Iryna

Eight guests across five cabins is a modest ratio for a 35-metre yacht, the kind of spec that suits an owner who wants room to spread out rather than a boat built to sleep a crowd. Azimut delivered Iryna in 2019 as a Grande 35M, and she is now offered for sale from Cyprus.

Build and provenance

Azimut built Iryna in 2019 as a Grande 35M, a monohull flybridge design, and she has since been refitted by Ifestos Marine Works, work that keeps her systems current rather than left as delivered. Her interior was drawn by Salvagni Architetti, a light palette and wide glazing that keeps the saloon bright rather than closed in beneath the flybridge deck. At 242 gross tonnes on a 7.7-metre beam and a 3.1-metre draught, she carries a hull built to stay level rather than to chase headline tonnage.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests are accommodated across five cabins aboard Iryna. On deck, an alfresco dining area and a bar give owners a place to entertain without heading below.

Performance and engineering

Twin MTU V12-1400 engines, rated at 1400hp each, give Iryna a 22-knot cruise and a 28-knot top speed, quick enough to make an open-water run feel like a fast transit rather than a slow plod. Zero-speed stabilisers keep at-anchor evenings level too.

On deck and at anchor

The alfresco dining deck doubles as the main gathering space outdoors, and a jet ski is carried among the toys for time spent off the yacht rather than on her.

Where she lies and how to see her

Iryna lies in Cyprus, and that is where a viewing starts: Boatcrowd sets it up and comes along. If your offer is accepted, survey and sea trial happen next, before anything changes hands.