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2000 Azimut 58

Hilton Head Island, SC, US 57.7 ft · 15.08 ft' beam 3 cabins 30 kn kn top
Asking
$249,000
2000 Azimut 58 for sale
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Written by The Fly Yachts Team · Brokerage

The 2000 Azimut 58 represents a sophisticated motor yacht built on the Italian builder's reputation for precision engineering, refined aesthetics, and seaworthy construction. This 57.67-foot vessel combines European design sensibility with practical cruising capability, offering the kind of balanced performance and livability that appeals to discerning owners seeking a capable offshore platform without sacrificing comfort or style.

Propulsion and Performance

Twin MTU 765-horsepower V-drive diesel inboards deliver spirited performance while maintaining the fuel efficiency characteristic of high-quality marine diesel propulsion. The engines are paired with four-blade performance propellers and prop pockets—a design feature that reduces draft, optimizes running attitude, and improves overall efficiency. With under 2,300 original hours, the powerplant remains well within its service life. Cruising speed reaches 25 knots with a maximum speed of 30 knots, making this yacht capable of covering distance comfortably while maintaining the stability and sea-keeping qualities for which Azimut's deep-V hull design is recognized. The 687-gallon fuel capacity supports extended cruising, while 238 gallons of water storage provides adequate supply for a six-person crew.

Helm Stations and Navigation Electronics

Dual helm stations—upper flying bridge and lower interior wheelhouse—give operational flexibility whether commanding from the open air or from a sheltered, climate-controlled environment. The lower helm features a power-adjustable high-back leather captain's chair with excellent visibility into the salon and forward through the cabin windows.

Navigation electronics are comprehensive and modern for the era. The lower helm is equipped with a Garmin GPSmap 7608 GPS/chartplotter with integrated sonar and high-definition radar, supported by Raymarine TriData depth/speed/trip display, Simrad AP26 autopilot, Standard Horizon Matrix VHF radio, and KVH Tracfone SATCOM phone. Electric shift and throttle controls, hydraulic power steering, and a Vetus bow thruster provide precise maneuvering. The upper flying bridge helm repeats critical navigation displays—three Raymarine TriData units, Simrad AP26 autopilot, Standard Horizon Matrix VHF, electric shift/throttle, bow thruster control, trim angle indicator, and a Ritchie compass—ensuring full command capability from the bridge. Trim tabs and a ship systems monitor round out the helm package, while an ITT/Jabsco remote control spotlight aids nighttime operation.

Accommodation and Interior Design

The three-stateroom, three-head layout sleeps six guests in well-appointed comfort. The master suite features an island-style queen berth with bedside table, two hanging lockers, and a private head with separate shower stall. The VIP stateroom offers a double berth positioned from the port aft corner, private head, and shower. A third guest stateroom with twin beds and its own head/shower completes the accommodation plan. One head includes a bidet, adding a touch of European refinement. Each stateroom includes spacious storage, hinged privacy doors, excellent headroom, and individual TVs.

The salon is the social centerpiece—a bright, spacious gathering area defined by generous curved leather seating, high-gloss lacquered cabinetry with decorative inlays, and elegant designer hardware and fabrics throughout. Two salon tables include a coffee table and an expandable cocktail/dining table suitable for entertaining. A dry bar sits to port upon entry, while the full galley is positioned to port and down from

