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$7,250,000 EUR
+45 moreMakeSanlorenzo
Year2021
Length29.3m7.6m beam
Cabins4
Draft1.9m
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The 2021 Sanlorenzo SD96 AISHA presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the most desirable semi-displacement yachts in her class. Combining Sanlorenzo's renowned craftsmanship, elegant Italian design and exceptional long-range cruising capability, she offers the perfect balance between luxury, comfort and practicality.
Privately owned since delivery and maintained to the highest standards, AISHA is presented in immaculate condition following a comprehensive programme of upgrades and maintenance completed during the 2026 winter season. The yacht benefitted from a full hull repaint in Awlgrip, extensive technical servicing and a tasteful interior refresh, ensuring she is offered to the market in turnkey condition.
Designed for both relaxed family cruising and sophisticated entertaining, AISHA features an exceptionally versatile layout highlighted by a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck and a remarkable full-beam secondary master suite on the lower deck. Two additional guest cabins complete accommodation for up to eight guests in absolute comfort.
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Vessel
MakeSanlorenzo
Year2021
Dimensions
Length overall29.3m
Beam7.6m
Draft1.9m
Accommodation
Cabins4
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