Silverton 330 Sport Bridge

The Silverton 35 Convertible was introduced in 2001. Silverton engineers took a radical step with the introduction of the 'SideWalk' concept, a series of molded steps on the starboard side of the boat leading from the foredeck up to the flybridge and then down again to the cockpit. The result of this clever design is a spacious full-width salon with the floor space of a much larger boat.
Built on a modified-V hull with side exhausts and prop pockets, the engines are located aft, beneath the cockpit, which allows the cabin floor to sit lower in the hull than a conventional flybridge sedan (with the engines under the salon sole). Lacking sidedecks, the interior is huge and the apartment sized galley is a real crowd pleaser for the urbanites looking for a cozy live-aboard.
A pair of glass sliding doors open to a spacious cockpit, and the flybridge is arranged with a walkaround centerline helm and lounge seating forward. She is truly 'turn-key' and ready to go!