VSY 203' for sale in Antibes, France United States of America

Sealion Yacht | 203' Vsy 2009

Sealion Yacht | 203' Vsy 2009

• Full exterior paint and bottom service
• New bridge electronics and controls
• New AV/IT
• All new electrical wiring throughout the yacht
• Full rebuild on both main engines
• New engine controls
• New A/C handlers and compressors
• New galley equipment
• New headliners
• Exhaust repairs
• All new power management system
• Complete rebuild of (3) primary generators including electrical
• New teak on all decks

Builder: VSY
Year: 2009
Length: 203.4 ft / 62 m
Beam: 36.1 ft / 11.02 m
Max Draft: 10.5 ft / 3.2 m
Hull Material: Steel
Tonnage: 1,056
Interior Designer: Candy & Candy
Exterior Designer: Espen Oino
Classifications: RINA, LY3
Staterooms: 6, sleeps 12 guests
Heads: 8
Crew Cabins: 7, sleeps 14 crew
Crew Heads: 7
Engines: (2) Caterpillar 3516B DITA 2,682 hp 2004
Max Speed: 17 knots
Cruising Speed: 15 knots
Range at Cruise: 4,000 nm
Fuel Capacity: 41,739 gallons/11,027 liters
Water Capacity: 10,303 gallons/2,722 liters
Main Generators: (3) Caterpillar C9 with HUG Catalyzer converter 175 ekW each (max & continuous power)
Emergency Generator: (1) CaterpillarekW (max & continuous power)

The main salon is a sophisticated and formal area where dark and light combine; the key elements of Macassar ebony, black lacquer, black jet beading and dark stained oak flooring being contrasted by an off-white deck head, a silvery-white, long-piled art silk carpet and upholstery in shades of taupe and metallic silver. All this is moderated by the warm tones of the leather wall paneling. Almond gold plates the many fittings a dividing strips, while Perspex is particularly noticeable on the Schimmel Grand Piano that stands by the aft deck doors.

Beyond black lacquered divides which separate the main salon from the dining room, is the elegant Macassar ebony-topped table, seating 12 guests. Art takes various forms from the bronze sculptures by American artist Frederic Barnley to the "sea anemone" chandelier above the table and the intriguing "whirlpool whirls" mural by Based Upon that decorates the forward bulkhead.

Forward of the main salon is a photo-art lined passage, exotically floored in luxurious black and gold Nero Portoro marble, which leads to the VIP cabin and the owner's suite. Also, along this passage is a well-equipped gymnasium that has a laminated glass wall, inlaid with silk thread to provide privacy for those inside while flooding the passage with light.

The deck levels in the forward section of the yacht are raised by half a floor, providing extraordinary views. The owner bedroom enjoys an enviable 180-degree panorama through reflection-less vertical windows. Aft of the bed on the port side is the magnificent bathroom with separate shower and bath, tastefully decorated in grey-veined Grigio Carnico marble. A door leads onward from the bathroom into an elegant dressing room. The wardrobes are beautifully fitted to the highest standards, while a full-length mirror hides a video camera that, on command, replays a picture of one's back view on a digital screen hidden behind the mirror. While there is no office in the owner suite itself, a fully equipped study is located on the upper deck, just aft of the bridge.

The VIP is magnificent, incorporating the richest elements of the yacht's decorative palette, and provided with every possible amenity, from walk-in wardrobe to dressing table, extensive show locker and an exquisite marble-trimmed ensuite bathroom.

Four further guest cabins found on the lower deck are all decorated to the same standard as the VIP but with slight chromatic twists. Two are doubles, while the two twins are easily converted into doubles by folding the central side table into the wall, sliding the beds together and unfolding a replacement side table from the wall.

The aft area of the upper deck offers a formal outside dining area which features a round table with an elegant carbon-fiber top and provides seating for 12 guests. Sheltered from the elements, this is the perfect dinner party setting with its elegant seating along the aft rail for pre-dinner cocktails. The stylish interior of the adjacent deck salon with its vast U-shaped sofa facing a large television screen is ideal for post-dinner entertainment.

The lobby is distinctive for its grey buffalo hide floor and hare wood paneling. Additionally, the glass lift shaft picks up the theme of industrial-chic, with its visible intricate workings and the stainless steel-edged glass windows on each floor that allow light to flood in from the sun deck. Hi-tech motion sensors on each landing automatically grey-out the glass to preserve the modesty of guests walking above on the upper decks.

The sun deck is an incredibly vast space that extends to nearly 50% of the yacht's entire length. The forward part of the deck offers a spa pool and sunbathing mattresses protected by a low glass windbreak. The bar is centrally positioned beneath the arch mast to maintain a sense of unity between the forward and aft portions of the deck. Wide passages either side of the bar can be closed off with glass doors to reduce a strong through-breeze. Opposite the bar is a dining table to sit 12 people, luxuriously topped with an exotic Baobab marble veneer with retractable awning. The dining table can also be lowered to serve as a coffee table or sunbed. A service lift linking this deck with the main deck galley ensures excellent service. Towards the aft is the revolving circular sun bed, and at the press of a button, sun worshippers can be swathed in a cooling water mist.

The aft portion of the main deck is linked to the bathing platform by a pair of stairways that are only accessible when the platform in hinged down from the otherwise closed transom. A door leads forward from the platform, past a convenient head and shower, to give access to the two tender bays. The one on the starboard side carries two jet-skis launched through a shell door that hinges down to create a boarding platform and a handy place to prepare the diving gear that is also stowed in the compartment. To the port side is a larger garage in which the yacht's main tender is stowed.

• Stability assured by NAIAN/VOSPERT VT 820 zero speed stabilizers
• Bow thruster: Brunvoll FU-37-LRCkW
• Stern thruster: Schottel pump jet SP J57 RD 230 kW - 360o
• SEALION complies with the RINA Green Star notation

• GMDAA area 3
• Wireless and Lan network
• VSAT broadband at sea

SEALION is equipped with a fully integrated Creston and Kaleidoscope system in all main guest and owner areas including:

• Audio/video system
• CCTV interface
• Light and cabin control system
• Audio/Video on demand server
• LCD touch screen controls
• Flat TV screens, light control
• Cuurtain control

• Circular sun bed with integrated mists
• Oversized 12-person Jacuzzi on sky deck
• Well equipped gymnasium including: power plate My 5, Techno gym Kinesis (resistance training machine), Techno gym run 900 (running machine), Techno gym wave cardio (side stepper), a range of 10 hand weights, 3 medicine balls, boxing gloves, matching pads, etc.

SECURITY

• CCTV system: Panasonic with recording system
• Cameras: Panasonic
• Monitors: Panasonic

FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT

• Fire control system: High fog
• Fire extinguishers: Throughout vessel and foam for engine room and galley

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

• Life rafts: (4) Zodiac 20+ persons and (1) 8-man
• Life rings
• EPIRBS: 406 GPIRBS, (2) Jotrun
• Flares: Offshore kit
• Medical equipment: Offshore Commercial CAT 1 Yacht LE West/Med Air

• (1) Castoldi Jet 23 tender with 315 hp
• Zodiac Milpro with Yamaha 25 hp outboard
• (2) Yamaha GP 1300 jet skis
• (4) Sea bobs
• (4) Wake boards
• Water skis, kneeboard, snorkeling gear, banana, donut, aquaglide couch and other towables