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Loaded with cutting edge innovations that have time-proven relevance.... Click "show more" at the bottom right of your screen for additional information. A Nice Example at a Truly Incredible Price* Very Well Equipped * Powered by Twin 765/hp MTU High Performance V-Drive Diesel Inboards * Under 2300 Original Hours * Spirited Performance and the Famous Azimut Engineering, Precision and Build Quality * Very Functional Use of Space * Upper and Lower Helm Stations * Well-Appointed 3-Stateroom, 3-Head Floorplan (one head with a bidet) * Sleeps (6) * CruiseAir Reverse Cycle 3-Zone Heat/Air Conditioning w/SMX Digital Thermostat Controls with Dehumidify Mode * SeaLand VacuFlush Heads * High Gloss Lacquered Interior Cabinetry--Truly Elegant * Kohler Generator in Sound Enclosure (1025 hours) * Bow Thruster * Dual Entry Engine Room * Full Navigation Electronics * Prop Pockets Mean Less Draft, the Perfect Running Attitude and More Efficient Performance * Beautiful Sea Keeping and Handling Properties * 4-Blade Performance Propellers * Anchor Windlass * Flying Bridge & Foredeck Sunpads * Spacious Aft Deck with Bench Seating and Partial Overhead Cover from the Extended Flying Bridge * Spacious Lazarette/Crew Quarters with Washer/Dryer * Newly Upholstered Outdoor Seating * Cockpit Ice Maker * Glendinning Cablemaster Power Shore Cord Retrieval System * Boarding Platform & Aft Deck Exterior Teak Decking * Hot/Cold Hand-Held Transon Shower * Cockpit Warping Winches for Ease of Docking * Sliding Glass Door to Cabin * Large Lavish Salon.... Perfect for Social Gathering * Direct TV * Pioneer Stereo * Sirius/XM Radio * Salon Cocktail Table Expands for Dining * Full Galley Located Down in the Aft Port Corner of the Salon * Galley Features Include Corian Countertops, Teak & Holly Flooring, Isotherm Refrigerator/Freezer, 2-Burner Electric Cooktop, Deep Basin-Sink with Spray Nozzle, Opening Porthole, GE Microwave Oven, Generous Storage and a Water-Tight Engine Room Access Door * Custom Azimut Dishes & Silverware Included *  Designer Hardware and Fabrics Throughout * Lower Helm with Power Adjustable High-Back Pilot's Chair * Expansive Flying Bridge with Room for a Crowd * New Batteries * Fresh Bottom Paint and Full Out of Water Service * Motivated Seller..... Don't Miss Out on this Opportunity!.... Ideal for Those Seeking Luxury, Performance and an Outstanding Value!..... Please click "show more" at the bottom right of your screen for additional info.                                                  Thank you for your interest.

