2010 AZIMUT YACHTS 103' for Sale in Aba Zangzu Qiangzu Zizhizhou, Sichuan
The Azimut 105 Grande is built by Italian well known yard Azimut Benetti. She can accommodate 10 guests in 5 cabins.The Owner’s Suite is located forward on the main deck and is accessed through a private foyer to starboard. This cabin features a king size bed, panoramic views, blinds and an ensuite head with both tub and separate shower. A staircase leads down to a spacious and private head area.
On the Lower Deck are the three Guest Staterooms located midship. Two of the cabins are furnished with double size berths and one cabin have side-by-side twin berths. All three guest cabins have ensuite bathrooms with separate shower. Located forward of the galley and accessed via a separate staircase are the Crew Quarters with crew galley and mess and accommodations for a crew of four. The Captains Cabin has an ensuite bathroom and double berth. On the Main Deck is the salon, dining room, galley and companion way to access the Lower Deck and the Pilothouse.The fly-bridge is equipped with bar, sofa, BBQ, relax zone, bathtub, providing guests the freedom to lounge in the shade of the HARD TOP or tan in the sun!
General Features
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
China
Designer
Carlo Galeazzi
Hull Material
GRP
Boat Type
Motor
Category
Motor Yacht
Fuel Tank Capacity
16400 Gal
Fresh Water Tank
2500 Gal
Model
16V 2000 M93
Engine Hours
500 H
Fuel Type
Diesel
Horsepower Per Engine
2434 HP
Cruise Speed
23 KN
Top Speed
29 KN
Measurements
OVERALL LENGTH
103 FT
DRAFT
6.23 FT
DRY Weight
493,835 LB
BEAM
23 FT
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