Four cabins support extended family use
The yacht is listed with four cabins and four heads. That gives each guest cabin access to private bathroom facilities and allows the owner to cruise with family or friends without sacrificing privacy.
Princess layouts of this period place strong emphasis on practical circulation, large saloon windows and exterior entertaining areas. The result is a yacht intended for repeated cruising rather than occasional showpiece use.
The performance figures remain strong
The listing quotes a cruising speed of around 30 knots and maximum speed close to 40 knots. That is unusually brisk for a 74-foot flybridge yacht and gives owners the ability to cover substantial Mediterranean distances in a single day.
MAN diesel machinery supports that performance. Fuel capacity of approximately 4,000 litres gives the yacht enough range for regional cruising, although fuel consumption will vary significantly with speed.
Cabin comfort reflects Princess’s established formula
The specification notes opening and fixed portholes, air conditioning and 240-volt power points through the cabins. These features may sound conventional today, but they remain central to comfortable ownership and make refit planning easier.
Buyers should review upholstery, electronics and machinery carefully on a yacht of this age. A strong underlying layout can justify targeted upgrades when structural and mechanical condition are sound.
Sardinia is an ideal summer base
The yacht is located in Sardinia, close to the Costa Smeralda and routes toward Corsica, mainland Italy and the Balearics. The island’s marina network and technical services make it a natural base for this type of motor yacht.
At €890,000, the Princess 74 offers substantial volume and performance for less than many newer yachts around 55 feet. The opportunity will appeal most to buyers comfortable investing in maintenance while gaining more space and speed.
Official sources: www.denisonyachtsales.com.
