Princess Yachts 67 used

This 2004 Princess 67 remains a hallmark of luxury design, maintained to the highest standards. Spanning 20.45 meters in length with a beam of 5.23 meters, this yacht offers a sophisticated three-cabin, three-bath configuration, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests for leisure. Throughout its history, the vessel has been restricted to private use, avoiding any charter activity, which is reflected in the pristine state of its interiors, upholstery, and decking. The mechanical and technical condition is supported by a rigorous maintenance schedule, with comprehensive records available upon request. Notable recent upgrades include a complete renewal of the teak decking, a fully revised crane and passerelle, and a total overhaul of the air conditioning system. Significant attention has been directed toward reliability, featuring new bilge pumps, updated plumbing with stainless steel sea cocks, and reinforced engine room systems. Technological enhancements extend throughout the vessel, providing modern convenience for extended stays. The galley is equipped with updated appliances, including a dishwasher, washing machine, and induction cooktop. Entertainment systems have been modernized with new TVs, a Bose system in the master suite, and a new satellite antenna. For navigation, both the flybridge and internal helm stations feature updated instrumentation, complemented by a Yacht Controller for ease of maneuverability. Powering this motor yacht are engines capable of reaching a maximum speed of 31 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 23 knots. The engine room reflects the overall commitment to quality, with new rubber hosing, fresh batteries for engines and services, and annual full-service intervals for the main engines and generator. This boat is VAT paid and represents a focused investment in nautical longevity, with every detail from the lighting to the cabin mattresses addressed. Interested parties are invited to contact the brokerage for the full list of technical updates and to arrange a viewing of this vessel, which remains in excellent condition.