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$335,820 USD
+8 moreMakeAicon
Model56
Length102.4m
Draft102.4m
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About this vessel
This Aicon 56 Flybridge (2004) is a fine example of Italian craftsmanship and design. Powered by twin Caterpillar C18 engines (812 hp each), she delivers a cruising speed of 22 knots and a top speed of 27 knots.
Recently fully serviced in 2024, the yacht is in excellent technical and cosmetic condition with major updates including new batteries, new teak, and new upholstery.
Her spacious interior layout features a full-beam master cabin, large VIP, and twin guest cabin each with private bathrooms. On deck, generous lounging and dining areas, a flybridge with wet bar, and a wide swim platform make her perfect for entertaining and long-range cruising.
VAT paid, Greek-flagged, and ready to sail, a turn-key opportunity for buyers seeking a proven, comfortable flybridge yacht.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeAicon
Model56
Dimensions
Length overall102.4m
Draft102.4m
Features
On board
Bimini flybridge
Teak decking and platform (2024)
Electric windlass
Barbecue
Commercial oven
Commercial refrigerator
Dishwasher
Microwave
Deep freeze
Kohler 17kW generator
Inverter
Air conditioning
Battery charger
Hot water system
Bow thruster
Water maker
New batteries (2024)
2.80m tender with 20hp Yamaha
Raymarine radar
Raymarine chartplotter
Raymarine autopilot
Raymarine speedometer
Raymarine depthsounder
VHF radio
Compass
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