Five cabins use the 70-foot platform efficiently
The listing records five cabins, giving the Prestige 680 unusually broad overnight capacity within LYG’s under-24-metre range. The interior is designed around large windows, private sleeping areas and a main deck that keeps movement between saloon, galley and exterior spaces straightforward.
That balance suits owners travelling with family or guests for longer periods. Instead of concentrating all volume into one oversized owner’s suite, the layout spreads accommodation through the yacht while retaining generous shared living areas.
Volvo IPS supports easier owner operation
The Prestige 680 was designed around Volvo IPS 1200 propulsion, combining pod drives with joystick control. This arrangement simplifies low-speed manoeuvring and can reduce the workload for owners who prefer to operate without a large professional crew.
IPS also helps free interior volume by changing the machinery layout compared with conventional shaft-drive arrangements. For a yacht of this size, that technical choice supports both practical handling and accommodation efficiency.
The flybridge adds a second social deck
The upper deck is a major part of the Prestige formula, providing an exterior helm together with seating and lounging areas. In Mediterranean conditions it creates a separate social space above the main deck while leaving the aft cockpit available for shaded dining and boarding.
The design therefore works across different times of day: open-air running from the flybridge, protected living in the saloon and easy access to the water from the stern. That flexibility remains one of the main reasons flybridge yachts dominate this size category.
Mandelieu is a strong Riviera base
The yacht is located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, close to Cannes, Antibes and the broader French Riviera service network. Buyers can arrange surveys and sea trials near experienced yards and technicians before taking delivery.
At €1.15 million, the 2017 Prestige 680 offers substantial size and five-cabin capacity for less than many newer 55-to-60-foot yachts. Condition and maintenance history remain decisive, but the core platform has clear cruising value.
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