Lady Surfbum
прибл. 7 850 000 € по сегодняшнему курсу
Осмотр яхт организуется через платформу Boatcrowd.
Полные технические характеристики
- Длина
- 72' / 22 m
- Ширина
- 6.1 m
- Гости
- 8
- Каюты
- 4
- Год постройки
- 2024
- Корпус
- Однокорпусная яхта
- Стиль
- Спортфишинг
- Местонахождение
- Джупитер
- Страна
- США
Постройка
- Материал корпуса
- Стекловолокно
О Lady Surfbum
Life aboard Lady Surfbum splits between the cockpit and the cabins: Viking Yachts builds the 72 as a sportfish, a style that keeps deck space for the fishing grounds and cabin space for eight guests to sleep across four cabins.
Build and provenance
Viking Yachts built Lady Surfbum in 2024 as a monohull motor yacht with a fiberglass hull, twenty-two metres long and 6.1 metres across the beam. She is offered now as a used boat, two years removed from her 2024 delivery, with no refit recorded against her.
Layout and accommodation
Eight guests sleep across the four cabins, a count that gives a family or a group of friends room to spread out between days on the water. The sportfish style behind Lady Surfbum builds the cockpit and deck around time spent outside, not around a saloon to sit in.
Performance and engineering
No engine or speed figures are recorded for Lady Surfbum, so none are claimed here. What the record does give is her form: a fiberglass monohull built in the sportfish style, which shapes her deck and cockpit for work outdoors rather than for time below.
Where she lies and how to see her
Lady Surfbum lies in Jupiter, in the United States. Boatcrowd sets up every viewing and is present when you come aboard, and once an offer is accepted a surveyor and a sea trial follow before anything closes.
WhatsApp +371 2912 9797 · buy@boatcrowd.com
www.boatcrowd.com/yacht-for-sale/viking-yachts-72-lady-surfbum
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