Introducing Pericus, a distinguished Little Harbor sailing yacht that seamlessly blends classic elegance with unparalleled performance. Designed by the renowned Ted Hood, this Little Harbor is celebrated for its timeless aesthetics and exceptional craftsmanship.
The cockpit comfortably accommodates six guests around a drop-leaf table, offering excellent visibility and an inviting space for dining, hosting or relaxing. For cooler evenings or inclement weather, the area can be enclosed with eisenglass, while a sturdy bimini provides ample protection from the sun. Access to the main salon is seamlessly integrated forward of the cockpit, protected by a custom dodger.
When you step into the expansive salon, you will find an L-shaped settee to port and versatile seating arrangements create an inviting conversation area. The teak interior, crafted with superb joinery, is highly finished, reflecting Little Harbor’s commitment to quality. Numerous hatches and ports infuse the space with abundant natural light and ventilation, enhancing the onboard living experience.
The well-appointed galley is equipped with a gimbaled stainless steel Force 10 stove featuring four burners, an oven, and a broiler. A Litton microwave and stainless steel sink with hot and cold pressure water, along with separate refrigerator and freezer compartments with Adler-Barbour holding plates and Ample Corian-covered counter space.
The owner’s aft stateroom features an enlarged double berth to starboard, generous hanging lockers, and abundant drawer storage. A private head is situated aft to port, with a separate shower room to starboard. An aft companionway leads to a secluded cockpit, offering a private retreat for sunbathing or enjoying fresh air in a sheltered environment.
Three guest staterooms forward of the salon, each with a private head, provide comfortable accommodations for family and friends. The thoughtful layout ensures privacy and convenience for all onboard.
With a teak interior, superb joinery, and a bright, airy ambiance, Pericus embodies the quintessential Little Harbor yacht experience. Fully air-conditioned with five Marine Air digital control reverse cycle units, she ensures comfort in any climate.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own one of the finest Little Harbors available and embark on your newest adventure.
NAVIGATION AND ELECTRONICS

ICOM M120 VHF
ICOM 720A Ham/SSB with Sea automatic tuner
New Garmin GPS chart plotter on deck viewable from helm

ENGINES AND MECHANICAL
Twin Perkins 6-354 Marine 135 hp diesel engines. 2.5:1 Borg Warner counter rotating gear boxes drive 24” by 18” Luke 3-blade feathering propellers via 1 ¾” stainless shafts, Skatra thrust bearings and Lax drop shaft glands.
ELECTRICAL
Westerbeke 8 KW generator
220V/110V AC inputs. 8 KW Westerbeke. Bass AC/DC panel with amp and volt meters to monitor input and consumption. Separate batteries for engine start, radio and ship’s DC power. 24V and 12V Lewco chargers. 4: 135 amp dual output Lestec alternators. Generator/shore power transfer switches with polarity protection.
Batteries:
(12) 8D 200 amp hour, deep cycle batteries.
12V:1=port eng. Start
1=stbd eng/gen start
2=radio
24V: 4=port house bank
4=starboard house bank
Parallel solenoid and switching allows cross use.
12V and 24V output alternators on each engine allow cross charging of all batteries from either engine.
Alternators and all wiring between engines and batteries
DECK AND HULL
Awlgrip Black fiberglass hull with double white boot and green bottom paint. Hand laminated AIREX core sandwich construction in a one-piece female mold. Solid glass laminate in area of centerline, engine bed, rudder post and through-hull fittings. Teak over fiberglass deck with Balsa core sandwich construction and marine plywood in areas of all deck fittings. Cabin house and cockpit are Matterhorn White with tan non-skid inserts and varnished teak trim. Stainless steel fabricated stemhead fitting with double anchor roller. Integral stainless stern, bow, and midship chocks.
Pericus’ joinery is light colored and trimmed with teak. The large vertical surfaces are satin finished, which gives and open and light appearance. All trim, grab rails, doors, companionway ladders and bunk sides are teak finished high gloss. This, combined with extensive use of mirrors, gives a bright and elegant look alongside the chromed ports, Danish brass lamps and varnished teak and holly cabin sole.

SAILS AND RIGGING
Rig: Hood Stowaway mast

Navtec hydraulic backstay and vang were installed, with control head mounted by the helmsman.
Rod rigging throughout

Working sails:

Main, genoa, staysail, built by North Sails. Good condition
Spinnaker
Second set and sails
MPS built by North
Trysail and storm staysail

Winches: (all Barient)

(2) #32 2-speed electric ST
(2) #28 2-speed electric ST
(8) #28 2-speed self-tailing

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
Ground Tackle:

Danforth H 60, 60 Plough, 300’ 3/8 HT chain. 300’ rode + 25’ chain. 25’ spring line with chain hook
(6) Black nylon dock lines. 200’ spare rode.
Ideal Vertical Windlass

Pumps:

(3) Self prime Par bilge pumps
(1) Highwater bilge pump aft
(2) engine pickup emergency bilge pumps
(1) Manual bilge pump
(2) High pressure fresh water pumps
(1) High pressure salt water pump
(2) Grey water sump pumps
(1) Fuel transfer pump
(1) Prime pump
600gpd Sea Recovery water maker
Espar cabin heater
Oil transfer pump

General equipment:

Engine water oil transmission temp/pressure alarms
Engine room Halon System
(4) Fire extinguishers
(4) Engine room blowers
Glendenning engine synchronizer
(2) Switlik 8-man canister life rafts with survival gear
(2) Custom stainless steel swim ladders
Main and aft cockpit cushions
Spare Ritchie Compass for Helm
50’ Power cord with full set of adapters
Chelsea clock and barometer
Barbeque
Fenders & Dock lines