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Submitted by Diane M. Byrne on Wed, 2007-08-01 00:01
The island amidships in the saloon is actually a bar with a marble countertop and a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer.
Note the columns and large curved section of the wood paneling forward - details such as these are found throughout the yacht.
Dual ovens and two dishwashers keep things cookin' in the galley.
An abundance of wood lends warmth to the club-like skylounge, complete with games area and a bar.
Because the master suite is full beam, the owner's office and stateroom look and feel more spacious than those on similar-size yachts.
The 100-plus-bottle wine chiller located near the galley keeps libations flowing freely.
The pilothouse has good visibility through deep windows forward and access to a Portuguese bridge, which in turn leads to a handy foredeck staircase.
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