2005 HORIZON YACHTS 82 SkyLounge Comparar

Built by Horizon Yachts in 2005, Wishes Granted is a 24.99-metre motor yacht based on the 82 SkyLounge model, custom ordered with a 27-inch salon and skylounge extension and a 10-inch overall height increase over the standard hull. The result is a yacht that offers the interior volume and feel of a 100-foot vessel while retaining the handling ease of an 82-footer. Twin Caterpillar C30 engines, producing 1,550 HP each, deliver a cruising speed of 17 knots and a top speed of 21 knots, with bow and stern thrusters and fin stabilisers ensuring reliable manoeuvrability and on-board comfort.

Wishes Granted accommodates six guests across three staterooms, with two dedicated crew cabins located aft. The interior is finished in high-gloss ribbon-cut American cherry with burled-maple accents, complemented by granite and marble surfaces throughout. Premium furnishings complete a well-appointed living environment that reflects the care taken during the original custom build. The yacht is owned through a Washington State LLC with tax paid, and has been kept in a freshwater Lake Union boathouse for over ten years, with the boathouse lease transferable to the new owner.

Wishes Granted is well suited to a private owner-operator or a couple with family or guests who value genuine onboard volume, ease of handling and long-term, well-maintained ownership. The freshwater storage history, transferable boathouse lease and LLC ownership structure add practical advantages that simplify the acquisition and ongoing operation of the vessel. This is a yacht designed for those who want meaningful space and performance without stepping up to the complexity of a significantly larger vessel.

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.