Azimut 58 Motor Yacht for Sale: Elevated Comfort and Proven Performance in Hilton Head Island
The 2000 Azimut 58 represents a significant value proposition in the market for European-built motor yachts that prioritize both seakeeping capability and interior refinement. Located in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, this 57.67-foot cruising yacht combines the engineering heritage of Azimut's Italian design with practical accommodations and dual helm station operations that appeal to serious boating enthusiasts seeking a capable offshore cruiser.
Overview: Design and Engineering Foundation
The Azimut 58 is a motor yacht built around a deep-V hull design that has earned recognition for stable handling and comfortable sea-keeping across varied conditions. At 57.67 feet in length overall with a 15.08-foot beam and 4.08-foot draft, the vessel achieves a balanced proportion that supports both efficient fuel consumption and meaningful interior volume. The hull form, characterized by prop pockets that reduce draft while optimizing running attitude and propeller efficiency, reflects the design philosophy that distinguishes Azimut from mass-market competitors. The vessel's construction emphasizes precision and durability through high-gloss lacquered interior cabinetry and teak and holly flooring throughout primary spaces. This attention to finish quality extends to exterior details, including teak decking on the aft deck and swim platform, stainless-steel-framed sliding glass doors, and designer hardware and fabrics that signal intentional specification rather than standard production trim.
Power and Performance Characteristics
Twin 765-horsepower MTU high-performance V-drive diesel inboard engines provide the primary propulsion system, supported by 4-blade performance propellers engineered for the hull's characteristics. The engine room configuration features dual entry points and in-deck hatch access, facilitating maintenance and inspection of the mechanical systems. With under 2,300 original hours recorded, the engines represent a modest service history relative to the vessel's age, suggesting measured use rather than intensive charter or commercial operation. The Azimut 58 achieves a cruising speed of 25 knots and maximum speed of 30 knots, performance figures that reflect the balance between fuel efficiency and capability expected in this class. A Kohler generator with 1,025 hours of operation supports electrical loads throughout the vessel, with a sound enclosure minimizing mechanical noise in occupied spaces. The fuel capacity of 687 gallons and water capacity of 238 gallons align with the extended cruising range typical of vessels designed for offshore transits between major ports.
Helm Stations and Navigation Electronics
The Azimut 58 is configured with both upper and lower helm stations, a feature that distinguishes it from single-station designs and reflects the owner's intent to operate the vessel in varied conditions and social contexts. The lower helm station, positioned in an elevated wheelhouse forward of the main salon, features a power-adjustable high-back leather pilot's chair and companion seating with excellent forward visibility. The upper helm station on the flying bridge offers a commanding vantage point for docking operations and general cruising, with a centerline helm position that provides clear sightlines across the foredeck. Navigation electronics include a Garmin GPSmap 7608 GPS/chartplotter with integrated sonar and high-definition radar at the lower helm, supported by Raymarine TriData depth/speed/trip log displays and a Simrad AP26 autopilot system. The upper station features a Garmin GPSmap XSV repeater and three Raymarine TriData displays, enabling redundancy and crew coordination during extended cruising. Communication systems include a Standard Horizon Matrix VHF radio at both stations, a KVH Tracfone SATCOM phone for offshore coverage, and remote spotlight control. Vessel handling systems encompass a Vetus bow thruster with electric and hydraulic controls, electric shift and throttle actuation, hydraulic power steering with trim angle indication, and electrically actuated recessed trim tabs. Docking assistance is further supported by cockpit warping winches positioned in each aft corner and a Glendinning Cablemaster power shore cord retrieval system. An anchor windlass facilitates ground tackle deployment and recovery.
Deck Layout and Outdoor Spaces
The Azimut 58's deck plan emphasizes outdoor entertaining and safe passage throughout the vessel. The aft deck extends via a wide swim platform with boarding gates on either side, providing secure access from the water. Teak decking on the aft deck and platform establishes an elegant aesthetic while delivering proven durability in marine environments. A hot and cold hand-held transom shower facilitates rinsing after water activities. The flying bridge, accessed by ladder from the aft deck, spans the full width of the vessel and features a generous circular settee to port with a removable table, accommodating social gatherings and outdoor dining. A full wet bar with integrated barbecue grilling station occupies the starboard side, supporting entertaining at anchor or in port. An aft two-person sun lounge extends the bridge and overhangs the deck below. A folding Bimini top provides weather protection, while a single companion seat to starboard completes the upper station layout. The foredeck features a large double-wide sun pad accessible from the aft deck via port and starboard sidewalk passages. The extended flying bridge overhang provides partial weather cover to the aft deck below, creating a flexible outdoor living space suitable for cruising in varied climates. Forward-facing bench seating on the aft deck with lazarette and crew quarters access beneath accommodates additional guests and crew during entertaining.
Cabin and Interior Accommodations
