Wendon Skylounge 630
Vancouver, Canadaon the market since 17 days
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The Wendon 630 Skylounge combines the best qualities of a pilothouse yacht, motor yacht, trawler yacht, and expedition cruiser. Built in British Columbia, this exceptionally well-constructed vessel is perfectly suited for exploring the entire Pacific Northwest, from Alaska to Mexico.
Very lightly used throughout its life, this yacht shows remarkably little wear and tear. It presents an outstanding opportunity to purchase a spacious family cruising yacht at a highly attractive price point.
Since 2008, the vessel has been kept in a freshwater boathouse, helping preserve its condition and appearance. The care it has received is evident throughout.
Built by Wendon Manufacturing, this yacht is a fitting example of the company's philosophy: "Luxury Without Compromise." Its thoughtful design blends form and function, featuring an open main deck layout, an impressive Skylounge, and robust engineering where it matters most. Quality craftsmanship, excellent fit and finish, and premium brand-name components complete the package.
Boathouse is available along with yearly moorage in the Fraser River just miles from the river mouth.
A boathouse and transferable annual moorage on the Fraser River is also be available, conveniently located just miles from the river mouth and easy access to the waters of the Salish Sea and beyond.
A boutique builder, Wendon Yachts of Sidney, BC, is known for its well-engineered and robust hulls. You will also find this boat to have exemplary living space, with superb finishing throughout. North American cherry is warm, rich, and contemporary, complemented by light ash trim and accented with exotic bird's-eye maple. An open layout allows plenty of sunlight, with spacious accommodations in three fair-sized staterooms.
Step aboard onto a wide swim grid with teak decking and stainless staples. Here you have access to a large lazarette and a watertight door to the engine room. Curved teak steps lead up to the main deck. On the main deck, you are covered by the boat deck. There is curved seating, teak decking, and access to the wide side decks, which are excellent for walking around and are perfect for young children or pets. Entrance into the interior is through two full sliding doors. There is also a ladder up to the boat deck and an aft docking station.
Once inside the main salon, you immediately feel the large open concept. You can see right through to the galley and the lower helm station, with full windows all around providing plenty of daylight. Free-standing furniture and a large dining table for six add to the comfort. A hanging locker for wet-weather gear is a great feature. Forward to port is the full U-shaped country kitchen. To starboard is a bar and additional cupboard space. The woodwork is beautiful to look at and has a warm, calming effect with a stately feel.
Take two steps up to the lower helm station. There is a full settee across the aft bulkhead with a table in front and storage drawers underneath, as well as chart drawers and a chart table (very rare in new boats). The helm station is well laid out for easy reading of all instruments and controls. Visibility is excellent, with a 360-degree view in all directions. Each side has a door leading out to the side decks. On the starboard side are the stairs up to the flybridge and down to the accommodations. AC and DC electrical panels provide easy access to electrical controls.
Up the stairs is the Skylounge. It features a full enclosure with a hardtop and glass windows. On each side are built-in settees, along with a wet bar equipped with a sink and ice maker. The helm mirrors the lower helm, offering great all-around visibility for everyone to sit and enjoy the sights while cruising the coast. Two side windows open for fresh air, and the Skylounge is heated and cooled to suit the season. Aft is a door leading to the boat deck, where the first six feet are covered by the roof. Here you will find a built-in BBQ, a sink, and storage cupboards. The tender sits fore and aft, with the davit located on the port side. There is still room for other water toys, prawn and crab traps, and deck chairs.
The stairs down to the accommodations are wide and gentle. Forward is the VIP stateroom with a queen island berth, hanging closet, drawers, and opening portlights. Aft is a door leading into the shared head, complete with shower stall and vanity sink. The third stateroom is down the companionway on the port side and features two generous bunk beds with storage drawers underneath, a hanging closet, and a door leading to the shared head forward.
The companionway leading aft has a storage cupboard on one side, followed by the built-in washing machine and a large dirty-laundry hamper. One step down leads you into the full-width master stateroom. It features an island queen bed, plenty of storage and cupboards, and a vanity table. The ensuite, with a full stand-up shower and vanity, is located forward to starboard. Four opening portlights provide fresh air when desired.
All interior spaces are finished in broadloom carpeting, with beautiful woodwork and fine joinery throughout. The headliner and wall fabrics are in excellent condition. In the master stateroom, the aft wall features an artistically designed mirror, as do some of the cupboards in the galley and salon. This gives the boat a luxurious and elegant feel.
