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The Princess 54 MIQUETTE I is a 2009 flybridge motor yacht that combines practical cruising capability with comfortable spaces for time aboard. Twin Volvo D13 engines are paired with ZF gearboxes. Dual steering, trim tabs and a bow thruster support confident manoeuvring and coastal cruising.
MIQUETTE I features teak decking and a teak cockpit, giving her exterior spaces a warm and traditional yacht finish. The flybridge provides a second helm position and an elevated area for enjoying time underway or at anchor. The recorded inventory also includes a boarding ladder, searchlight, navigation lights, fenders, warps and boathook. A 2.5-metre dinghy with Suzuki 9.9 hp four-stroke outboard is listed with the yacht.
The accommodation plan identifies master, VIP, galley and helm areas. Two heads are recorded, together with beige upholstery and approximately 2.0 metres of headroom. Air-conditioning is listed with four compressors, while a separate single crew berth is also recorded. The galley inventory includes a 12V refrigerator and freezer, together with a flybridge icebox.
MIQUETTE I carries a useful navigation package. GPS, plotter, radar, depth sounder, VHF, autopilot, compass and speed/log equipment are all recorded as present. An Onan Cummins generator is listed. The yacht also has a 240/12V electrical system, Victron charger, shore power and nine batteries, recorded as new in 2026.
The main engines were serviced in December 2025. Generator servicing is recorded in May 2026, while the batteries are noted as new in 2026. The latest antifouling date entered in the vessel inventory is 2025.
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