Island Gypsy Newport 460

The forward cabin features a queen size island berth with easy access either side, hanging lockers and copious storage options. There is no en-suite as the large head/shower is also the day head.
The gloss Walnut adds a classic elegant look to the interior and is accentuated by the soft toned fabrics and bench top.
The 3.5m long saloon is a very social space for those that love entertaining. Having the wide bulwarks have meant that you can have a pantograph door beside the helm, so if you need to go forward for any reason it's an easy access from the dual leather chairs. Standard with the latest Raymarine navigation equipment 2020 model. Visibility is exceptional with a full width one-piece screen with no heavy mullions to impede your vision. High side windows and the fully open rear doors to the cockpit mean you can see what's happening around your boat without leaving the helm seat.
The galley takes up the entire starboard side of the saloon. The equipment on board includes a convection microwave, icemaker, fridge and freezer plus dedicated wine storage space. Areas to stow things away are plentiful under the counter in drawers and cupboards.
A soft canvas extension from the sedan roof provides some extra shade and weather protection. Drop in some loose chairs alongside the cockpit table and this would be a great area to have your cocktails or evening meal.
The single engine runs through a Python drive onto a straight shaft and tunnel. Utilising a constant-velocity joint, the Python-Drive separates the propeller noise and vibrations from the engine, whilst eliminating the need for perfect shaft alignment. Using the Python Drive has allowed the engine to be mounted flat on soft mounts.
The Newport 460 takes its name from the home of its designer, Newport, Sydney. Based on a planning hull with a narrow entry easing into soft chines, displacement as 16 tonnes. Hull construction is all vinylester resins, with conventional grp decks and superstructure. The full deep bulwarks either side, are not so common on newer Downeast styled boats, so gives the Newport 460 a point of difference.