2027 Princess C48 for sale in Princess Yachts WA - Fremantle, Western Australia
Princess Yachts WA - Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia202714.9m
Asking PriceBroker
$349,000 AUD · 1/8 share
+2 moreMakePrincess
ModelC48
Year2027
Length14.9m4.2m beam
FuelPetrol : Unleaded2346L tank
Cabins25 berths
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The C48 Open combines day boat versatility and outdoor living with the cabin arrangement and amenities of a true luxury sports cruiser. The C-Class brings Princess style to a new range of semi-open powerboats designed for sun-drenched days, adrenaline-fuelled adventures and an effortless connection to the sea.
At the heart of the C48 is Michael Peters' patented SVVT hull, recognised worldwide for its efficiency, speed, and ride comfort. This advanced concept reduces drag and creates lift by channelling air beneath the running surface, significantly improving performance and fuel economy. Optioned with triple Mercury 600HP V12 outboard engines, the C48 Open delivers exhilarating performance.
The lounge and deck galley areas are complemented by three centrally mounted helm seats, with a large sliding sunroof and sweeping 360° views for all guests onboard. Electric folding side terraces expand usable deck space, creating a seamless outdoor experience whilst remaining incredibly protected from the elements. The exterior provides inviting cockpit dining and foredeck seating areas with configurable seating, a day bed with sliding backrest and dining arrangements on the aft deck.
The lower deck comprises a lobby, day head, forward cabin, and aft cabin, providing comfortable accommodations for extended cruising. The accommodation spans two spacious double cabins and a large en suite: forward master with island double berth, and a full beam aft cabin with double and single berth, accommodating 5 berths total. Dual wetbars and cockpit galley are appointed for entertaining, with dual drawer fridges, freezer in lower accommodation, electric BBQ and stove.
Princess Connect is a telemetry and transparent maintenance system designed to keep you and your yacht in continuous communication, providing remote monitoring anywhere in the world. Princess Connect acts as your virtual service operator, providing personalised notifications on upcoming maintenance requirements, a digital library of user guides and manuals, and further support information.
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Vessel
MakePrincess
ModelC48
Year2027
Ownership share1/8
Dimensions
Length overall14.9m
Beam4.2m
Draft1.3m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths5
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine count3
Drive typeOutboard Motor : Triple 600HP Mercury V12
Fuel typePetrol : Unleaded
Fuel tankage2346L
Features
On board
Triple Mercury 600HP V12 outboard engines with Joystick Piloting (JPO) and Skyhook GPS Position Hold
Michael Peters patented SVVT stepped-hull design
Electric folding side terraces
Onan 11kva Genset
Gyro stabilisation
Seakeeper Ride active trim tabs
Bow thruster
Twin Garmin 17" GPSMAP glass cockpit displays with sounder, radar, autopilot and night vision
Fusion Apollo stereo with JL Audio speakers and amplifiers
43" fold down TV
Air conditioning to accommodation and helm area
Electronic retractable aft cockpit sunshade
Electronic sunroof to hard top
Lumishore underwater lights
Starlink Internet and onboard Wifi network
Princess Connect telemetry and maintenance monitoring system
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