2005 PRINCESS YACHTS V58 Vergleichen

Built by Princess Yachts in 2005, PRINCESS V58 is a 17.67-metre motor yacht that offers a well-balanced combination of on-water performance, comfortable interior volume and practical deck layout. Currently lying in Ibiza, this V58 has benefited from over €150,000 invested in 2024, making her one of the most thoroughly updated examples of this model available on the market today.

The 2024 programme was extensive and covers virtually every key system and surface on board. Both Volvo D12-715 engines were fully rebuilt in April 2024 and now show zero hours, while a brand-new generator was installed at the same time. The interior and exterior have been completely refreshed with new upholstery, full inside and outside vinyl wrapping, new synthetic teak throughout and a new Void sound system. A new GPS system has also been added. On deck, the V58 delivers generous sunbathing areas, a large aft sunbed and seating area, a bow thruster and a stern thruster. Below, the accommodation comprises three cabins, two of which feature en-suite bathrooms, plus an additional aft cabin, a large saloon and a dedicated dining area. The yacht also benefits from a large garage.

This yacht is particularly well suited to buyers looking for a capable and turnkey family motor yacht in the 17-metre range. With her rebuilt engines at zero hours, fully renewed interior and updated equipment, she is ready for immediate use without the uncertainty or expense of deferred maintenance. The combination of spacious deck areas and a well-appointed three-cabin layout makes her a practical and enjoyable choice for private cruising, whether for weekend use or extended summer seasons.

Bella Yacht assists buyers throughout the acquisition process, from availability checks and yacht analysis to negotiation strategy, survey coordination, documentation, refit advice, crew, delivery and post-purchase support. Our role is to help clients evaluate this yacht with clarity, compare it with relevant alternatives and secure the best possible conditions.