1994 Queenship Motor Yacht

Step aboard and you’ll notice how solid everything feels underfoot—classic mid-90s Canadian build quality with real heft in the rails, hardware, and joinery. Big windows flood the salon and dinette with natural light, so even on gray days it never feels cave-like. The lower helm gives you a snug, protected driving spot when the weather refuses to cooperate, while the flybridge offers commanding sightlines for docking or picking a tight mooring. Engine access is surprisingly civilized, with room to actually service systems instead of contorting around them. Wide side decks and secure handholds make line handling straightforward for a cruising couple. This is a boat that rewards unhurried ownership and rewards those who appreciate classic yacht proportions.

The 42 Queenship shines in local waters where conditions can swing from flat calm to a sloppy chop in a single afternoon. Its weight and hull form deliver a comfortable ride at sensible cruising speeds, and the raised bridge keeps you above glare and traffic when weaving through busy fairways. With separate living and sleeping areas, you can host friends for weekends without stepping on each other’s toes, and the enclosed outdoor spaces stretch the season well beyond fair-weather months. The efficient layout, generous storage, and dependable systems make it an appealing choice for extended loops, island hopping, or using as a floating condo close to your favorite anchorages.