isinglass included.
Below, the forward queen berth is totally private with its own pocket doors and features a cedar-lined hanging locker, plenty of drawers, and a new Jensen Marine 15? LCD TV.
The spacious salon and galley have a Norcold over/under freezer/fridge, built-in microwave and coffeemaker, 2-burner electric cook top , stainless steel sink, and Corian counters.
Other salon features include a new Jensen Marine 15? LCD TV, new Panasonic DVD player, Kenwood XD-A3 radio/3-CD/2-Cassette stereo amp connected to Bose satellite speakers and subwoofer, central vacuum system and a folding partition for the aft berth so your guest can have privacy as well.
The head features a Vac-u-Flush toilet and has a separate shower stall.
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