- Cruising Speed: 15 kn
- Maximum Speed: 19 kn
- Beam: 14' 3''
- Hull Material: Wood
- Max Draft: 4' 0''
- Fuel Tank: 1 x 500|gallon
- Fresh Water: 1 x 200|gallon
- Holding: 2 x 90|gallon
- Cabins: 3
- Heads: 3
Step aboard this classic cold-molded Huckins Linwood 53 that has been thoughtfully refit and meticulously maintained by her dedicated owner. Designed with both comfort and functionality in mind, she features a desirable three-stateroom, three-head layout, making her ideal for extended cruising with family or entertaining guests in style.
The spacious semi-enclosed bridge deck provides excellent visibility and a comfortable gathering space, large enough to host friends while underway or at anchor.
Powered by dependable GM 8V71N engines, she cruises comfortably at 15 knots and reaches a top speed of 20 knots. Her cold-molded hull construction (glass over wood) offers the strength and performance benefits Huckins is known for, while maintaining the timeless craftsmanship that defines these classic yachts.
Whether you're seeking a capable cruiser or a beautifully maintained classic, this Linwood 53 delivers both performance and pedigree.
Denison Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Huckins Yacht Service LLC.
Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but can’t guarantee the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from that yacht market without notice. She is offered as a convenience by this yacht broker to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.
Thoughtful upgrades and mechanical improvements, resulting in a turnkey, highly updated yacht. Recent services and refits include:
Mechanical & Running Gear:
Propeller shaft Cutless® bearings replaced
V-drive couplings serviced and greased
Propellers rebalanced
Major overhaul of the main engines in 2020
New AC generator with sound shield
Air compressor replaced
Bilge pumps replaced
Battery chargers replaced
Batteries upgraded to AGM
Hull, Deck & Exterior:
Trapdoor-style exterior hull strainers installed over underwater thru-hulls
Underwater seacocks replaced (except in engine room)
Upper guard rail rebedded
Newer 110V electric davit winch
Newer 10’ RIB with 4-stroke engine
Newer Sunbrella upholstery on bridge deck
Rebuilt cockpit engine hatches
Engine room detailed and repainted
Interior & Accommodations:
Interior remodeled with varnished teak and holly soles throughout
Toilets replaced
Blackwater tanks installed
Air-conditioning units replaced
LPG system added for galley range
Galley & Entertainment:
Galley appliances replaced
Galley equipment replaced
Entertainment equipment replaced
Electrical & Navigation:
Vessel AC & DC wiring updated and improved
Navigation electronics replaced
Navigation lights replaced
This comprehensive list of upgrades reflects a yacht that has been systematically modernized while preserving her classic pedigree — offering reliability, comfort, and refined style throughout.
From bow to stern, the layout aboard this Huckins Linwood 53 is both practical and inviting, offering comfortable accommodations for owners and guests alike.
Forward Accommodations
The forepeak features a dedicated anchor rode storage compartment. Just aft are the crew quarters with over-and-under berths, a hanging locker, and a private head to starboard complete with a separate stall shower.
Galley Level
Continuing aft on the same level, the full galley is to port and well-equipped with a gas range, microwave convection oven, sink, toaster oven, and two pullout refrigerator drawers. To starboard, a galley buffet provides generous additional storage, along with one refrigerator and one freezer for extended cruising convenience.
Galley equipment new in 2020:
Salon
Up three steps and moving aft, the salon offers a welcoming gathering space. To port is an L-shaped settee with coffee table, while to starboard there is a TV and space for two occasional chairs, creating a comfortable entertainment area.
Guest & Master Staterooms
Down four steps aft of the salon is the companionway. To starboard is the electrical room, and to port a guest stateroom with over-and-under berths, hanging locker, and ample drawer storage. The guest head is to starboard with a separate shower stall.
Further aft is the master stateroom, featuring twin berths to port and starboard, two hanging lockers, and a private head with shower stall.
Cockpit & Engine Access
Up five steps aft leads to the cockpit through a door from the master area. The engine room is located below the cockpit sole, providing convenient service access.
Bridge Deck
From the salon, five steps up lead to the spacious semi-enclosed bridge deck. It features a full hardtop, fixed side windows, and an isinglass enclosure aft for weather protection. The helm console is centerline forward with a companionway seat to port. A built-in lounge aft includes all-new navy Ultraleather cushions and new carpeting, creating a comfortable and stylish helm deck ideal for cruising or entertaining.
Power is provided by twin GM 8V71N diesel engines, each rated at 323 HP at 2300 RPM. Both engines were rebuilt in 2020 and currently show approximately 550 hours since rebuild. They are fresh water cooled for longevity and reliability.
The engines turn 24" x 24" three-bladed bronze propellers and are supported by new engine mounts. All exhaust components and risers have been replaced.
32V starting motors
32V belt-driven alternator on the starboard engine
12V alternator on the port engine
Allison M10 hydraulic gears with 1.06:1 reduction
Huckins M56 V-drives with 1.38:1 reduction
Controls are stainless steel aircraft cable operating through chain-and-sprocket linkages, with 1/4" wire cable for the rudders and 1/16" wire cable for the separate throttle and gear levers — a robust and proven mechanical system.
Generator & Helm
New generator with sound shield (32 hours). Meter reflects time on the previous genset.
(1) Electric windshield motor and (2) pneumatic units
DC Systems
Navigation equipment operates on 12V DC power
32V DC equipment includes:
(4) Bilge pumps
Fresh water pump
Hot water pump
(3) Shower sump pumps
Rebuilt Ideal windlass
AC Systems (110V)
(5) Dometic A/C compressors and air handlers
Galley appliances
New Jabsco heads
New 32V and 12V battery chargers
Dinghy davit winch
New 110V electric davit winch
10-gallon water heater
Plumbing & Sanitation
New PEX plumbing throughout
New fresh water pump with accumulator tank
(2) New holding tanks with new hoses
Jabsco fresh water rinse toilets
Additional Equipment
(3) Lumishore SMX underwater lights
(2) Quicksilver 560-amp galvanic isolators with updated bonding system
Three-trumpet Kohelnberg air horn
Frames are 1x3" sawn white oak on approximate 14" centers with double 1/2" plywood floor timbers and chime gussets glued and bolted to the frames. Engine and V drive beds are four vertically mounted 2" side bolted to the frames. There are four bulkheads (3 are watertight): Forepeak, ahead of Hold A, aft of Hold B, and ahead of engine compartment. The three aft bulkheads are fitted with limber hole valves. The hull planking is double 3/8" diagonal Philippine mahogany glued with resorcinal resin and fastened with copper clinch nails and bronze screws. The deck is 3/4" marine plywood over 1x2" deck beams. The superstructure is 3/4" marine plywood. The hull is sheathed in 20 oz. fiberglass cloth set in epoxy. The decks and superstructure tops are sheathed in 10 oz. fiberglass cloth set in epoxy. The interior bilge planking has been epoxy coated.
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