At 25 feet in length, the dual-cabin 250CS cruiser is our largest, most accommodating boat in the fleet. Yet it is not so large that it's landlocked. With an appropriate tow vehicle the 25-foot cruiser can be trailered to endless enjoyable destinations that beckon a visit.
Sleeping accommodations for four with two berths-one in the forward bow and another amidships-make it ideal for overnighting. There is an expanded entryway and sloped overhead for mid-cabin access. Interior lighting and an opening port provide ample light and cabin ventilation for added comfort.
Preparing meals is made easy with a well thought-out and fully equipped galley. It features multiple storage nooks, bottle holders and attractive cabinets along with a solid surface countertop incorporating a sink, surface top stove, overhead microwave, under-counter refrigerator and trash receptacle bin. A convertible dinette table with sit-around lounges provides a cozy atmosphere for family-style dining.
When it's time to sleep, simply drop the table and insert the V-berth filler cushions. Beneath the berth is an abundance of built-in storage. Overhead is a translucent hatch and adjustable lighting. A private hanging locker offers the convenience of keeping clothing presentable and readily accessible. Adjacent to the galley you have the welcome convenience of a fully-enclosed standup fiberglass head with mirrored vanity, overhead lighting, generous storage, sink, manual-flush toilet and shower.
A cockpit refreshment center features a smooth-top counter with covered sink and faucet, a stainless steel rack to accommodate up to three oversized drinks, built-in fire extinguisher mount and under counter trash bin and storage compartment. The aft section of the counter top incorporates an integrated grab handle for added in-cockpit security. It also features a dedicated receptacle for the removable cooler so it doesn't become a cockpit obstacle. For added convenience a covered, built-in cooler with an overboard drain is incorporated between the portside seats.
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