• Engine room: fitted withand#160;twin MAN 1550HPand#160;dieselsand#160;
• Drive: Vdrivesand#160;
• Systems:
• An automatic fire extinguishing system in the engine room for safety.
• Bilge pumps are automated.
• Trim tabs are present to aid stability and performance.
• Power-assisted steering.
• Navigation and monitoring: engine monitoring systems, possibly integrated into the helm.
• Thrusters: hydraulic bow and stern thrusters (in some examples), improving low-speed maneuverability.
• Garage: The stern garage is used to stow a tender (or jet ski/jet rib) safely.
• Hydraulic swim platform: Integrated and operational, lowering for water access or launching tenders/toys.

• The helm is designed withand#160;three seats: one for the captain and two co-pilot/companion seats. According to broker specs, this is an “impressive 3-seat helm.”
• The helm console features aand#160;burr-effect walnut fascia, giving a refined, classic-yacht look.
• The steering wheel isand#160;wood-rimmed, paired withand#160;power-assisted steering, which helps with more precise control, especially at low speeds or under heavy maneuvering conditions.
• Single-lever engine controls are present for throttle and gear, giving intuitive, direct handling.
• There is aand#160;chart/navigation prep areaand#160;on the helm console, allowing for paper charts or the use of chartpads.
• Below or around the helm area are breaker panels (for AC / DC systems) for control of electrical systems, including generators.
• There areand#160;side-opening doorsand#160;from the helm to the side decks, which is very useful for docking, lines, or simply moving out to the deck.
• Additional helm controls include windscreen wiper/washer controls, horn, and a control for a remote spotlight.
• There is also aand#160;compass (manual)and#160;for traditional navigation backup.
• Aand#160;staircaseand#160;from the helm area leads down to the lower deck/accommodations.

• The galley is located just below the salon, accessible via a stairway (often an aft staircase from the saloon), so that itand#39;s somewhat separate but still convenient.
• It’s described as a “gourmet-style” galley in some sources, meaning it’s fully equipped to support serious cooking.and#160;
• Appliances: It typically includes a ceramic hob, microwave/combination oven, refrigerator and freezer, and a slim-line dishwasher.and#160;
• Counter space: There is ample counter space, well laid out for food preparation, and likely high-quality materials (such as wood or stone finishes).
• Storage: The cabin features ample storage space for kitchen tools, dishes, and provisions.

Two Magic Chef AC Electric Wine Cooler

Bosch Four Burners Stoveand#160;

Kitchen Aid Oven AC Eletricand#160;

Sharp Corousel Microwave Ovenand#160;

Gaggenau burner Grilland#160;

• There is a dedicatedand#160;crew quarter/crewand#160;accommodation. Some sources say accommodation for up to 3 crew.
• Layout: Often includes at least two crew cabins — for example, one bunk configuration.
• There is also a separate crew head (bathroom) / shower for the crew.
• The crew area is accessible separately (via its own stairs or access), so crew movement does not unduly interfere with guest spaces.
• Sometimes, the galley is accessible from the crew area (or a secondary stair), so the crew can serve or prepare without disrupting guest areas

• There are two twin cabins: one on the port side, one on the starboard side.
• Port twin: reported to be bunk beds (one bed over another) in some versions.
• Starboard twin: In some examples, the two single berths can convert (or are side by side) for more flexibility.
• Each twin cabin usually has its own en-suite head/shower.

• Entering from the cockpit, you walk into a spaciousand#160;main salon, which is bright and airy thanks to large, panoramic windows and the retractable glass sunroof above.
• The interior design typically featuresand#160;satin cherry woodwork, high-gloss cabinetry, and tasteful leather upholstery.
• Seating: There are bespoke leather reclining seats/sofas arranged to create a comfortable lounging space.Dining: There is a formal dining table in the salon, suitable for meals or socializing.
• Flooring: Teak is often used in the salon (or similar high-quality wood), giving both elegance and durability.
• Entertainment: Likely equipped with TVs and an integrated surround-sound system, making the salon ideal for entertainment

• Located in the bow (forepeak).
• Bed: Double/queen-size berth.
• Storage: Built-in wardrobes or drawers.
• En-suite head: Private bathroom with shower

TVs

Various Speakers throughout Vessel

• There areand#160;4 headsand#160;(bathrooms) in total, according to several spec sheets.
• Each guest cabin has an en-suite head, giving privacy to each cabin.
• The master head tends to be more luxurious, possibly with double basins, a separate shower, and higher-end finishes (wood, stone, chrome).

Full-beam Master Cabin

• Located amidships, occupying the full beam, giving generous space.
• King-sizeand#160;
• Seating area: A small sofa or desk/vanity area next to the bed
• Storage: Walk-in wardrobe or generous closet space.
• En-suite: Private head (bathroom) with separate shower, double vanities, high-quality fittings.and#160;

Two Furuno Nav Netand#160;

Garmin GPSand#160;

Two Simrad IS15

Side Power Bow andamp; Stern Thruster.and#160;

Standard Horizon Matrix AIS GX2150 VHF

Simrad Autopilot

Ritchie Magnetic Compassand#160;