The 28.5 metre motor yacht Auspro has been sold with the Australian buyer introduced by Damien Johnson at The Boutique Boat Company in an in-house deal.
Built in GRP by Italian yard Azimut to a design by Stefano Righini, Auspro was delivered in 1988 as one of the yard’s AZ86 series followed by a full refit in 2014. An interior design by Anita Unger accommodates up to nine guests in four cabins comprising a full beam master suite, full beam VIP suite and two twins plus a Pullman berth. All cabins have entertainment centres, television screens and en suite bathroom facilities while separate quarters sleep four crewmembers.
The generous main saloon has large settees to port and starboard plus armchairs and a bar along with an entertainment centre including a Bose stereo surround sound home cinema system and there is tropical air conditioning throughout. Forward is a formal dining area seating eight guests while further forward still is a breakfast bar on a raised plinth to maximize views through the ports.
Outdoor spaces are ideal for sun worshippers, including an aft deck with built in upholstered seating behind a table on a stainless steel pedestal and a teak deck while the foredeck has a sunbathing area that comes with a removable parasol. Up on the flybridge, she offers a barbecue, full wet bar with three bar stools, built in upholstered seating and a table for al fresco entertaining and dining, along with a custom hard top to offer relief from the sun.
Her top speed is 25 knots and she offers a maximum cruising range of 700 nautical miles at 22 knots with power coming from two 1,080hp Detroit Diesel 12V92TA diesel engines.
Auspro was asking AU$1,950,000.