Further €600K price drop announced on 33m Custom Line Centurion

A further €600,000 price drop has been announced on the 32.6-metre motor yacht Centurion, listed for sale with Juan Andrade of SuperYachtsMonaco.

Built in GRP by Italian yard Custom Line and delivered in 2013, the Navetta 33 model recently completed her 10-year RINA class survey in April. Having had "constant refits" since 2020, she is "in absolutely turn-key condition, ready for this summer", according to the broker.

Design throughout is by Zuccon International Project and her exterior, finished with a striking pale cream hull with white superstructure, stands out from the crowd.

Accommodation is for a party of up to 11 guests with a master suite at main deck level and guest cabins positioned on the lower deck, comprising a double, two convertible cabins and one twin with an extra Pullman berth. The broker pointed out that Centurion would make an ideal family yacht.

As well as dining tables in the contemporary open-plan saloon and upper deck, there is a choice of al fresco dining areas across her three decks. Two aft deck lounge areas and a spacious sundeck also give ample opportunities for socialising.

She can store an Intrepid 327 chase tender, Williams Jet Tender and jetskis in her ample storage. Twin 1,400hp MAN diesels power the 184GT yacht for sale to a top speed of 16 knots, with a cruising speed of 12 knots.

Centurion is now asking €5,350,000.