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$1,797,000 USD
+93 moreMakeAzimut
ModelFly 53
Length0.5m
Cabins3
Draft0.5m
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About this vessel
A pristine 2023 53 Azimut Flybridge, used primarily in fresh water in VT until recently brought to south Florida. During winter months she was meticulously stored indoors in a climate-controlled facility, ensuring her immaculate condition. Powered by twin Volvo Penta D11 IPS 950 engines, this luxury yacht is fully loaded with virtually every available option and only approximately 400 hours of primarily freshwater use. Ready for immediate delivery, she features a luxurious interior, the most advanced systems, and top-tier amenities—offering the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and performance on the water.
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The details
Vessel
MakeAzimut
ModelFly 53
Dimensions
Length overall0.5m
Draft0.5m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Twin Volvo Penta D11 IPS 950 engines
Garmin Platinum Package
Garmin video cameras
Seakeeper 9 gyro-stabilization
Proportional bow thruster
Tracvision HD7 with SAT TV antenna
Motorized shore power cord and reel
Miele appliances
Watermaker
Electric mooring winches
Double Racor filters
Central vacuum system
Smart audio/video package
Bimini on bow
Hard top on flybridge
Teak in cockpit
Teak on flybridge
Teak on side decks
Teak on swim platform
Underwater lights on transom
Stainless steel anchor
Wine cooler in galley
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