Outside, forward of the lower helm door, you immediately feel very safe. The side decks are protected by high bulwarks with stainless handrails running all the way from aft to the bow. The foredeck is open and easy to move around. There is a teak lounging area with built-in drink holders on the trunk cabin forward, perfect for a lazy afternoon.
Step in from the aft deck through two sliding glass doors and immediately feel the openness and abundant natural light of the interior. To starboard is a very unique feature not found on many yachts: a full cedar-lined hanging locker for jackets and wet-weather gear.
To port is the entertainment centre. Here you will find an audio/visual system, a JVC AV receiver, and built-in speakers on the aft deck, in the salon, at the lower helm, and in the Skylounge, all controlled through a selector switch. Also included is a JVC 5-disc CD player.
The salon features free-standing furniture, including a large overstuffed leather sofa, a swivel easy chair, and an oval-shaped dining table with seating for six. Storage cupboards are located beneath some of the windows, while forward there is a bar, wine rack, and additional cupboards for galley storage.
Overhead lighting is highlighted by a large oval light feature, with rope lighting incorporated into the window valances. Blinds are fitted to all windows, drapes cover the aft doors, and etched glass artwork with backlighting is displayed in a framed feature between the galley and salon.
Comfort is maintained throughout the vessel by an Espar hydronic heating system, with individual controls in each room. Alternatively, enjoy the three-zone reverse-cycle air conditioning system serving the salon, lower helm, and Skylounge, each with its own controls.
Forward of the salon on the port side is the large U-shaped country kitchen galley. A key part of the open-concept main deck, it is open to both the lower helm and the salon, allowing the chef to prepare meals and entertain at the same time.
A flight of wide, curved stairs leads down to the three-stateroom accommodations.
MASTER STATEROOM
Aft of the companionway is the full-width master stateroom, featuring a queen island berth amidships.
VIP STATEROOM
Located forward at the bottom of the stairs, featuring a raised queen island berth.
GUEST STATEROOM
Located midway along the companionway and featuring two large full-size bunk beds.
COMPANIONWAY
The Skylounge is a very integral part of this vessel, fully enclosed and offering excellent all-around visibility. Heated for winter and air-conditioned for summer, it provides year-round comfort.
The helm station is fully equipped with all the relevant electronics and navigation instruments, including an autopilot, digital engine gauges, thrusters, chartplotter, and stabilizers.
Large side windows open to provide a refreshing cross-breeze, while an aft door leads to the boat deck. Two built-in settees provide ample seating for guests to relax and enjoy the scenery while exploring the coast.
Out the aft door, you will find the tender, a Zodiac 12' Yachtline centre-console powered by a 40 hp Honda four-stroke outboard. The davit system can also be used for other water toys, such as paddleboards, bicycles, or kayaks.
Beneath the roof overhang is a large built-in BBQ, complete with a sink and two storage cupboards. There is also room for several deck chairs and a hatch providing access to the ladder leading back down to the aft deck.
Access to the engine room is through a watertight door off the swim grid. You will find the machinery space to be exceptionally clean, very well organized, and remarkably engineered, both from the standpoint of the original build and installation and from that of ease of maintenance. Best of all, enjoy the 6'8" headroom—a true luxury in any engine room.
The first portion of the space is the utility room. Here you will find several onboard systems, including the watermaker, air chillers for the air conditioning system, house and engine-start batteries, inverters, onboard power transformers, battery chargers, a workbench, steering systems, and a small deep freezer.
In the main engine room are two Kohler generators, twin Detroit Diesel engines, hydraulic PTOs, the hydronic furnace, domestic water pump, fuel system and filters, electronic engine controls, reflective soundproofing, checker plate flooring, and non-skid walkways.
Mechanical Systems
Electrical System
Two helm stations mirror each other, featuring Detroit Diesel electronic display units, Detroit Diesel electronic controls (with manual backup), intercom between stations, searchlight controls, pentagram windshield wipers with washers, furnace defroster fans, and thruster controls. Note: there is also an aft deck docking station with throttle controls and thrusters.
UPPER HELM
LOWER HELM
2008 CCY build, fully enclosed boathouse situated on Westham Island, Delta, BC, on the Fraser River in a private marina.
Outside dimensions: 95' x 30'Inside cut-out: 85' x 22'
Full power curtain, wired for 50-amp service, plus several 110V outlets
50-gallon hot water tank with hose outlets down each sideMezzanine floor approx. 12' x 26'
Fluorescent lighting throughoutBreaker panel for 120V serviceTwo doors: one front and one side
Offered at $200,000
Permanent and private moorage is available at an annual amount of $36,000 (subject to change)
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Very lightly used throughout its life, this yacht shows remarkably little wear and tear. It presents an outstanding opportunity to purchase a spacious family cruising yacht at a highly attractive price point.