The main cabin is entered from the aft deck through a large stainless-steel-framed sliding glass door into the salon. The layout incorporates a dry bar immediately to port upon entry, with the full galley positioned to port and down, keeping cooking activities and service functions separate from the primary living area. The salon itself is characterized by bright natural light, generous curved leather seating, and elegant high-gloss woodwork with decorative inlays. Two salon tables—a coffee table and an expandable cocktail-to-dining table—support both casual and formal entertaining. The entertainment center, positioned forward and to port, includes a television with Direct TV service, Pioneer stereo system, and Sirius/XM satellite radio. The elevated wheelhouse forward in the salon houses the lower helm station with its power-adjustable captain's chair and companion seating, positioned to command excellent visibility into the salon while maintaining operational awareness. The Azimut 58 accommodates six overnight guests across three well-appointed staterooms, each with private head and shower facilities. The master suite features an island-style queen-size bed with bedside table, two hanging lockers for wardrobe storage, and a private head with separate shower stall. The VIP stateroom offers a double berth angled from the port aft corner with its own private head and shower. A third guest stateroom with twin beds and a separate head/shower along the port side completes the sleeping accommodations. Each stateroom includes dedicated television service, spacious storage, hinged privacy doors, and generous headroom.
Galley and Culinary Systems
The galley is located in the aft port corner of the salon, positioning it conveniently for service to both the main cabin and aft deck entertaining spaces. Corian countertops provide a durable work surface, while teak and holly flooring establishes visual continuity with the main cabin. Equipment includes an Isotherm refrigerator/freezer, a two-burner electric cooktop, a GE microwave oven, and a deep basin sink with spray nozzle. An opening porthole provides ventilation, and a water-tight engine room access door maintains structural integrity. Generous storage throughout the galley supports extended cruising provisioning, and custom Azimut dishes and silverware are included with the vessel.
Climate Control and Comfort Systems
The Azimut 58 is equipped with a CruiseAir reverse-cycle three-zone heat and air-conditioning system managed through SMX digital thermostat controls with a dehumidify mode, enabling year-round comfort in varying climates. SeaLand VacuFlush heads throughout the vessel minimize water consumption and odor while reducing environmental impact. The combination of climate control, freshwater systems, and waste management infrastructure supports extended cruising with full self-sufficiency.
Notable Systems and Upgrades
A cockpit ice maker supports entertaining and provisions management during extended cruising or port visits. The newly upholstered outdoor seating reflects recent attention to high-wear surfaces. Fresh bottom paint and full out-of-water service indicate recent maintenance addressing the underwater hull. New batteries support electrical systems throughout the vessel. The spacious lazarette and crew quarters include a washer and dryer, a feature that distinguishes this vessel from designs without laundry capability. The Glendin
Length
57.7 ft
Beam
15.08 ft'
Year
2000
Builder
Azimut
Model
58
Cabins
3
Max speed
30 kn kn
What type of boat is the Azimut 58 and what are its key dimensions?
The Azimut 58 is a 57.67-foot European motor yacht built in 2000, designed as a luxury cruising vessel with a deep-V hull. It has a beam of 15.08 feet and a draft of 4.08 feet, making it suitable for varied cruising grounds. The yacht combines stylish European lines with a ruggedly constructed hull that provides stable, safe handling in various sea conditions. With a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 30 knots, it balances performance with fuel efficiency for extended offshore cruising.
What engine and propulsion system powers the Azimut 58?
The Azimut 58 is powered by twin 765-horsepower MTU high-performance V-drive diesel inboard engines. These engines are paired with 4-blade performance propellers and prop pockets that reduce draft, optimize running attitude, and improve fuel efficiency. The vessel has under 2,300 original hours on the engines, indicating light use. The V-drive configuration combined with the prop pocket design contributes to the yacht's famous Azimut engineering, precision, and build quality, delivering both spirited performance and practical fuel economy for long-range cruising.
How many staterooms and heads does the Azimut 58 have, and what is the sleeping capacity?
The Azimut 58 features a well-appointed 3-stateroom, 3-head layout that sleeps six overnight guests. The master suite includes an island-style queen bed with a private head and separate shower stall, plus two hanging lockers and bedside table. The VIP stateroom offers a double berth with its own private head and shower, while the third guest stateroom has twin beds. Each stateroom includes spacious storage, privacy doors, excellent headroom, and individual televisions. One of the three heads is equipped with a bidet, adding a touch of luxury to the accommodations.
What helm stations and navigation electronics are installed on this Azimut 58?
The Azimut 58 features both upper and lower helm stations, providing flexibility for different cruising and docking situations. The lower helm in the elevated wheelhouse includes a Garmin GPSmap 7608 GPS/chartplotter with sonar and high-definition radar, Raymarine TriData depth/speed/trip display, Simrad AP26 autopilot, Standard Horizon Matrix VHF radio, KVH Tracfone SATCOM phone, trim angle indicator, and electric shift and throttle controls. The upper flying bridge helm has a Garmin GPSmap XSV repeater, three Raymarine TriData displays, Simrad AP26 autopilot, Standard Horizon Matrix VHF, and a Ritchie compass. Both stations offer complete navigation capability and excellent visibility.
