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$2,506,750 USD
+24 moreMakePrincess
ModelS66
Length0.8m
Cabins4
Draft0.8m
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About this vessel
This Princess S66 is a style icon. Impeccably maintained and thoughtfully specified, she is ready to deliver immediate enjoyment and long-term value.
Meticulously owned by a dedicated yachting enthusiast since new, she's been upgraded and maintained to exceptional standards.
Powered by twin MAN V12-1400 diesel engines, she delivers outstanding performance. Featuring Seakeeper 9 Gyro stabilisation, 3rd helm station, variable speed bow and stern thrusters with hold-function for easy docking, and a Walnut satin-finished interior, she blends luxury with technical excellence.
The Princess S66 remains one of the most sought-after models in the S-Class line, delivering the perfect balance between sleek performance, luxurious interior space, and flexible outdoor living. From the sunroof-topped saloon to the sporty yet sociable flybridge, this vessel ticks every box for owners seeking elegance.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakePrincess
ModelS66
Dimensions
Length overall0.8m
Draft0.8m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Features
On board
Twin MAN V12 diesel engines
Seakeeper 9 gyro stabilisation
3rd helm station
Variable speed bow and stern thrusters with hold-function
Walnut satin-finished interior
Sunroof-topped saloon
Flybridge
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