Performance and luxury, form and function come together in perfect harmony aboard the 59 Aleutian RP. With a modified deep-V hull and power options up to twin 1,015 hp diesels, the 59RP cruises to 25 knots and beyond without ever sacrificing steady, quiet comfort. Pilot from the lower helm and enjoy sweeping visibility, or from the flybridge, where ample seating and panoramic views create an irresistible setting for your family and friends.

Inside and out, the 59RP impresses with its timeless style, intelligent design, and luxurious amenities. Designed in collaboration with renowned naval architects Sparkman & Stephens, and packed stem to stern with thoughtfully appointed features, the 59RP represents the Grand Banks cruising experience at its finest.

Optional Office
In the optional layout, the guest cabin can be configured as an office/sitting area that converts quickly into a private twin-berth stateroom. Pocket doors open the area to the landing for an ideal sitting room.
VIP Stateroom
Nearly as generous as the master, the guest stateroom is large enough to accommodate a queen-sized bed, and is surrounded by storage and cedar-lined hanging lockers. The en-suite head has a separate shower with a fiberglass and tile finish.
Commanding Helm
The pilothouse helm station is a thing of beauty, expertly designed with full attention to a captain's needs. Incredible visibility is highlighted by the unobstructed view from the helm seat all the way aft to her transom.
Office/Passageway
Below-deck accommodations on the 59RP present a perfect balance of practical features - wide passageways, well-placed lighting, thoughtful storage - and luxury touches like finely-varnished teak panels, top-quality fixtures, stylish fabrics and immaculately crafted cabinetry.
Room to Move
Wide side decks are well protected by raised bulwarks and sturdy handrails, providing plenty of safety as well as welcome shelter from rain and sun. Optional wing doors keep wind from the aft deck dining area.
Safety at Sea
Wide side decks, smartly-placed grab rails, standard Fireboy® fire systems, strong hand and safety rails - plus dozens of other specialized design features and equipment inside and out - make each Grand Banks a superior choice for safety.

Optional Lower Deckplan
This arrangement shows another layout option for the third stateroom, configured here as an on-board office. In this version, the twin beds are replaced by a convertible settee along the port side, which can easily pull out to create a berth for sleeping. A fold-up desk is included along the forward bulkhead, and the single cabin door is replaced by sliding pocket doors. Keeping the doors open creates a wonderfully spacious landing, making below-deck accommodations seem even larger.
Standard Main Deckplan
The standard salon layout for the 59RP features a large U-settee to port, surrounding an inlaid-teak high-low table. To starboard, two barrel chairs flank an entertainment center with pop-up TV.

Up in the raised pilothouse, the open, efficient layout has the galley to port, with a U-shaped countertop and loads of storage space. Opposite the galley sits an L-shaped dinette around an inlaid-teak dining table with folding leaves, which sits on a riser for great visibility. The standard Stidd helm seat sits on the centerline, with pilothouse doors to both port and starboard.
Standard Lower Deckplan
The standard layout for the lower deck of the 59RP offers three generous staterooms, including a full-beam mid-ship master cabin featuring a large queen berth and en-suite head to port with shower stall.

The VIP stateroom, farthest forward, also features an island queen berth and en-suite head with shower stall. Between the two staterooms, to port, sits the guest cabin, shown here with two twin beds. A third head, which holds the washer/dryer, is across the companionway to starboard.