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$4,458,300 USD
+2 moreMakeSanlorenzo
ModelSX76
Length1.4m
Draft1.4m
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About this vessel
Step aboard the stunning Sanlorenzo SX76, a perfect blend of Italian craftsmanship, advanced engineering, and minimalist elegance. Designed with a strong focus on livability, this yacht is ideal for owners who value both style and performance.
With its innovative crossover design, the SX76 combines the best of a flybridge and explorer yacht—ideal for both relaxed cruising and adventure.
The yacht features a full-beam master cabin with en-suite, VIP and two guest cabins, each with en-suite bathrooms, and an expansive aft beach club with hydraulic platform. Large panoramic windows provide natural light throughout. A fully equipped galley and spacious salon complete the interior.
Powered by twin Volvo Penta IPS 1050 engines, the SX76 cruises smoothly and efficiently, offering excellent maneuverability and low fuel consumption.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSanlorenzo
ModelSX76
Dimensions
Length overall1.4m
Draft1.4m
Features
On board
Full-beam master cabin with en-suite
VIP cabin with en-suite
Two guest cabins with en-suites
Aft beach club with hydraulic platform
Large panoramic windows
Seakeeper gyro stabilizers
Fully equipped galley
Carbon fiber superstructure
Joystick docking with dynamic positioning
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