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Yacht · 26 ft (8 m) · Moltrasio
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- alfastreet
- Modèle
- 25
- Longueur
- 26 ft (8 m)
- Passagers
- 1
Verdict
A stylish compact day-yacht with genuine weekend capability, the Alfastreet 25 blends a sheltered cabin, low draft and flexible roof options with respectable speed potential. It is best suited to owners who value design, ease of use and marina-to-bay cruising over pure volume or bargain pricing.
Avantages
- +Compact 8.4 m platform is easy to berth and manage
- +Cabin layout adds overnighting capability for short trips
- +Low draft suits coastal, lake and shallow-water use
- +Multiple roof options improve weather protection and versatility
- +Outboard propulsion keeps servicing simpler than many inboards
Inconvénients
- −Limited interior volume compared with larger cabin cruisers
- −Best with higher-power engine options; lighter setups may feel modest
- −Price can rise quickly once fitted with options
- −Single-cabin format suits couples or small families only
The Alfastreet 25 is a compact cabin cruiser with a clear emphasis on modern styling and flexible open-air use. Publicly listed specifications place it at about 8.4 m overall, 2.4 m beam and 0.5 m draft, with a single cabin and accommodation for short stays. The design language is neat and contemporary, and the option of a hydraulic hard top, T-top or bimini adds real usability across different weather conditions.
On the water, the hull and outboard setup suggest an easy-to-run boat that should be comfortable at planing speeds and manageable around docks. Reported configurations range from 200 to 300 hp, which indicates that performance will depend heavily on engine choice; lighter or lower-powered versions are likely to prioritize efficiency and cruising comfort, while stronger setups should provide livelier acceleration and higher top-end performance.
Inside, the 25 Cabin is more practical than spacious. The single-cabin arrangement, modest freshwater capacity and weekend-oriented layout make it better for day cruising and short overnight use than extended living aboard. That said, the compact interior is sensibly arranged for its size and should appeal to owners who want a private berth, basic amenities and weather protection without moving up to a much larger boat. In value terms, it sits in the premium compact segment: well finished and versatile, but not inexpensive once optioned.
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