Performance and craftsmanship define this DOD Yacht Starkel 54, a 2010 build that underwent an extensive refit between 2022 and 2023. Built with a crossed-laminated hull reinforced with carbon fiber and a Kevlar layer, this vessel is engineered for structural integrity and sailing efficiency. The rig features a carbon mast and boom, complemented by new mainsail and genoa inventory.
Efficiency in navigation is supported by a 75HP Yanmar engine, supplemented by a secondary reserve motor. Maintenance records reflect recent service, including s-drive, anodes, and antifouling completed in April 2025. The deck house received a fresh coat of paint in 2026, ensuring the exterior remains in excellent condition.
The interior layout prioritizes volume and utility, offering four cabins and two bathrooms. The aft cabin arrangement includes two French-style double beds and an en-suite bathroom with a shower box. The vessel features a dedicated navigation station, a fully equipped galley, and a spacious dinette. For extended stays, the boat is fitted with an air conditioning system and a watermaker. Two twin cabins with bunk beds and a forward cabin with a separate entrance and private bathroom provide ample accommodation for up to 12 people.
Located in Italy, this boat is VAT paid. The vessel is ready for inspection by appointment.