For Sale: 2005 Carver 560 Voyager

ABLUpdated January 24, 20252 Mins read161

The 19th Hole, a 2005 Carver 560 Voyager, is powered by twin 480 hp Volvo Penta D6 diesels, has a top speed of 25 knots and is on the market at $499,000.
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The 19th Hole, a 2005 Carver 560 Voyager has a three-stateroom, two-head layout and is set up for family cruising. The 19th Hole is on the market with Jeff Brown Yachts for $499,999.

Powered by twin 480 hp Volvo Penta D6 diesels, The 19th Hole has a reported 25-knot top-end speed. Cruising speed is about 23 knots. Fuel capacity is 800 gallons, which should provide long cruising days. Bow and stern thrusters aid in close-quarter maneuvering.

The 56-footer’s 70-square-foot cockpit includes a transom settee with a table and chairs, offering a shaded space for alfresco dining.
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The 19th Hole’s 70-square-foot cockpit provides a shaded area for guests to enjoy while relaxing on the transom settee with a table and chairs. After an alfresco dinner, guests can walk around to the foredeck sun pads for a little more privacy while enjoying sundowners.

This yacht’s flybridge features a C-shaped settee with table, deck chairs on aft deck, a wet bar and even a grill, creating an ideal space for family and friends to mingle. A hardtop provides shade when needed, while the open-air design ensures a constant connection to the environment with panoramic vistas. The upper helm station is to port and everything is within arm’s reach. A second, single-seat helm station is forward of the salon and up a couple of steps. The 19th Hole has the following tech and gear:

Raymarine E-120 10/08
Raymarine wind indicator
ST-6000 remote autopilot
Ray 54 VHF radio
Bow & stern thrusters
60-amp battery charger for thruster
2,600-watt Charles inverter
Eight “8D” house batteries
Isolated generator battery

An open-plan salon includes leather seating, high-gloss cherrywood, a flat-screen TV and surround sound.
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The 19th Hole’s salon has an open floor plan, helping create a sense of volume. The interior has plush leather seating, a high-gloss cherrywood finish and amenities such as a flat-screen TV and surround-sound audio system. It’s a layout that encourages conversation and relaxation, with a large sofa and accompanying chairs arranged to create a conversation nook. Locking open the sliding glass doors to the cockpit creates an open-air environment from the galley to the cockpit.

The galley has solid-surface countertops, a full-sized refrigerator, a convection/microwave oven, a three-burner stovetop and abundant stowage space. The adjacent dinette provides a cozy place to enjoy meals with family and friends while taking in ocean views via nearly 360 degrees of glass.

A C-shaped settee, wet bar, grill and deck chairs, create a comfortable space for socializing and enjoying views on the flybridge.
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When it comes to accommodations, owners and their guests can retire to one of three staterooms. The master stateroom, located amidships, has a queen-size berth, stowage and an en suite head with a shower and bathtub, an unusual feature on a yacht of this size. The forepak VIP stateroom has a spacious layout with private access to the second head. A third guest stateroom with twin berths ensures that The 19th Hole can comfortably accommodate up to six guests for those summer cruises.

The owners’ stateroom has a queen-size berth, stowage, and an en suite head with a shower and, yes, a bathtub. There are two guest staterooms, including a forepeak VIP.
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Where is The 19th Hole located? The yacht is currently lying in San Diego, California.

Take the next step: call or text the listing agent, Wayne Racuya, (707) 235-5244, Jeff Brown Yachts