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$2,400,000 USD
+126 moreMakeDMB
ModelDanube Motor Yacht
Length0.7m
Cabins7
Draft0.7m
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About this vessel
Welcome aboard "Grandeur" a stunning yacht designed by Mulder and commissioned in 2005, constructed by Danube Marine - Consulting in a premier shipyard in the Slavic Republic. Originally named 'Golden Eye,' she offers an impressively stable and dry ride. The owner has taken delivery of a new yacht and is ready to make an aggressive deal on this well maintained vessel.
"Grandeur" is a versatile motor yacht featuring a shallow draft and an opulent interior, making her ideal for charters to islands and secluded locations. With her size, draft, and layout, Grandeur is perfect for unforgettable adventures. She is a pleasure to showcase and ready for her new owners to create lasting memories.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeDMB
ModelDanube Motor Yacht
Dimensions
Length overall0.7m
Draft0.7m
Accommodation
Cabins7
Features
On board
Twin Caterpillar 3516-B engines
Hydraulic Niad stabilizers
Hydraulic bow thruster
Hydraulic stern thruster
Water maker
On-deck master stateroom
4 below-deck staterooms
Crew quarters
Day head on deck
Updated spacious salon with circular dining area
Custom hard top with full enclosure (2022)
Twin Northern Lights generators
Atlas power converter
Chilled water domestic AC system
Jacuzzi on flybridge
Outdoor theater on flybridge
Concealed davit and tender storage on flybridge
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