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$4,990,000 USD
+56 moreMakeVan Der Valk
ModelLeVen 90
Length1.5m
Cabins6
Draft1.5m
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About this vessel
Step aboard the Leven 90 Yacht, where modern design meets unparalleled luxury. This exquisite vessel, meticulously crafted for the discerning traveler, boasts state-of-the-art amenities and a sleek, contemporary aesthetic. This boat was the winner of Boat International's coveted "Best New Series Award". Boat International can be quoted describing this fantastic yacht as "Designed for day-trip island-hopping in the Bahamas but with full luxurious overnight accommodations below deck, the yacht combines the best of both worlds, especially considering its balance of quality finishes and attractive price." With a draft of only 4'6" Lady Sadie offers the ability to travel the most remote waters. She was built to RINA classifications and just completed her 5 year inspections.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeVan Der Valk
ModelLeVen 90
Dimensions
Length overall1.5m
Draft1.5m
Accommodation
Cabins6
Features
On board
Seakeeper Model 35 stabilization system
Side Power bow and stern thrusters
Two 45kW Yanmar generators
Maretron monitoring system
Dometic SeaXchange and Spot Zero
Opacmare transformer lift and bathing platform
Atlas portable davit with Harken electric winch
Custom slide
Two jet skis
Williams jet tender
Brownies YP100 dive compressor
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