2004 Azimut 55 | Twin CAT C12s — $200K+ in Documented Rebuilds | Exceptionally Clean

Vessel has never been chartered

This 2004 Azimut 55 presents exceptionally well for her age and carries significant, fully documented recent mechanical investment. The previous owner invested over $200,000 into complete engine and transmission rebuilds — all documented with paperwork on file — making her a strong value against comparable boats that still face that work ahead.

and#160;NOTABLE FEATURES andamp; UPGRADES

• Twin CAT C12 diesels — professionally rebuilt
• Rebuilt transmissions — full documentation available
• Bow thruster for confident docking
• Fin stabilizers
• Bottom job + prop speed service — August 2025
• KVH satellite system
• Crane and passerelle
• Smart TVs in every stateroom; surround sound
• Underwater lights
• Covers for all exterior cushions

ACCOMMODATIONS

Three-stateroom, two-head layout with a spacious salon and excellent natural light. A well-appointed galley and comfortable cruising layout make her well suited to family use or entertaining.

POWER andamp; PERFORMANCE

• Engines: Twin Caterpillar C12 DITA diesel inboards
• Power: 710 hp each
• Engine hours: Approx. 125 since documented rebuild
• Fuel: 666 gal

DIMENSIONS andamp; CONSTRUCTION

• LOA: 55 ft
• Beam: 15 ft 7 in
• Max draft: 3 ft 1 in
• Deadrise at transom: 17and#176;
• Dry weight: 46,200 lb
• Hull: Modified Vee, fiberglass
• Fresh water: 169 gal
• Designer: Stefano Righini
• Builder: Azimut | Flag: United States

ELECTRONICS

Radar, GPS/plotter, autopilot, AIS, depthsounder, VHF, navigation center, Wi-Fi, compass, wind instruments, repeaters, cockpit speakers.

EQUIPMENT andamp; COMFORT

Air conditioning and heating, fresh water maker, bow thruster, fin stabilizers, generator, battery charger, dishwasher, washing machine, deep freezer, microwave and oven, hydraulic gangway, davit/crane, cockpit shower, teak cockpit and sidedecks, swim ladder.

Why this Vessel

The hardest dollars on a 20-year-old motor yacht are the ones already spent here. Most Azimut 55s in this price range still have their original engines and transmissions — meaning the next major service interval, and its cost, belongs to the buyer. On this boat, that work is done: over $200,000 in professionally rebuilt CAT C12 engines and rebuilt transmissions, with the paperwork to prove it. Youand#39;re buying the result, not the risk.

Three reasons she stands apart:

• The expensive work is behind her, and documented. Rebuilt engines, rebuilt transmissions, an August 2025 bottom job and prop speed service, and a 2023 survey on file. Diligence you can verify, not promises.

• Sheand#39;s turn-key for the season. Fin stabilizers, bow thruster, fresh water maker, full electronics, and a complete comfort package mean sheand#39;s ready to cruise now, not after a refit.

• The value math favors the buyer. Comparable 55s without documented rebuilds list in the same range — then hand the new owner a six-figure engine bill. Here, thatand#39;s already paid.

For a buyer who wants a proven, well-equipped 55-foot motor yacht without inheriting a major mechanical project, this is a rare and straightforward opportunity.