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$2,895,000 USD
+26 moreMakeCranchi
ModelSessantasette 67
Length0.9m
Cabins4
Draft0.9m
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About this vessel
Built by one of Italy's most respected yacht manufacturers, this model benefits from the same design philosophy and engineering excellence that have made the shipyard internationally recognized. The shipyard's Cranchi 62 Fly was awarded "Best Motor Yacht of the Year" at Boot Düsseldorf 2025, further confirming the brand's reputation for quality, innovation, and seaworthiness.
The yacht has been meticulously maintained, is fully operational, requires no technical works or deferred maintenance, and is ready for immediate use and delivery to her next owner. All scheduled maintenance has been completed on time, including the full engine service carried out in mid-June 2026.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCranchi
ModelSessantasette 67
Dimensions
Length overall0.9m
Draft0.9m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Features
On board
Volvo Penta 2x D13 IPS 1350 inboard propulsion with joystick and cruise control
Seakeeper S9 gyroscopic stabilizer
Humphree fin stabilization system
Humphree interceptor trim tabs with automatic list and turn control
Watermaker 260 l/hour
28 kW generator
DockSense Alert intelligent docking system with 5 cameras
Bow thruster with automatic fire extinguisher
Ice-maker with separate water tank
Washer-dryer
DockMate remote control
Ultramarine stainless steel anchor and chain
TV SAT antenna
Bow shower and automatic wash
Stern garage for dinghy with hydraulic opening
Flybridge T-Top with electric opening slats
55-inch LED TV in saloon
55-inch LED TV in master cabin
43-inch LED TV in VIP cabin
32-inch LED TV in guest cabin
Teak table with stainless steel support
Solid teak coverings on bow/stern lateral stringers
Teak cockpit
Teak swimming platform
Teak laid flybridge steps and ladder
Deluxe Pisa interior decoration with wood and marble
Raymarine 22-inch multifunction displays on main deck and flybridge
Volvo 7-inch engine display screens on main deck and flybridge
Raymarine Yachtsense boat automation system
Raymarine 4-foot radar array Cyclone
VHF-DSC dual station
AIS Class B data receiver/transmitter
Echosounder 2 kW with transducer
Dual automatic pilot with double station
Navionics Platinum+ Mediterranean and Black Sea charts
Wi-Fi coverage with 3 signal repeaters
Air conditioning 96,000 BTU heat pump system
Water heater 75 liters
Master bathroom with separate WC, double sink on marble, marble shower
Galley with combi oven/microwave, induction hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, wine cellar
Crew cabin with 2 beds, toilet, and fridge
Master cabin with refrigerator and 55-inch LED TV
Multiple radios and speakers throughout with Fusion Bluetooth system
Dimmers for flybridge and interiors
Automatic anchor winch 2300 W with dual station controls
Stern winches 1700 W each with warping bells
Stern hood with side parts
Aft dinette cover in cockpit
Flybridge covers
Flybridge shower
Automatic winder for water hose
Blinds for front/side windows
Vertical bimini on cockpit
Bidet in master cabin bathroom
Grey water and waste water tanks
Double fuel filters with sensor and pressure gauge
Electronic steering and engine controls
24V/DC and 230V/AC electrical system
Multiple interior and exterior lighting
450 Ah heavy duty and standard services battery banks
Multiple automatic and manual bilge pumps
Fenders and fender covers
Swimming ladder
Teak furnishings and accents throughout
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