The 1985 Bayliner 3870 Motor Yacht is a proven coastal cruiser known for its exceptional interior volume, practical layout, and efficient diesel performance. This vessel is well-suited for Pacific Northwest boating, offering comfort, reliability, and ease of handling in a wide range of conditions.

Powered by twin Chrysler Mitsubishi 130HP diesel engines, this boat delivers dependable performance with economical fuel consumption. These engines are well-regarded for their durability and straightforward maintenance, making them a strong choice for both new and experienced owners.

A standout feature of this vessel is the addition of both bow and stern thrusters, providing excellent maneuverability and confidence when docking in tight marinas or handling in challenging conditions.

Navigation is handled through dual helm stations, with a Lowrance HDS-10 at the flybridge and a Lowrance HDS-7 at the lower helm, giving you flexibility and clear visibility whether running from above or inside.

The interior layout is one of the most desirable in its class. The spacious salon is bright and open, offering comfortable seating and excellent visibility. The galley is functional and well-positioned for entertaining or extended stays onboard. Below, you’ll find two private staterooms, including a generous aft cabin that provides separation and privacy for owners. The vessel also features a fully enclosed head with a stand-up shower, making it ideal for longer trips.

Included with the vessel is a 9-foot Livingston dinghy, providing convenient transportation to shore or around anchorages.

This Bayliner 3870 represents a strong opportunity for anyone looking to step into a capable and comfortable motor yacht with valuable upgrades and a layout designed for real-world cruising. Aspire Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Yacht Network. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel