1973 Chris-Craft Aquahome

Stock #508654

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1973 Chris-Craft Aqua Home 47FT - Timeless Luxury on the Water, Spacious Living with Classic American Craftsmanship.

The vessel is a 1973 Chris-Craft Aquahome, a 47-foot fiberglass, production-built recreational houseboat constructed using molded fiberglass techniques. Designed for leisure cruising, extended stays aboard, and recreational use, the vessel features a spacious layout with multiple indoor and outdoor living areas. Its exterior arrangement includes a flybridge providing elevated navigation and visibility, an upper deck suitable for outdoor recreation, open forward and aft decks for relaxation and entertaining, and a fully enclosed cabin designed to accommodate passengers during day trips and overnight stays.

The interior cabin is arranged to provide residential-style accommodations and functional living spaces. It contains two staterooms for sleeping, a single head with sanitation facilities, a galley equipped for food preparation, a dinette for dining, and a salon serving as the primary indoor gathering and lounging area. The combination of sleeping quarters, cooking facilities, dining space, and a dedicated salon makes the vessel suitable for extended recreational outings and overnight cruising.

Propulsion is provided by twin Honda outboard, offering independent port and starboard propulsion. The vessel is also equipped with an auxiliary generator to provide electrical power for onboard systems when shore power is unavailable, subject to the generator's capacity and configuration.

Its cooking systems support meal preparation aboard, while the galley and dinette provide a practical arrangement for onboard dining. The combination of twin-engine propulsion, auxiliary power generation, and residential-style amenities reflects the Aquahome's design as a recreational houseboat intended to deliver the functionality of a motor vessel with the comfort of a floating living space.

Additional features include the vessel's broad-beam houseboat configuration, multiple deck levels, dedicated navigation position on the flybridge, separate sleeping accommodations, and distinct indoor and outdoor spaces for passengers. The open deck areas provide opportunities for sightseeing, fishing, sunbathing, and social gatherings, while the enclosed cabin offers shelter from changing weather conditions.

As a vessel of this age, the condition and functionality of its engines, generator, electrical systems, fuel systems, plumbing, sanitation equipment, and fiberglass structure should be verified through inspection.

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