AZIMUT 50 FLY BRIDGE

AZIMUT 50 FLY BRIDGE

This Azimut 50, Edenroc, is an elegant Italian-designed flybridge motor yacht offering generous space below and on deck. She is small enough for a couple to handle, yet large enough to accommodate a big family. She has ample entertainment areas, such as the wide bathing platform, the big sun bed at the bow, and the cockpit aft that Is protected by the long overhang of the fly bridge. The fly bridge itself will be the favourite hotspot on the boat and features, of course, the helm station, sun beds, ample seating, a bimini, and a wetbar with grill and sink. Edenroc is well equipped with twin Caterpillar diesel engines of 705hp each, a bow- and stern thruster, generator, Raymarine navigation package including radar, hydraulic passerelle, etc.

This Azimut 50 has a three-cabin layout with a downstairs galley and is throughout fitted out with a CruisAir reversible air-conditioning system. The main saloon features ample seating to port and starboard side and a stylish helm that has a twin bench behind a comprehensive dash. Only three steps lower than the saloon is the galley to port with dark Corian work top. The well-appointed master cabin with ensuite bathroom with electric toilet and separate shower is in the bow, and the roomy VIP cabin is located to starboard. There is a third guest cabin with full length bunk beds to port side. The VIP cabin and the guest cabin share the second bathroom with electric toilet and separate shower.

Italian Flair combined with sporty looks and performance…

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Yacht Details
Year: 2007
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Designer: Pierluigi Ausonio
Hull Material: Fibreglass GRP
Length: 15.54 m · 50.11 ft
Beam: 4.55 m · 14.11 ft
Draft: 1.52 m · 4.11 ft
Engine: Twin Caterpillar C12 diesel, each 705 hp
Location: Spain, Mallorca
Price: € 329.000 (VAT paid)
Ref: 4208
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N.B. Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, their correctness is not guaranteed. The particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and, where appropriate, at his own expense to employ a qualified marine surveyor to carry out a survey and to have an engine trial conducted.