Oyster 82

Experience superior long-distance sailing with this Oyster 82, a 24.38-meter cutter designed for both ocean passages and Mediterranean cruising. With a displacement of 80 tons and a sturdy GRP hull, this yacht offers stability and grace in various sea conditions. Powered by a single 320 HP Caterpillar 3126 DITA engine, it reaches a cruising speed of 9 knots. The configuration includes dual helms for optimal visibility and a sophisticated sail plan featuring a hydraulic in-mast furling system for the Doyle membrane mainsail, making it manageable for smaller crews. Interior spaces reflect high-quality mahogany joinery, creating a warm and refined atmosphere. The elevated deck saloon is bathed in natural light, providing panoramic views and a generous living area with a table for eight. Below, the layout includes a luxurious aft master suite with a walkaround bed and private en-suite, alongside two versatile guest cabins and a dedicated crew area for four at the bow. Modern comforts include extensive climate control with Cruisair air conditioning and a comprehensive galley equipped with Miele and Smeg appliances. This used boat has been meticulously maintained, with significant recent investments between 2020 and 2025. Upgrades include a full rig service, new Dyneema running rigging, a 2,400 Ah Mastervolt battery bank, and refreshed exterior aesthetics including new Sunbrella cushions and a repainted transom. Navigation is supported by a dual Raymarine Axiom Pro setup, Garmin VHF, and satellite communication systems, ensuring safety and connectivity wherever you sail. Ideally suited for experienced sailors looking for a proven, autonomous vessel, this yacht features a 3,500-liter fuel capacity and a 3,000-liter water capacity, supported by a Sea Fresh watermaker. It represents the pinnacle of bluewater design for owners who prioritize comfort during long passages. The sale price of 1.200.000 EUR includes VAT paid status in Italy. Please contact our agency to schedule a viewing of this exceptional yacht in its current location.