Since 2008, the vessel has been kept in a freshwater boathouse, helping preserve its condition and appearance. The care it has received is evident throughout.
Built by Wendon Manufacturing, this yacht is a fitting example of the company's philosophy: "Luxury Without Compromise." Its thoughtful design blends form and function, featuring an open main deck layout, an impressive Skylounge, and robust engineering where it matters most. Quality craftsmanship, excellent fit and finish, and premium brand-name components complete the package.
Boathouse is available along with yearly moorage in the Fraser River just miles from the river mouth.
A boathouse and transferable annual moorage on the Fraser River is also be available, conveniently located just miles from the river mouth and easy access to the waters of the Salish Sea and beyond.
A boutique builder, Wendon Yachts of Sidney, BC, is known for its well-engineered and robust hulls. You will also find this boat to have exemplary living space, with superb finishing throughout. North American cherry is warm, rich, and contemporary, complemented by light ash trim and accented with exotic bird's-eye maple. An open layout allows plenty of sunlight, with spacious accommodations in three fair-sized staterooms.
Step aboard onto a wide swim grid with teak decking and stainless staples. Here you have access to a large lazarette and a watertight door to the engine room. Curved teak steps lead up to the main deck. On the main deck, you are covered by the boat deck. There is curved seating, teak decking, and access to the wide side decks, which are excellent for walking around and are perfect for young children or pets. Entrance into the interior is through two full sliding doors. There is also a ladder up to the boat deck and an aft docking station.
Once inside the main salon, you immediately feel the large open concept. You can see right through to the galley and the lower helm station, with full windows all around providing plenty of daylight. Free-standing furniture and a large dining table for six add to the comfort. A hanging locker for wet-weather gear is a great feature. Forward to port is the full U-shaped country kitchen. To starboard is a bar and additional cupboard space. The woodwork is beautiful to look at and has a warm, calming effect with a stately feel.
Take two steps up to the lower helm station. There is a full settee across the aft bulkhead with a table in front and storage drawers underneath, as well as chart drawers and a chart table (very rare in new boats). The helm station is well laid out for easy reading of all instruments and controls. Visibility is excellent, with a 360-degree view in all directions. Each side has a door leading out to the side decks. On the starboard side are the stairs up to the flybridge and down to the accommodations. AC and DC electrical panels provide easy access to electrical controls.
Up the stairs is the Skylounge. It features a full enclosure with a hardtop and glass windows. On each side are built-in settees, along with a wet bar equipped with a sink and ice maker. The helm mirrors the lower helm, offering great all-around visibility for everyone to sit and enjoy the sights while cruising the coast. Two side windows open for fresh air, and the Skylounge is heated and cooled to suit the season. Aft is a door leading to the boat deck, where the first six feet are covered by the roof. Here you will find a built-in BBQ, a sink, and storage cupboards. The tender sits fore and aft, with the davit located on the port side. There is still room for other water toys, prawn and crab traps, and deck chairs.
The stairs down to the accommodations are wide and gentle. Forward is the VIP stateroom with a queen island berth, hanging closet, drawers, and opening portlights. Aft is a door leading into the shared head, complete with shower stall and vanity sink. The third stateroom is down the companionway on the port side and features two generous bunk beds with storage drawers underneath, a hanging closet, and a door leading to the shared head forward.
The companionway leading aft has a storage cupboard on one side, followed by the built-in washing machine and a large dirty-laundry hamper. One step down leads you into the full-width master stateroom. It features an island queen bed, plenty of storage and cupboards, and a vanity table. The ensuite, with a full stand-up shower and vanity, is located forward to starboard. Four opening portlights provide fresh air when desired.
All interior spaces are finished in broadloom carpeting, with beautiful woodwork and fine joinery throughout. The headliner and wall fabrics are in excellent condition. In the master stateroom, the aft wall features an artistically designed mirror, as do some of the cupboards in the galley and salon. This gives the boat a luxurious and elegant feel.
Outside, forward of the lower helm door, you immediately feel very safe. The side decks are protected by high bulwarks with stainless handrails running all the way from aft to the bow. The foredeck is open and easy to move around. There is a teak lounging area with built-in drink holders on the trunk cabin forward, perfect for a lazy afternoon.
