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LADY LUCKEY is a beautifully presented motor yacht that demonstrates the design cohesion and build quality for which this brand is so well known for. Her interior is arranged across an open-concept layout, where the salon flows naturally into a raised pilothouse with companion seating, a feature that draws guests into the navigation space. Warm wood tones, soft furnishings, and good natural light give the interior a comfortable, liveable quality.
Guest accommodation is arranged across four staterooms for up to eight guests: a full-beam master, a VIP, a guest double, and a convertible twin that can be configured as a queen. This flexibility makes LADY LUCKEY well suited to family use or mixed-group ownership.
On deck, the flybridge provides a primary social and entertaining space, complemented by bow seating and a teak-finished aft deck, while a hydraulic swim platform ensures straightforward water access. Zero Speed stabilisers round out the specification, a meaningful point at this size, improving comfort both at anchor and underway.
Power comes from twin MAN V12 CRM 1800 engines delivering a cruising speed of 25 knots, with two Onan 29 kW generators supporting onboard systems. The hull and superstructure are of fibreglass construction, consistent with the Princess 75 build specification. She is US Duty Paid, flagged in the United States, and currently located in Fort Lauderdale.
LADY LUCKEY is a well-specified, recent-build example of a proven Princess Yachts platform, with flexible accommodation and a strong deck layout. Her Zero Speed stabilisers, hydraulic swim platform, and US Duty Paid status make her straightforward to consider for immediate deployment.
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