Elizabeth R sold by Northrop & Johnson

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Northrop & JohnsonNorthrop & Johnson vessel has announced the sale of the 32 metre motor yacht Elizabeth R, by Sales Brokers Kristen Klein and Kevin Merrigan, who acted on behalf of the buyer.

Built by American yard Burger Boat Company in 2001, this classically styled yacht shows a head-turning profile and elegant interior. Elizabeth R can house up to eight guests, among her her master suite, VIP suite and two twin-bed staterooms, completed with entertainment centers and en-suite baths. The desirable layout of this boat makes it ideal for entertaining as well as relaxing privately. She showcases excellent outdoor living space that are suitable for alfresco dining, socializing and unwinding all while enjoying the views that surround.

ELIZABETH R features a sophisticated, yet traditionally styled interior adorned with beautiful raised panel, quarter sewn Mahogany, gold leaf accents, exotic stonework and designer fabrics. The motor yacht has a main salon which flows into the dining area and country kitchen that makes entertaining a breeze. Showcasing four spacious staterooms, the yacht is ideal for family cruising.
Powered by twin Caterpillar 3412E diesel 1400 hp engines, motor yacht Elizabeth R can reach a maximum speed of 21 knots and a cruising speed of 18 knots. Featuring an 8,500-gallon fuel capacity, the Burger yacht is suitable for long range cruising.

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