Step in from the aft deck through two sliding glass doors and immediately feel the openness and abundant natural light of the interior. To starboard is a very unique feature not found on many yachts: a full cedar-lined hanging locker for jackets and wet-weather gear.
To port is the entertainment centre. Here you will find an audio/visual system, a JVC AV receiver, and built-in speakers on the aft deck, in the salon, at the lower helm, and in the Skylounge, all controlled through a selector switch. Also included is a JVC 5-disc CD player.
The salon features free-standing furniture, including a large overstuffed leather sofa, a swivel easy chair, and an oval-shaped dining table with seating for six. Storage cupboards are located beneath some of the windows, while forward there is a bar, wine rack, and additional cupboards for galley storage.
Overhead lighting is highlighted by a large oval light feature, with rope lighting incorporated into the window valances. Blinds are fitted to all windows, drapes cover the aft doors, and etched glass artwork with backlighting is displayed in a framed feature between the galley and salon.
Comfort is maintained throughout the vessel by an Espar hydronic heating system, with individual controls in each room. Alternatively, enjoy the three-zone reverse-cycle air conditioning system serving the salon, lower helm, and Skylounge, each with its own controls.
Forward of the salon on the port side is the large U-shaped country kitchen galley. A key part of the open-concept main deck, it is open to both the lower helm and the salon, allowing the chef to prepare meals and entertain at the same time.
A flight of wide, curved stairs leads down to the three-stateroom accommodations.
MASTER STATEROOM
Aft of the companionway is the full-width master stateroom, featuring a queen island berth amidships.
VIP STATEROOM
Located forward at the bottom of the stairs, featuring a raised queen island berth.
GUEST STATEROOM
Located midway along the companionway and featuring two large full-size bunk beds.
COMPANIONWAY
The Skylounge is a very integral part of this vessel, fully enclosed and offering excellent all-around visibility. Heated for winter and air-conditioned for summer, it provides year-round comfort.
The helm station is fully equipped with all the relevant electronics and navigation instruments, including an autopilot, digital engine gauges, thrusters, chartplotter, and stabilizers.
Large side windows open to provide a refreshing cross-breeze, while an aft door leads to the boat deck. Two built-in settees provide ample seating for guests to relax and enjoy the scenery while exploring the coast.
Out the aft door, you will find the tender, a Zodiac 12' Yachtline centre-console powered by a 40 hp Honda four-stroke outboard. The davit system can also be used for other water toys, such as paddleboards, bicycles, or kayaks.
Beneath the roof overhang is a large built-in BBQ, complete with a sink and two storage cupboards. There is also room for several deck chairs and a hatch providing access to the ladder leading back down to the aft deck.
Access to the engine room is through a watertight door off the swim grid. You will find the machinery space to be exceptionally clean, very well organized, and remarkably engineered, both from the standpoint of the original build and installation and from that of ease of maintenance. Best of all, enjoy the 6'8" headroom—a true luxury in any engine room.
The first portion of the space is the utility room. Here you will find several onboard systems, including the watermaker, air chillers for the air conditioning system, house and engine-start batteries, inverters, onboard power transformers, battery chargers, a workbench, steering systems, and a small deep freezer.
In the main engine room are two Kohler generators, twin Detroit Diesel engines, hydraulic PTOs, the hydronic furnace, domestic water pump, fuel system and filters, electronic engine controls, reflective soundproofing, checker plate flooring, and non-skid walkways.
Mechanical Systems
Electrical System
Two helm stations mirror each other, featuring Detroit Diesel electronic display units, Detroit Diesel electronic controls (with manual backup), intercom between stations, searchlight controls, pentagram windshield wipers with washers, furnace defroster fans, and thruster controls. Note: there is also an aft deck docking station with throttle controls and thrusters.
UPPER HELM
LOWER HELM
2008 CCY build, fully enclosed boathouse situated on Westham Island, Delta, BC, on the Fraser River in a private marina.
Outside dimensions: 95' x 30'Inside cut-out: 85' x 22'
Full power curtain, wired for 50-amp service, plus several 110V outlets
50-gallon hot water tank with hose outlets down each sideMezzanine floor approx. 12' x 26'
Fluorescent lighting throughoutBreaker panel for 120V serviceTwo doors: one front and one side
Offered at $200,000
Permanent and private moorage is available at an annual amount of $36,000 (subject to change)
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
