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$434,250 USD
+15 moreMakeAzimut
Model55E
Length132.4m
Draft132.4m
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About this vessel
Azimut 55 Flybridge from 2007 in remarkable condition, luxury version with all options, perfectly maintained and ready to navigate. This elegant yacht offers an excellent compromise between performance, comfort and prestige.
Powered by 2 Caterpillar C12 engines with only 635 engine hours, equipped with a straight shaft line guaranteeing reliability and robustness. The bow and stern thrusters ensure simple and precise manoeuvres, even in confined spaces. Engine and transmission maintenance was completed in January 2026, hull haul-out is scheduled for 23 and 24 February 2026, and all invoices are available. The fuel tank has been filled for winter storage to prevent condensation. The boat is ready for the season.
The full options version includes washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher, offering optimal comfort for extended stays on board. The electronics and GPS are recent. The spacious flybridge, large luminous saloon, fully equipped galley and comfortable cabins make this unit an ideal yacht for cruising with family or friends.
The boat is sold with its Zodiac tender equipped with a Yamaha 4-stroke engine as well as two paddles.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeAzimut
Model55E
Dimensions
Length overall132.4m
Draft132.4m
Features
On board
Twin Caterpillar C12 engines
Bow thruster
Stern thruster
Straight shaft line
Washing machine
Tumble dryer
Dishwasher
Recent electronics and GPS
Spacious flybridge
Zodiac tender with Yamaha outboard
Two paddles
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