Lynx 33.50m for sale in France for €7,600,000 (£6,689,140)

Key features: - Dutch built with steel hull and aluminium superstructure - RINA commercial licence, undergoing a 10-years survey - Big volume of 287GT - Side garage convertible into a swim platform - eco-responsible: fresh & black water treatment, - low fuel consumption - loaded with latest technologies and modern features

Key features: - Dutch built with steel hull and aluminium superstructure - RINA commercial licence, undergoing a 10-years survey - Big volume of 287GT - Side garage convertible into a swim platform - eco-responsible: fresh & black water treatment, - low fuel consumption - loaded with latest technologies and modern features This solid full displacement yacht with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure was built by Lynx shipyard in the Netherlands and delivered in 2013. Along with her elegant profile with a canoe stern allowing more comfortable and smooth cruising, she surprises with a modern and sophisticated interior, big windows, high ceilings and lots of space. With a large beam of 8m allowing a facility of a 40m+ yacht, Robbie Bobby underwent an extensive refit to offer even more volume including a large sundeck with a new elevated jacuzzi and a bar with BBQ. The natural modern atmosphere can be enjoyed everywhere onboard. The retractable windows in the saloon and master cabin allow one to enjoy the sea breeze by opening them entirely. Her 3 spacious decks offer generous exterior space. Thanks to her intelligent layout, this yacht provides a number of different areas for entertainment and relaxation, along with separate spaces for privacy. Sidewalks go around all decks, allowing you to enjoy the outside and have access inside from different angles. The starboard side garage door converts into a generous swim platform, providing the luxury of having a private beach in the middle of the sea. It also serves as a dock for the tender and the garage itself is a great storage for numerous water toys. The passerelle can convert into swimming stairs while at anchor, giving the additional access to the water.