This Falcon 102 is an exquisite motor yacht built in 2007, with a refit completed in 2023. Measuring 31.50m (103' 4"), this luxurious vessel embodies the timeless elegance and exceptional design of the Falcon range. Its raised pilothouse design, graceful exterior lines, and expansive deck spaces create a remarkable presence.

This unit has gone through an extensive refit in 2023 and just passed RINA class in 2024.

Accommodating up to 12 guests, she offers five beautiful cabins. With 1 Master cabin, 2 Vip cabins, and 2 twin cabins, this Falcon 102 provides ample comfort and privacy. Meticulously maintained, the vessel presents itself in impeccable condition, ensuring an exceptional experience on board.

The exterior decks are designed to maximize enjoyment in the open air. The aft deck beckons with its al fresco dining setting, while convenient port and starboard access points lead to the spacious swim platform, facilitating easy water access. Walk-around decks allow for seamless movement to the bow, while an aft deck staircase leads to the expansive flybridge. Here, guests can relish additional al fresco dining options, a well-stocked bar, and a sunbathing area, perfect for soaking up the sun.

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