Miss Amy

Two 1,400 hp MAN V12 engines put Miss Amy at 35 knots flat out and 26 at a comfortable cruise, numbers that place her among the quicker yachts in her class. Princess built her in 2020, and she now lies in Lighthouse Point.

Build and provenance

Miss Amy is a Princess flybridge motor yacht, delivered in 2020 with a fiberglass hull built to U.S. specification. That single detail means her electrics and systems were fitted from the yard for an American owner rather than converted afterwards.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins and three heads, with the primary stateroom running the full beam for extra storage and hull windows the other cabins do not carry. Crew are quartered separately aft in the transom, keeping their day-to-day movement away from the guest decks.

Performance and engineering

The twin MAN V12s that give Miss Amy her 35-knot top speed also mean a Seakeeper gyro and stabilisers earn their place, smoothing the ride underway and the motion at anchor. Bow and stern thrusters make close-quarters handling straightforward for close berthing.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge is enclosed against the weather and carries an upgraded JL Audio sound system alongside a second set of Seakeeper controls, so cruising and socialising can carry on regardless of conditions. The hydraulic swim platform drops level with the water for tender and watersports use, and Starlink keeps the connectivity running well offshore.

Where she lies and how to see her

Miss Amy lies in Lighthouse Point. Boatcrowd arranges each viewing and is present throughout; a survey and sea trial follow once an offer is accepted, ahead of handover.