2017 for sale in West Mediterranean
West Mediterranean201721mMonohull
Asking PriceBroker
$990,000 EUR
+10 moreYear2017
Length21m5.1m beam
Cabins3
EngineVolvo Penta IPS D13-1200 2x900HP
Draft1.2m
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About this vessel
TELLUR pairs a recent refit with easy IPS handling for the West Mediterranean.
TELLUR is a Sessa Marine-built C68 motor yacht, launched in 2017 and refitted in 2024. She measures 21m and accommodates six guests across three staterooms. IPS propulsion and Zero Speed stabilisers underpin an easy, well-mannered ride, backed by low engine hours.
TELLUR is the three-stateroom version of the Sessa C68 motor yacht. Her full-beam master stateroom is joined by a VIP, and a further guest stateroom, all of which feature an en suite.
Twin Volvo Penta IPS D13-1200 engines, rated at 900hp apiece, give her a cruising speed of 27 knots, a top speed of 32 knots and a range of 300nm, and her low engine hours reflect careful use since build. Her 2024 refit brought a new Onan 22.5kW generator and a watermaker, while a hydraulic swim platform eases access to the water and a Williams 385 Turbojet tender is carried aboard for excursions.
TELLUR's sleek, sporty exterior styling is characteristic of the Sessa Marine yard, and her layout suits cruising with family or a small group of friends. She is currently located in France.
TELLUR's 2024 refit, low engine hours and easy-handling IPS propulsion make her a well-specified C68 ready for immediate cruising.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2017
Dimensions
Length overall21m
Beam5.1m
Draft1.2m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo Penta IPS D13-1200 2x900HP
Features
On board
Twin Volvo Penta IPS D13-1200 engines
Zero Speed stabilisers
Onan 22.5kW generator
Watermaker
Hydraulic swim platform
Williams 385 Turbojet tender
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