Mandate | 58′ Tayana 1996

Accommodations

Mandate features a 3-stateroom, 2-head interior. She sleeps a total of 8, 6 owners and guests in the three staterooms and an additional pull-out in the main salon to sleep another two. Mandate’s interior is beautifully finished in satin varnished teak cabinetry and highlighted by a high gloss teak and holly sole. She is fully air-conditioned for comfort in warm or tropical weather and heated for colder climes.

VIP Stateroom, Forward

The forward VIP Stateroom features a centerline double berth with a hanging locker, drawers, and shelves for storage and books. There is a large hatch for light and ventilation, and two additional opening hatches. The interior is teak, and the soft goods are blue.

Guest Stateroom, Port

Aft of the forward stateroom is a second guest stateroom that features a double bunk with drawers underneath and shelves outboard. There are lights for reading and a hatch for ventilation. There is also a large closet. The quality of the woodwork is outstanding, as it is with all the interior staterooms.

Guest Head

Directly across the guest stateroom to starboard is the guest head. Features include a Vacu-flush head, sink, vanity, mirror, and separate shower stall. Finish is in easy-to-clean Formica with teak trim. This head can be accessed from the VIP stateroom or the guest stateroom.

Main Salon, Amidships

Moving farther aft, we reach the main salon. To port is the dining area with seating for six around an expandable teak table. There is an icemaker cleverly built into the base of the table. Outboard, there are two lockers for storage with louvered doors and a bookshelf in between. There is also storage under and behind the settee. Across to starboard is a straight settee that can pull out to make a double berth. There are cabinets underneath and lockers outboard, and a bookshelf. The salon is all satin varnished teak and is fully air-conditioned. Hatches above provide natural ventilation and light. The salon sole is a glossy teak and holly. Tucked aft of the salon area is the nav station. There is a large area for charts with storage beneath. Outboard are the electronics, chart plotters, radios, etc., while aft are the electric panels. Everything is right there at your fingertips!

Galley

The thoughtful and well-designed galley starts at the aft of the settee berth and runs along the walkway to the aft stateroom. Galley Features include:

SS double sinks with hot and cold water

4-burner SS propane stove with/ oven and broiler, and shut-off solenoid

Built-in microwave oven

Built-in trash compactor

Refrigerator and freezer, and a separate refrigerated drink locker, all 110v or engine-driven

Hot water heater, 12 gallon (2025)

There are numerous opening lockers and drawers for storage, along with counter space for food prep.

Master Stateroom, Aft

All the way aft is the Owner’s stateroom. It is a large cabin with a centerline queen berth, two large hanging lockers, and numerous drawers and shelves for storage. There is a large opening hatch and two smaller hatches for natural light and ventilation while at anchor, and it is fully air-conditioned for rainy or marina days. To port and forward is the master head featuring a Vacu-flush head, sink, vanity, and mirror. There is plenty of storage in numerous drawers. There is also a built in Splendid washer/dryer.

Teak Decks Replaced in 2010

Custom Bimini top w/dodger (2016) – Zip in sides

“Sugar scoop” transom with steps and ladder

Passerelle (expandable to 8 ft.)

SS bow pulpit and pushpit, SS stanchions and lifelines with gates P and S

9 Lewmar opening hatches

5 SS Dorades

Freshwater wash down

6-Man inflatable life raft (needs inspection)

Electric windlass – with remote controls on helm station

Rocna anchor with 150’ of high-tensile chain & 150 ft. 1” nylon rode

Fortress secondary anchor with 120 ft. chain and 150 ft. nylon rode

Cockpit cushions (2019)

SS destroyer-type wheel

Teak cockpit table

Bow Thruster – 11 hp bow thruster by side power, 24 volts 

Sails and Rigging

“Mandate” is ideally set up for short-handed sailing. With its “Leisure-Furl” in-boom mainsail and with electric winches for both halyard and furling, it is a breeze! This New Zealand built mainsail-furling system is the system of choice for larger yachts. It allows for a mainsail (with full battens and a full roach with infinite reefing possibilities) which gives a substantial increase in performance over an in-the-mast furling system.

Doyle no. 2 Furling Genoa w/foam luff

Doyle Staysail

Profurl roller furling for headsail & Staysail

Leisure Furl on the main

Doyle Leisure Furl main sail

Standing, S/S rigging

4 Lewmar ST electric winches: 2x Lewmar ST 66 primaries, Lewmar ST 50 main halyard, and Lewmar ST 40 genoa furling

Hydraulic backstay tensioner

Hydraulic boom vang

Auto ST 7000 autopilot 24 volt

Raymarine 24” Color Digital Radar

Standard Horizon VHF Radio

Garmin MFD 7” chart plotter with GPS at helm

Raymarine 12” MFD in cockpit

SITEX 12” MFD at nav station with external antenna

Laptop with Navionics at nav station

Raymarine – “ST60PLUS” speed, depth, instrument system, and ST70 wind (new 2022)

SEA 330 SSB radio 24 volt

8 kW Northern Lights generator – 8,000 hrs.

110 Volt, 60HZ System

12-Volt DC electrical AGM ~950 amp hrs.

4 x 8D AGM 950 ampere-hours at 12volts

Electrical bonding system

2,500-watt Heart 2 inverter

24V Battery Bank 2 AGM 8D `240 amp hrs. 24 Volt

High-output alternator – 150 amp  12 Volt

High-output alternator – 70 amp 24 Volt 

Battery charger

Victron 24 Volt charger

7 batteries

Dockside electrical cable – 100 ft. 50 amp

Cable TV and phone cables input

DC Lighting system – most lights are LED

Voltage meter

Battery condition gauge – 24 Volt and 12 Volt

Master electrical panel

Yanmar 140 hp diesel engine (6,700 hrs.)

Reverse cycle air conditioning – 3 units

Fresh water-cooling system

Holding tank

“Flow Scan” fuel flow meter

Engine hour meter

Engine and Stove fuel shut-off valves

2 Automatic, electric & manual bilge pumps

Fire control system

3 blade Max-prop propeller

25 GPH Village watermaker (pickled)

12-Volt fans throughout

Racor engine and Gen-set fuel filters

Walk-in Engine Room

Engine room light

Workbench

Spur line cutter

406 EPIRB with GPS

Second EPIRB in life raft

Lifejackets

Flares

Bell

Hot water Heater (2024)

Ice Maker (2024)

Bimini and Dodger (2019)

Cockpit Cushions (2019)

Dinghy AB RIB with 15 hp Yamaha outboard

Note: Mandate also has “Sunbrella” teak rail/stern & cap rail covers to protect from UV rays when the boat is in harbor.