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$895,000 USD
+11 moreMakeSanlorenzo
ModelSL72
Length272.8m
Cabins4
Draft272.8m
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About this vessel
M/Y KOKO was built by Sanlorenzo Yachts and delivered in 2006. She has spent most of her life in the Caribbean and well-maintained by her Captain and crew. Accommodations include four staterooms sleeping eight guests and one crew cabin sleeping two. Her interior is modern and elegant with a relaxed feel. Powered by twin MTU diesel engines and two Kohler generators. The exterior boasts a spacious sun deck, ideal for alfresco dining or enjoying the lounge area.
Key Features
Ample storage, panoramic windows, and generous interior and exterior space.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSanlorenzo
ModelSL72
Dimensions
Length overall272.8m
Draft272.8m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Features
On board
Twin MTU diesel engines
Kohler 20kW generators
Hydraulic steering system
Lofrans windlass
Lofrans capstan winch
Besenzoni davit
Garmin chartplotter
Simrad navigation display
Simrad AP44 autohelm
Simrad VHF radio with DSC
ACR emergency VHF
Forward-looking sonar
Garmin radar
Idromar watermaker
Miele dishwasher
Miele refrigerator/freezer
Miele oven/microwave
Samsung washing machine
Samsung dryer
Samsung TVs
Plex media server
Sonos sound system
Highfield tender with Yamaha outboard
Bow thruster
Trim tabs
Air conditioning system
Automatic blinds in main salon
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