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$8,250,000 USD
+53 moreMakeSanlorenzo
ModelSD112
Length2.5m
Cabins5
Draft2.5m
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M/Y PHOENIX represents the perfect balance between timeless elegance and contemporary sophistication. Built by Sanlorenzo with exterior and interior design by Francesco Paszkowski, PHOENIX was privately used and meticulously maintained throughout her tenure. Her tri-deck configuration offers significantly more volume than traditional raised pilothouse yachts of similar length, maximizing both indoor and outdoor living areas.
Interior styling features the "St. Barts" package by Marty Lowe, blending a coastal palette with relaxed luxury. Notable onboard spaces include a full-beam skylounge, a panoramic main salon with sea balcony, and expansive alfresco dining and lounging areas across all decks—including a flybridge with spa pool, sunpads, and a wet bar.
PHOENIX is the final hull of the 112' SD series and one of the few custom-built to full U.S. specification.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeSanlorenzo
ModelSD112
Dimensions
Length overall2.5m
Draft2.5m
Accommodation
Cabins5
Features
On board
Sanlorenzo tri-deck motor yacht
Exterior and interior design by Francesco Paszkowski
Full-beam skylounge
Panoramic main salon with sea balcony
Flybridge with spa pool, sunpads, and wet bar
Twin CAT C32 ACERT engines (1,600 hp each)
GRP construction
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