N59CP

Production: 2021-present

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Specifications

Dimensions

LOA
58.79' (17.92m)
LWL
50.83'
Beam
17.00'
Draft
5.00'

Weight & Capacity

Displacement
88,000 lbs
Fuel
1,100 gal
Water
444 gal

Propulsion

Engine
Twin MAN i6800 800 hp each
Hull Type
semi displacement

Range & Efficiency

Range
800 nm
At Speed
12 knots

Accommodations

Cabins
2
Heads
2
Master cabin aft • Guest cabin forward • Pilothouse • Two heads • Flybridge

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Interior

Cockpit

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Layout Options

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Available layouts: Master cabin aft, Guest cabin forward, Pilothouse, Two heads, Flybridge

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Historical Notes

Current model. Coastal Pilot design with twin engines. LOA 58'9". Higher speed capability. Range: ~800 nm at 12 knots (semi-displacement).

Model Insights

The Nordhavn 59CP extends the Coastal Pilot concept to a larger platform, offering higher-speed cruising capability with more interior volume than the N35CP. This semi-displacement design bridges the gap between pure trawler and motor yacht categories.

For buyers comparing the N59CP to traditional Nordhavns, the differences mirror the smaller N35CP but at a larger scale. Unlike the N60 or N63 which offer 2,500+ nm range and full-displacement efficiency, the N59CP sacrifices range for speed—capable of 15+ knots versus 8-9 knots for traditional Nordhavns. Compared to the similar-sized N55 or N57, the N59CP is faster but has far less range and is not designed for ocean crossing.

The N59CP competes more directly with coastal motor yachts than with other Nordhavns. For buyers whose cruising involves coastal hopping, island chains, and weekend trips rather than ocean passages, the N59CP offers a unique combination of Nordhavn build quality with higher-speed performance. The trade-off is fuel efficiency—the semi-displacement hull burns significantly more fuel per mile at speed than a full-displacement hull. Buyers should honestly assess whether their typical cruising distances favor speed over range. Used N59CPs are rare on the market given limited production.

Insights compiled from YachtTech video reviews and owner experiences. Always verify with a qualified surveyor.

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