1964 Huckins Linwood

Step into KYMA and you feel that old-school Huckins charm right away—long, low sheer, big windows, and a salon that actually feels like a room, not a passageway. The Linwood layout gives you a real sense of separation between living and sleeping spaces, so guests can turn in while the conversation continues up top. Wide side decks and solid railings make line handling and docking a lot less dramatic, even short-handed. The bridge sightlines are excellent for a classic of this era, and there’s enough open deck to set up chairs for sunset or lay out water toys. She’s the kind of boat that draws dockside compliments, then proves she’s more than just pretty when the weather turns lumpy.

A 56' Huckins Linwood is particularly well suited to the mixed conditions you’ll see here—long, protected stretches punctuated by open, choppier water. The efficient, easily driven hull softens the ride without demanding huge fuel burns, so longer weekend hops stay practical. Shallow draft, for a boat of this size, opens up tucked-away anchorages and quieter marinas that deeper yachts can’t reach. The generous covered deck spaces let you enjoy being outside even when the sun is sharp or a shower passes through. Airy interior volume, real storage, and separate cabins make it comfortable for extended stays aboard, whether you’re using her as a floating condo at the dock or roaming the coastline for weeks at a time.