2024 Sanlorenzo
The SD90 interior highlights environmentally conscious materials and a dedication to sustainable luxury. All SD90 boast a shallow draft for access to shallower waters, ample natural light, and a nearly silent environment for serene moments at sea. This 2024 hull 128 is the latest yacht in her size range and presents the chance to acquire a new yacht promptly, without the new build wait.
€9,000,000
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Stand out features
SD90 features
The SD90 incorporates the same advanced technological features as its larger counterparts in a more compact design. Measuring 27.43 meters in length, this yacht showcases an exterior designed by Zuccon International Project and an interior by Patricia Urquiola. As a result of Sanlorenzo's continuous research, the SD90's design emphasizes technological efficiency in both performance and materials.
The yacht's smooth lines and blunt nose, hallmarks of the SD series, are particularly attractive in this smaller model, which favors a more traditional aesthetic over a sporty one. The aft flybridge extends over the main deck's stern, creating a sheltered area perfect for entertaining, while the flybridge itself is protected by a large black carbon fiber hardtop. The spacious aft platform can be lowered underwater using hydraulics and conceals a tender garage in its center section. Two side steps lead up to the main deck's cockpit, which features a four-seater sofa and table.
A glass sliding door opens to reveal a large, spacious salon with a seamless transition between exterior and exterior. The master stateroom is encircled by windows, with a centrally positioned bed and elements arranged in a semicircle around it. The lower deck accommodates three double guest cabins.
Christopher Mosley says
This SD90 is keenly for sale and is as close to brand new and one could expect as she is one of the most recent deliveries from the famous Sanlorenzo shipyard. She’s ready to cruise and the Owner will consider a competitive offer to assure this hull is the next to sell.
