A Small Jewel

This beautiful 52-foot yacht is a jewel. It is equipped with comforts generally reserved for much larger vessels, although on a reduced scale, and has al the accessories one needs for fun and comfort.

There are many options to choose from to “personalize” your boat, both on the exterior and the interior. There are also different levels of equipment options, including one that increases the power of the engines.

From the outside we see a strong-looking vessel, planned expressly for fun and comfort. The raised command bridge is designed so as not to lose a moment of the spectacular views available from the elevated position over the sea (both liter- ally and figuratively).

 

The interior has some surprising details, like the 17” flat-screen LCD televisions in the two largest cabins. The stateroom has a private bath- room The two others share a bathroom, although it is actually in the larger cabin (located in the center of the boat, to port).

The smallest cabin, but by no means less com- fortable, has a bunk bed, but is still a perfect exam- ple of relaxation and luxury. On the upper deck (command bridge) is a U-shaped bench with a small table in the center that can serve as a break- fast table.

Another important detail in this area is the refrigerator that, along with the wet bar, makes the bridge an excellent spot for enjoying a drink as well as a good meal. Also found in this part of the boat is a sound system to complement the excellent alfresco ambiance.

 

Inside, luxury is visible in details like the wood floors, both in the kitchen and breakfast room. The kitchen, although it is small for obvious reasons, is totally equipped with a Sub Zero refrigerator with freezer and ice machine, microwave oven and cof- fee maker as well as sufficient storage space.

The living room has a wide range of leisure equipment, including a Bos6 sound system, a 26” flat screen LCD, for TV, DVD and CDs, armchairs upholstered in Ultraleather HP, a synthetic materi- al that looks and feels exactly like leather and is usually found in cars, planes and boats. 

 

Text: Edmundo A. Eguiarte ± Photo: Sea Ray