1999 Tarrab 82 Motoryacht “MAIN COURSE”

MAIN COURSE is an 82’ Tarrab motoryacht whose 21’ 6” beam and forward-positioned deckhouse creates substantial living space across three levels. Her arrangement combines a full-beam main salon and formal dining area, an enclosed galley, a separate pilothouse, and four ensuite owner and guest staterooms. A crew cabin aft provides accommodation for two, with its own head and shower.

Her interior brings together high-gloss light woods, bird’s-eye maple highlights and darker accents, with marble surfaces in the accommodation spaces. The salon opens to a covered aft deck for outdoor dining, while the expansive flybridge offers sheltered seating beneath a fiberglass hardtop and an open aft area for tender handling. Twin Caterpillar 3412 DITA diesels were specified at 1,350 hp each, complemented by Northern Lights generators, Naiad stabilizers, and a bow thruster.

Key Features:

• 82’ Fiberglass motoryacht with a 21’ 6” beam

• Four ensuite owner and guest staterooms plus a main-deck day head

• Midships master with king berth, cedar walk-in closet and tub with shower

• Separate crew accommodation for two with head and shower

• Twin Caterpillar 3412 DITA diesels rated at 1,350 hp each

• Naiad stabilizers, Keypower bow thruster and two Northern Lights generators

• Large hardtop flybridge, covered aft dining deck, and foredeck seating

Boarding from the swim platform, twin curved stairways lead to the covered aft deck. From here, access into the main salon creates a natural connection between outdoor dining and the interior entertaining spaces. Forward of the salon are the enclosed galley, day head and pilothouse. A curved stairway from the pilothouse serves the four owner and guest cabins below; an internal stairway also leads up to the flybridge. Crew accommodation and engine-room access are aft, reached from the swim platform.

The full-beam salon is arranged with a leather sofa to starboard, a loveseat to port, and two swivel recliners around a glass-topped wood coffee table. Curved, full-height wooden doors conceal the entertainment center to port at the aft end. Forward to starboard, a dining table seats six against a mirrored bulkhead, with built-in cabinets for crockery, glassware and serving pieces. A wet bar with four stools and marble flooring sits opposite to port.

• Vizio TV

• Direct TV

• Sony DVD player

• Sony VHS player

• Bang & Olufsen stereo

Full bulkheads separate the galley from the salon. White cabinetry and dark Corian counters give the space a bright, practical character, with domestic-size appliances and double stainless-steel sinks. A day head opposite the galley, off the pilothouse, includes a large sink and storage cabinet below, serving the main deck without requiring access to the guest cabins.

Galley

• Samsung refrigerator and freezer

• Whynter wine refrigerator

• GE Café microwave oven

• GE dual oven with induction cooktop

• Cuisinart coffee machine with grinder

• Double stainless-steel sinks

• Trash compactor

• Fisher & Paykel dishwasher

• Pull-out pantry storage

The forward pilothouse provides a separate navigation and sitting area. A green leather Stidd helm seat faces the instrument console, with a white raised leather settee positioned to provide forward views. Teak-and-holly flooring defines the raised seating area, while marble tile continues through the adjacent galley, day head, and accommodation passage. Doors on both sides give access to the side decks and foredeck; the room also offers scope for use as an onboard office.

The master is positioned amidships around a centerline, walk-around king berth with reading lamps. A vanity occupies one side, with a sofa and storage cabinetry opposite. A cedar-lined walk-in closet with a mirrored wall provides substantial wardrobe space, and 4 opening ports (with screens) provide natural ventilation. The ensuite head features marble flooring and countertop surfaces, together with a custom stall shower with seat and marble shelf

Forward, the VIP offers a centerline queen berth and an ensuite head with a separate stall shower. The port guest cabin has conventional twin berths. The starboard guest cabin combines a desk with upper and lower berths; the upper berth functions as folding down to create a sofa arrangement. This cabin also contains a stacking Miele washer and dryer (new 2019). Each guest cabin has an ensuite head with marble floor and countertop finishes and a stall shower.

Aft, the crew cabin provides upper and lower berths for two and a full head with shower. A full-size Summitt wine fridge and Hisense auxiliary freezer. Access from the swim platform connects this area with the engine room.

• Twin Caterpillar 3412 DITA diesel engines, listed as 1998 manufacture and 1,350 hp each

• Hynautic hydraulic engine controls

• Hynautic hydraulic steering

• Engine synchronizer control and emergency engine shutdown switches

• Naiad roll-control stabilizers

• Keypower bow thruster and helm control

• Village Marine Matrix watermaker

• Dometic air-conditioning – 72,000 total BTU’s

• Fireboy fire-suppression system

• Tank Sentry fuel and water tank monitoring

• 2 x Algae X filters for fuel system

• Air compressor

• Engine-room access via swim platform and crew area

• Two Northern Lights generators (1921hrs & 3139hrs 10/2026)

• Mastervolt 24V/20-3 battery charger

• Charles Marine 60-amp 5000-series battery charger

• 100-Amp shore power

• 30 Gal Hot water heater

The synthetic teak aft deck is sheltered by the overhead deck and arranged for dining with a large table, teak chairs, and built-in seating aft. Curved stairways to port and starboard descend to the swim platform, fitted with removable stainless-steel staple rails and a stainless-steel swim ladder.

Side doors from the pilothouse open onto the port and starboard decks leading forward. A bench seat across the bow provides an additional outdoor sitting area. A hot tub is concealed beneath the sunpad forward of the pilothouse.

Reached by stairs from the pilothouse, the flybridge offers a large upper-deck living area beneath a fiberglass hardtop with a three-sided enclosure and arch mounted LG TV. Molded fiberglass seating incorporates storage, with an additional bench in the open area farther aft. A gas firepit provides evening ambiance, and a small wet bar with refrigerator provides refreshments. The aft bridge deck is arranged for a tender and davit.

• Icom IC-M424G VHF radio

• Garmin GPSMap 7616

• Garmin GPSMap 8616

• Garmin GPS17

• Garmin 492 plotter (FB)

• Garmin forward-looking sonar

• Simrad AP20 autopilot

• Northstar 951X

• Keypower bow thruster

• Vetus stern thruster

• Yacht controller (New 2020)

• Maxwell windlass control

• ACR remote spotlight controls

• Naiad stabilizer controls

• Engine synchronizer control

• Emergency engine shutdown switches

• Fireboy suppression-system monitor

• MarineAir air-conditioning control

• Tank Sentry fuel and water monitor

• Clock and Barometer set

• Vizio TV

MAIN COURSE offers the interior volume and separation of spaces that make an 82-foot motoryacht practical for extended time aboard. Her four ensuite staterooms allow family and guests their own accommodation, while the enclosed galley and separate crew area support longer stays. The midships king master, full-beam salon and covered aft dining deck are central to her appeal.

Tarrab’s broad-beamed layout makes particularly effective use of the upper deck, where a substantial hardtop flybridge provides a second gathering space above the main salon. For buyers seeking a traditional motoryacht arrangement with room for guests and crew, MAIN COURSE presents a compelling platform to consider. Under her current 11-year ownership, she has been used as a liveaboard in Newport, RI, and South Florida for large portions of each year. She is for sale due to her owner’s desire to move ashore and downsize their boating time.

2018 Rossiter 14’ tender is excluded from the sale