Our Next Boat

Current Boat Challenges

Salon is not setup for two people to lay on a couch / not big enough / not wide enough
Two "office" locations are hard to find. We both need to be on Zoom video calls without hearing each other.
Master berth is in the bow which is noisy, and one side of the bed is really hard to get into.
Lack of storage almost everywhere.

55-64 feet: Elliott Bay Marina slip size
Full displacement OR stabilized or both
Pilot house
Decent MPG and/or tankage to allow for trips of 500NM+ without refueling
King master berth, oversized queen OK
1-2 other berths
Hydronic heat
Air conditioning in most spaces
Watermaker
Washer/dryer
Well known engine brand with moderate hours left before major overhauls. I prefer Detroit Diesel and CAT but others are OK too
Dinghy/tender of some sort
Bow thruster, stern thruster would be nice but not required
Good ground tackle and anchoring system
Windlass controls from driving station(s) and bow
Galley with fridge/freezer, stove, dishwasher, oven, and good storage
Cockpit entertaining space
Autopilot - all other electronics optional :)
9-15kw generator
50 amp or dual 30 amp shore power connectors

Hatteras 58 LRC - example.
Ocean Alexander 56' LRC - example 1987 OA 56' LRC. There is also a good YouTube walk through video.
Angel 62' Trawler - example.
Cheoy Lee 60 - example.
DeFever 62 performance - example.

Tollycraft 57' - example 1991. Example 1993.
Nordlund 70 - Maya. Difficulties with an office below decks. Really big at 70'. Much older would require some work.
Moonen
Outer Reef ($)
Burger?
Monk/McQueen
Liberty
Queenship
Delta
Northern Marine ($$$)

Just listing these here in case they come up - not a complete outright rejection, but most of these have issues we can't overcome.

Pacific Mariner 65 - seem to be very lightweight - 65,000 lbs - which is similar to Kaos (55 feet versus 70 feet). Since I get seasick easily, I suspect these would be tender in any decent weather.
Carver 50-60 - same as above - too thin of a hull / light weight.
Navigator - just no.