The 30.5-metre Hatteras motor yacht Tie Breaker has been sold with Fraser's Trevor Carroll representing the seller and Ann Avery of Northrop & Johnson representing the buyer.
Delivered in 2002, Tie Breaker belongs to the American shipyard’s raised pilothouse series, which benefits from a spacious, social flybridge.
The GRP motor yacht underwent a 2018 refit that included a complete overhaul of the generators and interiors, followed by several other recent mechanical upgrades. Both the exterior styling and naval architecture are owed to Jack Hargrave.
Accommodation is for eight guests across four cabins and includes a full-beam master cabin with a king-size berth, walk-in closet and his and her bath. Interiors were completed in-house with high-gloss cherry wood, marble and granite finishes incorporated throughout. A “country-kitchen” style galley contributes to the yacht’s warm, traditional aesthetic.
The main saloon features a plush L-shaped sofa, custom coffee table, built-in end table and two lounge chairs with a rising television screen. There is also a formal dining table with custom-upholstered seating for eight, alongside a sunken, granite-topped wet bar with an ice maker and a refrigerator.
Tie Breaker’s main convivial area is the flybridge, which is fitted with a wet bar, barbecue grill and television screen with speakers. There are also curtain enclosures for additional privacy. Aft, an expansive deck is arranged with sunloungers and sofa seating, providing panoramic views off the stern.
Powered by twin 1,800hp MTU engines, Tie Breaker can reach a top speed of 23 knots and a cruising speed of 18 knots.
Optimised for cruising in the Bahamas and Caribbean, a draft of two metres allows the yacht to navigate shallow bays and anchorages with ease.
Tie Breaker was last asking $2,695,000.