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$1,550,000 EUR
Year2009
Length24m5.7m beam
Cabins4
Engine2 X CAT C32, 1,675 Hp Each
Draft1.7m
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LAGUNA I is a beautifully presented motor yacht that has been maintained to an incredibly high standard by her current Owner, with annual servicing documented and a programme of major component upgrades carried out between 2021 and 2025. The result is a yacht that presents well above her 2009 build year, with low engine hours and a transparent service history that gives a prospective buyer genuine confidence in her condition.
Twin CAT C-32 engines producing 1,675 hp each deliver a top speed of over 37 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots, with a range of 400 nautical miles at cruising pace. The performance profile makes her well suited to covering ground efficiently across the Adriatic or Mediterranean, without compromising on comfort underway.
The four-stateroom guest accommodation layout includes a full-beam master stateroom, offering a level of spaciousness that is a defining characteristic of the V78 platform. A single Williams Jet tender, fully overhauled in 2023, is included in the sale.
LAGUNA I is a well-specified Princess V78 offered in documented, ready-to-cruise condition; a considered purchase for a buyer who values verifiable ownership history and low hours in an established platform.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2009
Dimensions
Length overall24m
Beam5.7m
Draft1.7m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Engine & Fuel
Engine make2 X CAT C32, 1,675 Hp Each
Features
On board
Twin CAT C-32 engines
Williams Jet tender
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