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This 2008 Riviera Sport Yacht stands out as a beautifully upgraded and genuinely turnkey example. Featuring a hydraulic swim platform carrying a Brig Falcon 330 that's effortless to launch and retrieve, it's built for easy weekends on the water. A cockpit joystick makes close-quarters handling a breeze, while the updated Garmin navigation suite and upgraded audio-visual systems bring the helm and saloon up to modern standards. A major bonus: the yacht underwent a full repower with new pods in 2014, giving buyers the confidence of refreshed performance and reliability. It's a sharp, well-optioned package that's ready to enjoy immediately.
A two-cabin, two-bathroom layout punches well above its size. The full-beam stateroom amidships delivers impressive volume, with a queen island berth, hull windows for natural light, and a private ensuite. Forward, the guest cabin features a versatile layout with twin berths that convert to a double, making it ideal for family or visiting couples. Both cabins are finished in Riviera's signature high-quality timberwork, soft furnishings, and thoughtful storage. The second bathroom, accessible from the companionway, doubles as a day head, giving the yacht genuine cruising practicality.
The Riviera 4400's galley is a beautifully integrated mid-ship space, designed for effortless onboard living. It features solid-surface benchtops, quality appliances, generous refrigeration, and clever storage throughout. Positioned opposite the saloon lounge, it keeps the cook connected to the social flow while offering all the practicality needed for extended cruising.
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