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Parker still makes a 25' Pilot house but it has a tendancy to pound.

It's got space for solar, too!

Get a good hull and build the pilot house. Probably would be your best option.

Capt Ralph
There are many suitable boats if you modify your search parameters slightly. Finding a true pilothouse boat with outboard power is hard -- there have not been many made over the years. But there were thousands of solid, inexpensive express style boats made that with a little isinglass make fine pilothouse boats. I owned a Pro-Line 32 Express for several years, and I cruised comfortably in it around New England and Florida. It moved along OK with twin 250 Yamaha 4-strokes, it had lots of headroom (I am 6'4"), and there are decent used Pro-Line Express 32 models on the market for under $100K. There is one in Wisconsin that has been in fresh water, a major plus for outboards.

There are even more Grady White Marlin 30's on the market, a solid boat with an excellent hull. The Grady is a walk-around boat with a secure walkway to the bow. It requires isinglass to seal in the helm area, but that is inexpensive and works fine. The cabin is agreeable, with good headroom, a decent head, galley etc. The 2004 and later Marlin 30's are better than ones from prior years, and from 2005 onward they were generally equipped with Yamaha 4-strokes.

A decent boat yard could probably convert a T-top to a full pilothouse for not a huge amount of money.

Just a thought.

https://arrowcat.com/models/arrowcat-320/

Capt Ralph
You might take a look at Eastern boats. They are downeast style, fairly bare-bones, and they offer a 27' or 28' pilothouse that is outboard powered.

Ralph
Perhaps if you spelled out the parameters of your search,the suggestions for the new, oversized,mega priced units being suggested my stop.

Viking made a 43 my in the late seventies that morphed into the 44 in early 80s. Bridge boat but only 3 steps from aftdeck. Three steps from aft to saloon. So easy transition.
43 came with gas or DD.
A lot of them have been updated , some with double hardtops some with variations.
43 is certainly under your number and early 44 may be at your number.
14ft beam.

Look at some catamarans or down east lobster boats.

Under $100K

Capt Ralph
Have you looked at some of the French brands? Beneteau and Jeanneau (same parent company) are putting out clever pilothouse outboard-powered cruising boats. Not sure if any used ones are under $100K but worth taking a look on Yachtworld.