2009 Princess 42 Flybridge for sale in Liguria
Liguria, Italy200913.1m
Asking PriceBroker
$245,000 EUR
+10 moreMakePrincess
Model42 Flybridge
Year2009
Length13.1m4.1m beam
Fuel1362L tank
Cabins24 berths
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A practical second-hand Princess Yachts 42 Fly: a practical choice for those seeking comfort, ease of handling and well-organised spaces for cruises with family or friends. The two cabins, sleeping four, and the two bathrooms make even the longest stays enjoyable, whilst air conditioning and an Onan generator enhance autonomy and comfort on board.
The bow thruster makes manoeuvring easier, whilst the teak cockpit and platform make outdoor living and access to the sea more comfortable. The flybridge, complete with cushions and a bimini top, allows you to enjoy the boat in comfort and with greater protection.
Furuno, Raymarine and Simrad electronics ensure simple control and a smoother sailing experience.
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Vessel
MakePrincess
Model42 Flybridge
Year2009
Dimensions
Length overall13.1m
Beam4.1m
Draft1.1m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths4
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours945
Fuel tankage1362L
Features
On board
Bow thruster
Teak cockpit and platform
Flybridge with cushions and bimini top
Air conditioning
Onan generator
Furuno electronics
Raymarine electronics
Simrad electronics
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