Lady Luckey

Effortless is the word attached to Lady Luckey's handling: Zero Speed stabilisers hold her steady at rest as well as under way, and twin MAN V12 engines give her a top speed of 25 knots without fuss at the helm. Princess Yachts built her in 2017, and she lies in Fort Lauderdale, a 75-foot flybridge yacht built to be enjoyed rather than wrestled with.

Build and provenance

Lady Luckey is a Princess 75, a monohull flybridge motor yacht that Princess Yachts completed in 2017. She measures 23 metres on deck with a beam of 5.8 and a draught of 1.7, proportions that keep her manageable for an owner-driver while still carrying four cabins below. Nothing in her record points to a refit, so what a buyer sees is close to what left the yard.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four staterooms, a layout built for a family or a close group rather than a crowd. Outside, a spacious flybridge and bow seating give the boat more than one place to gather, and a teak-finished aft deck extends the living space out from the saloon rather than confining it indoors. A hydraulic swim platform lowers to the water, turning the stern into an easy point of entry.

Performance and engineering

Twin MAN V12 CRM 1800 engines drive her to a top speed of 25 knots, and Zero Speed stabilisers keep the ride level whether she is under way or sitting at anchor, a pairing that lets an owner have speed on tap while the stabilisers take the roll out of standing still.

Where she lies and how to see her

Lady Luckey lies in Fort Lauderdale, USA. We set up a viewing at her berth and are there with you when you see her, and once an offer is accepted, we bring in the surveyor and arrange the sea trial ahead of handover.