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$999,750 USD
+57 moreMakeAzimut
Model50
Length304.7m
Cabins3
Draft304.7m
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About this vessel
If you're searching for a turnkey flybridge motor yacht under 60 feet that delivers exceptional performance without pod drives, this 2020 Azimut 50 Fly deserves your attention. One-owner since new, she has been meticulously maintained with no expense spared and is powered by twin Volvo D11 725 HP diesel engines with approximately 450 hours and current engine service.
Loaded with desirable factory options and dealer-installed upgrades, this Azimut features a Seakeeper NG9 stabilizer, Volvo Xenta joystick docking, bow thruster, hydraulic swim platform, hardtop, Raymarine Platinum electronics package, crew quarters, and premium interior appointments throughout. Designed for effortless cruising and luxurious entertaining, she offers the perfect balance of Italian styling, owner-operator simplicity, and proven Volvo shaft-drive reliability.
Whether enjoying weekends with family, entertaining dockside, or cruising extended coastal itineraries, this beautifully equipped 50 Fly is ready for her next owner.
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Vessel
MakeAzimut
Model50
Dimensions
Length overall304.7m
Draft304.7m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Seakeeper NG9 stabilizer
Volvo Xenta joystick docking
Bow thruster
Hydraulic swim platform
Hardtop
Raymarine Platinum electronics package
Crew quarters
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