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$1,100,000 USD
MakeSunseeker
ModelPredator
Length0.3m
Cabins3
Draft0.3m
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The Sunseeker Predator 74 Fly, a 2011 model, is a remarkable vessel from Sunseeker's distinguished Predator series, known for its blend of style and performance. This yacht features a sleek design with large windows that flood the interior with natural light and offer breathtaking views.
In terms of performance, the Predator 74 is powered by robust engines that allow for impressive speeds, catering to those who crave both adventure and luxury. With state-of-the-art navigation and control systems, it ensures effortless cruising, while the extensive deck space is perfect for both relaxation and entertainment.
Inside, the yacht's décor is modern and neutral, utilizing premium materials throughout. The interior includes a spacious salon, a fully equipped kitchen, and a welcoming aft deck ideal for alfresco dining.
The Star of the Seven Seas offers more than just a sailing experience; it promises a luxurious retreat on the water, ready to deliver unforgettable moments for its new owner.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
ModelPredator
Dimensions
Length overall0.3m
Draft0.3m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Spacious flybridge with sunbeds
En-suite cabins
Swim platform with shower
Interior climate control and air conditioning
HiFi system with TV
Bow thruster
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