What climate control and comfort systems are included in the Azimut 58?
The yacht features CruiseAir reverse-cycle 3-zone heat and air conditioning with SMX digital thermostat controls and a dehumidify mode, ensuring comfort in various climates. A Kohler generator in a sound enclosure with 1,025 hours provides reliable power for all onboard systems. The galley includes an Isotherm refrigerator/freezer, 2-burner electric cooktop, and a GE microwave oven. Hot and cold hand-held transom showers are available on the aft deck. Fresh water capacity is 238 gallons, and the fuel tank holds 687 gallons, supporting extended cruising without frequent refueling.
How is the interior layout and salon designed for entertaining and daily living?
The main salon is a bright, spacious living area accessed through a large stainless-steel-framed sliding glass door from the aft deck. Generous curved leather seating encircles the salon, and the space features two salon tables—a coffee table and an expandable cocktail/dining table—ideal for social gatherings. A dry bar is positioned to port upon entry, and the entertainment center with television is forward and to port. The interior showcases elegant high-gloss lacquered cabinetry with decorative inlays throughout. The galley is located to port and down from the salon, featuring Corian countertops, teak and holly flooring, and generous storage. A water-tight engine room access door is conveniently located in the galley area.
What outdoor deck and entertainment features does the Azimut 58 offer?
The Azimut 58 provides extensive outdoor entertaining space with a spacious flying bridge featuring generous circular seating offset to port with a removable table, plus a full wet bar with built-in barbecue grilling station to starboard. An aft 2-person sun lounge extends the flying bridge. The foredeck includes a large double-wide sun pad for relaxation. The aft deck features port and starboard sidewalk access, teak decking on the aft deck and swim platform, bench seating with partial overhead cover from the extended flying bridge overhang, and warping winches in each aft corner for ease of docking. A cockpit ice maker provides cold beverages. The extended boarding platform with transom gates on either side offers safe and easy access.
What propulsion and maneuvering systems assist with docking and boat handling?
The Azimut 58 is equipped with a Vetus bow thruster that provides precise control during docking and maneuvering in tight spaces. Dual warping winches are positioned in each aft corner for additional docking assistance. The vessel features hydraulic power steering with electric shift and throttle controls for smooth, responsive handling. Trim tabs offer fine-tuning of the running attitude, and the prop pockets contribute to efficient performance and reduced draft. An anchor windlass with a Glendinning Cablemaster power shore cord retrieval system adds convenience for anchoring and docking operations. These integrated systems make the yacht manageable for single or dual operator control.
What storage and crew accommodations are available on the Azimut 58?
The Azimut 58 includes a spacious lazarette and crew quarters with a washer and dryer combination, providing convenient laundry facilities during extended cruising. The aft deck bench seating offers direct access to the lazarette beneath. Each of the three staterooms includes notably spacious storage with hanging lockers and hinged privacy doors. The galley features generous storage throughout, and there is a water-tight engine room access door for secure equipment storage. A dual entry engine room provides easy access for maintenance and inspection. The overall design maximizes functional use of space throughout the vessel, ensuring adequate storage for extended cruising and entertaining.
What recent maintenance and upgrades have been completed on this Azimut 58?
The Azimut 58 has received fresh bottom paint and a full out-of-water service, indicating recent professional attention to the hull and underwater systems. New batteries have been installed, ensuring reliable electrical power. The outdoor seating has been newly upholstered, refreshing the comfort and appearance of the deck furniture. The Kohler generator has 1,025 hours of operation, while the main engines have under 2,300 original hours, suggesting light use and good maintenance history. These recent updates and the overall condition reflect a well-maintained vessel ready for immediate use.
What type of buyer and cruising style is the Azimut 58 suited for?
The Azimut 58 is ideal for buyers seeking a luxury motor yacht that combines European styling, performance, and comfort for extended cruising. The dual helm stations make it practical for both experienced operators and those new to yacht ownership, as the upper bridge provides excellent visibility and the lower salon helm offers protected operation. The 3-stateroom, 3-head layout accommodates family cruising or entertaining guests, while the spacious salon and outdoor entertaining areas support social gatherings. The twin diesel engines provide spirited performance with good fuel economy, and the 687-gallon fuel capacity supports long-range cruising. The yacht's deep-V hull and sea-keeping properties make it suitable for offshore passages, while the comprehensive navigation electronics and dual autopilot systems enhance safety and ease of operation. This vessel appeals to cruising couples, families, and those who value elegant design, proven engineering, and practical functionality in a mid-sized motor yacht.

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Harbourside Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.

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