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The flybridge features expansive seating centered around a marble fireplace, which becomes the centerpiece for evening gatherings. The area is furnished with imported pieces from Spain and highlighted with custom lighting. This space can comfortably accommodate 25+ guests, with ample seating for all.
On the main deck, you'll find a massive galley—perfect for both private use and professional chefs—alongside a spacious main salon. The salon includes a bar, formal dining, and lounge area, offering an inviting setting for entertaining or family use.
Below deck, Justine comfortably sleeps 8 to 10 guests across four staterooms plus a flexible adjoining cabin, ideal for children or staff.
Master Stateroom:
Full-beam layout
"His and hers" en suite heads connected by a shared tub
Excellent opportunity for conversion to a modern walk-through rain shower
VIP Stateroom:
King berth
En suite head
Adjoining fifth cabin with two bunks and its own full ensuite head—ideal for young children
Guest Cabins (Port & Starboard, Midship):
Twin berths in each
Full en suite heads
Crew Quarters:
Two berths
Full en suite head
Spacious and well-separated from guest accommodations
Justine’s meticulously maintained engine room is a standout feature, reflecting the high standards of care and upkeep this vessel has received.
She is powered by twin Detroit Diesel 12V92TI turbocharged engines, which, paired with a lightweight Kevlar-over-balsa core hull, offers efficient cruising at 11 knots and a top speed of 20 knots. Every aspect of the vessel—mechanical, structural, and cosmetic—has been consistently maintained to professional standards, ensuring minimal downtime.
Main Engines – Detroit Diesel 12V92TI
Full zero-hour rebuilds completed in 2005
At time of sale to current owners in 2009, engines had 354 hours
Comprehensive maintenance records from 2009–2025 are available
Ongoing Maintenance:
Oil and filters changed every 150 hours using factory-spec products
Engines regularly operated at high RPMs to prevent carbon buildup and lubricate turbochargers
Engine room kept heated during cold months to avoid cold starts
Major Engine Service (2021) – Florida Detroit Diesel, Fort Pierce:
Full gasket replacement
Heat exchangers, blowers, and aftercoolers cleaned
Valve, injector, and governor adjustments completed
Generators – Northern Lights
Major Service (2023):
All gaskets and injectors replaced
Cooling systems serviced
Units fully repainted
Oil and filters changed every 150 hours using factory-spec products
2025 (February):
Injector replacements, valve adjustments, and engine tuning completed
2024:
Installed new Vetus 320 48V brushless bow thruster (10", electric), replacing previous 8" hydraulic unit
2023:
Upgraded to new Glendinning throttle and transmission controllers
July 2024 (Haul-Out):
Bow thruster installation
Full routine haul-out service including:
Bottom paint
Running gear inspection
Zinc replacement
Propeller service
1987:
Hull laid in France, built for export
Interior completed in Dania Beach, Florida
Originally constructed as a 90-foot hull, without a swim platform
1987–2009:
Privately owned by two meticulous owners
Maintained to high personal standards
2005:
Extensive refit performed
Swim platform added (LOA extended to 100')
Main engines underwent complete zero-hour rebuilds
2009–2011:
Comprehensive rebuild including:
All new interior, helms, galley, plumbing, electrical, and lighting systems
2011–Present:
Operated as a high-end private charter yacht in New York City and New England
Professionally maintained fleet vessel
Ongoing cosmetic and systems upgrades to meet luxury charter standards
2016:
Installed (8) 4" thru-hull underwater lights
2020:
Major updates including:
Nuteak synthetic decking
Full Imron paint job to yacht-standard finish
During paint process, all railings, windows, and thru-hulls were removed
Balsa core inspected with moisture meter; any compromised areas replaced with honeycomb or solid PVC
Confirmed bone-dry hull core
Justine is one of the finest examples of a classic 100' motor yacht on the market today. With a robust build, tasteful upgrades, and an exceptional maintenance record, she offers turn-key readiness for both private cruising and charter service.
Whether you're looking for a luxurious private vessel or a proven charter performer, Justine stands out for her condition, flexibility, and pedigree.
All service records, maintenance logs, and operational documentation are available and up to date.