1980 Hinckley 64' _{(19.51 m)} Hinckley 64

Accommodations

Painted and varnished interior. Oak trimmed on white panels. ultra leather overhead in saloon. Timber teak and holly cabin sole throughout stripped and varnished 2024.

With a 3-stateroom layout both owners and guest have ample space and privacy.

Main Salon: More popular than ever, this raised saloon layout creates a very spacious interior. The Hinckley 64 has a large main saloon, raised under the stepped house with large windows covering the full length of the cabin. Planet 77 has been refined over the years, modifying the portside settee proportions to improve comfort. The installation of the Hi-Lo table allows either cocktails or fine dining for six. The settee to starboard has been tastefully converted into two large built-in lounge chairs with a beautifully detailed table and console between them replacing the original settee. Blue leather upholstery, a distinctive headliner, red/white lighting with dimmers and abundant storage complete this cabin.

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Master Stateroom: The master stateroom is aft with a queen size berth to starboard. Double hanging lockers and bureaus on the port side provide ample storage for the owners. A mirrored vanity with stainless steel sink is on the fwd bulkhead. There is a separate head with a tub/shower. The aft cockpit is private to the master stateroom with fold down seating and cushion, allowing direct deck access and provides an additional outdoor space, making this master cabin spectacular while swinging at anchor or having a private place to relax. This is a feature well loved by those owners lucky enough to have one.

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Guest Cabins: The starboard guest cabin was converted to become a dual-purpose space. It can be opened up to become an extension of the saloon by removing a bulkhead panel and opening a pocket door. In this form it houses both the book and wine collections offering a quiet place to sit and read. When in stateroom setup, the sofa converts to a full double bunk.

There is a private head fwd and access to the shower stall, shared with the port guest cabin.

The port guest cabin is set up with upper and lower bunks. Like the starboard cabin, light from the large windows makes this space feel bright and open. The traditional bunk arrangements feature oak bunk rails, lee cloths and oak cabinetry. The space also has a private head, sharing the large shower, drawers and a hanging locker.

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Crew quarters: Although many owners would prefer to operate this yacht without a crew, there is a cabin in the forepeak dedicated to the crew. The bunks are upper and lower on the port side with a stereo for the crew. The starboard side has built in hanging lockers and other storage compartments making ample storage for crew who live aboard. The cabin is finished in oak with a teak and holly sole. Access to the cabin is through the head from the guest cabins or directly from the deck via a ladder. The crew head is adjacent to but separate from the guest heads.

Galley: New countertops & appliances have updated the look with understated style, while not detracting from the traditional feel of the yacht. Cobalt blue Corian counters contrast beautifully with the new stainless-steel sink, fixtures, propane stove and microwave oven. A stainless port light in the cockpit footwell, allows both ventilation & a handy pass-thru to those up on watch.

Built in 13.5 cubic foot refrigerator w/separate freezer 3-burner S/S propane stove with oven and broiler.

Microwave

Fan

Propane monitor with solenoid control Exhaust and circulating fans

Strip lighting

Navigation electronics:

The following equipment is all new in 2024:

B&G Zeus GPS system with Triton 2 display

12” B&G Zeus display at Nav Station

9” B&G Zeus display at helm in pod

B&G analog wind direction

Five B&G digital displays

Mastervolt battery monitor

Easy View touchscreen with laptop connectors at nav station

B&G radar

VHF radio

AIS

Simrad autopilot