Georgia Girl

Paul Mann built the 81-footer Georgia Girl, the largest build ever from his North Carolina yard, to great acclaim. Georgia Girl has a 23-foot beam, which allowed the designers to create an open, airy interior, defined by hand-picked cherry veneer in the saloon and cabins. The veneer saves precious weight but still adds an element of class. The saloon includes a long island near the galley, with a granite countertop and three seats for breakfast. The yacht’s inner curves and stonework show the yard’s ability to craft a boat that is not only fast (40-knot top end), but elegant. The profile, with the long forefoot and tall helm area, also carries a Carolina classic look.

Vessel is Captain Maintained by a knowledgeable owner who cares for her with an open checkbook. If a maintenance item needed to get done, it gets done. Georgia Girl has been a one owner boat since she was built and primarily used for light cruising to the Bahamas.

• Low Original Hours – 2,450 Hours on Main Engines
• Five Stateroom, Six Head Layout
• All Yard and Maintenance Records Complete and Up to Date
• Vessel is very lightly used on Interior and shows that way
• Full Yard Regime 2/2024
• Electronics Redone 2022
• Hull Painted (Awlgrip) 2/2024
• Fresh Non-Skid on foredeck 12/2023
• Deck House paint 12/2023
• Exterior Flybridge Paint 12/2023
• Deck House half round Varnish 12/2023
• Salon Door Refinished 1/2024
• Davit on bow removed 12/2023
• Transom Swim platform removed 12/2023
• Full NAIAD Stabilizer Service 12/2023
• Fresh Bottom Paint 12/2023
• Prop Speed Running Gear 12/2023
• Shafts Dye Tested 12/2023
• Cutlass Bearings 12/2023
• Main Engine Intake Hoses replaced 12/2023