2022 Greenline 40 Hybrid
Boarding Sea-Biscuit 20 is simple and inviting, thanks to dual side gates that lead you onto a teak-clad aft deck. Here, you’ll find safe passage to the side decks, twin deck hatches that reveal a roomy lazarette, and a clever fold-down transom that extends the deck into a swim platform—ideal for lounging or water access.
Step inside through the sliding aft door, and the interior immediately impresses with its bright, airy feel. Expansive windows flood the salon with natural light, while a mix of golden teak finishes, dark-toned flooring, and Rugana upholstery strike a perfect balance of warmth and modern style.
The portside galley is both practical and attractive, featuring Kerrock counters, an induction cooktop, built-in microwave, and abundant storage. A full refrigerator and freezer sit opposite
Boarding Sea-Biscuit 20 couldn’t be easier with side gates leading onto the teak-trimmed cockpit. Here you’ll find safe steps forward along both side decks, twin hatches opening to a deep storage lazarette, and a transom that folds down to create either an expanded deck space or a generous swim platform.
Through the sliding glass door, the salon opens up with a bright, contemporary feel. Expansive windows wrap the space in light, while the combination of rich wood veneers, contrasting dark flooring, and comfortable Rugana upholstery give it a welcoming, upscale vibe.
The galley is thoughtfully placed to port and fitted with Kerrock countertops, an induction cooktop, built-in microwave, and abundant cabinetry. Opposite sits a full-size refrigerator/freezer. One of the boat’s standout features is the wide aft window that flips open with a folding counter, creating an effortless pass-through to the cockpit—perfect for entertaining. Ahead, the convertible dinette easily transitions from dining table to coffee table, or even drops down for an extra berth.
Starboard cabinetry provides extra storage and houses a hidden pop-up TV, leading forward to the helm. The helm station is equipped with a two-person seat, side deck access door, modern navigation suite, and intuitive controls. Excellent sightlines are further enhanced by a large sliding sunroof with shade.
A couple of steps down reveal the accommodations. The guest cabin offers either twin singles or a full double, with lockers and opening ports. The head is arranged with an electric toilet, vanity, and separate shower, accessible from both the companionway and the owner’s cabin. The master stateroom provides flexibility with a berth that can be arranged as a V-berth or an island queen, along with ample storage and natural light from overhead and side ports.
Outside, wide side decks and sturdy handrails lead forward to the bow, where a large sun lounge with adjustable backrests and a Bimini shade makes for an ideal relaxation spot. The foredeck sun pad and windows are protected with custom covers. On the cabin top, six integrated solar panels supply continuous charging to complement the boat’s efficient hybrid system.
But what truly makes this vessel special is her name. Sea-Biscuit 20 was christened in honor of the owner’s father, a New York Giant in 1938, whose nickname was “Sea Biscuit” and whose jersey number was 20. That personal legacy now carries forward in a yacht that blends heritage, style, and modern innovation.
