This new Tri-Deck style yacht is an expansive and substantial vessel. It offers opulent living accommodations on three separate decks providing the owners and their guests with a widely variable selection of living and entertaining environments.

The upper deck and pilothouse provide an elevated, 360 degree view of the yacht's surroundings. Recognize the distinction between a typical bridge and this yacht's pilothouse. The Marquis 70's pilothouse is fully enclosed within a rigid structure. Interior climate is controlled by opening the numerous hatches, doors and windows or by utilizing the thermostatically controlled heating / air conditioning system. The upper level is outfitted with a combination of planked teak and inlaid carpet flooring, salon quality furniture and handcrafted cabinetry including a wet bar and entertainment center. The aft bulkhead door invites you onto the upper deck's portico that can be outfitted with numerous deck chairs, a built in grill and other convenient accruements. The Tri-Deck design means every voyage will be made in total comfort.

The Marquis 70 Tri-Deck's salon will likely be the place for more formal gatherings and evening dining. An array of Italian Poltrona Frau® handmade leather furniture provides both stylish and comfortable seating. The adjacent gourmet galley and serving center is situated on the same floor level as the salon. This is a feature that is difficult to find in other brands of yachts but certain to be appreciated by those considering the Marquis 70 Tri-Deck.

Three separate staterooms (a fourth stateroom is available) and three head compartments (all equipped with dedicated showers) are situated below decks. The owner's stateroom uses the yacht's full 18 foot 4 inch beam to provide a true yacht grade living environment. The cedar closets, vanity, double sinks, shower and tub make the master stateroom homelike and comfortable.

A unique feature on the Marquis 70 Tri-Deck is the cabin located off the yacht's transom and swim platform. This area can be utilized as captain's quarters or as a sea side cabana complete with its own shower, head and sink. This makes a very convenient spot for changing into and out of swim wear and as a storage area for water toys, fishing equipment or dive gear.