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Yacht · 61 ft (19 m) · Antalya
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Princess
- Modèle
- 60
- Longueur
- 61 ft (19 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The 1999 Princess 60 is a well-built British flybridge yacht with strong offshore credibility, practical three-cabin accommodation, and a balanced layout that still feels relevant today. It is not the newest or most fuel-efficient option, but it remains a capable, comfortable cruiser with good resale appeal when mainta
Avantages
- +Classic Princess flybridge design with solid GRP construction
- +Three-cabin layout suits family cruising or charter use
- +Good top-end pace for a yacht of this size and era
- +Comfortable interior volume and sensible deck spaces
Inconvénients
- −Older example may need significant refit and systems upkeep
- −Fuel consumption and running costs are high by modern standards
- −Layout and styling feel dated versus newer yachts
- −Performance depends heavily on engine package and maintenance history
The Princess 60 from this era is a substantial 61-foot flybridge yacht with the brand’s familiar conservative styling and a reputation for robust build quality. Public specifications place the model around 18.6 m long with a beam just under 4.9 m, which gives it a roomy footprint for a yacht in the late-1990s class.[2][6]
On the water, the hull is generally associated with confident planing behavior, a shaft-drive setup, and cruising speeds in the mid-20-knot range depending on engine fit, with higher top speeds on stronger configurations.[3][6] That makes it a capable passage-maker rather than a sporty driver; handling should be predictable and secure, but buyers should judge the actual boat by engine hours, service records, and any evidence of upgrades or corrosion on a 1999 example.[10][12]
Comfort is one of its main strengths. The three-cabin arrangement is well suited to owner-operator use or charter-style entertaining, and the platform size supports a proper saloon, usable flybridge, and decent guest separation.[2][6][13] Compared with newer yachts, however, the interior design, glazing, and systems integration will feel dated, even if the basic livability remains strong.
In value terms, the Princess 60 can be attractive because it offers reputable pedigree, generous accommodation, and respectable performance at a lower entry price than current production models. The trade-off is age: maintenance, refit needs, and operating costs can materially affect ownership economics, so the best examples are those with documented care and recent upgrades.
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