KASHMIR - Broward Yacht FOR SALE

KASHMIR stands as a compelling illustration of how a luxury motor yacht can be thoughtfully reimagined into something larger, sleeker, and more capable long after her first splash. Built in the United States by the legendary Broward Yachts—once the world’s most prolific superyacht shipyard—she was originally delivered in 1995 as a 105-foot motor yacht and later transformed through a comprehensive rebuild that elevated her stature and sophistication.

In 2008, her then-owner commissioned an exhaustive refit that went far beyond cosmetics. Relaunched in January 2009 as a Custom Splendor Yacht, KASHMIR was issued a 2008 New Build Certificate by the Marshall Islands flag, acknowledging the depth and scope of the work. Naval architecture and exterior redesign came from Donald Blount, while the interior concept was refined by Pavlik Yacht Design and exquisitely handcrafted by Genesis Yachtline in Viareggio, Italy. Virtually every system was renewed—machinery, electrical, piping, plumbing, and audiovisual networks—paired with new interior and exterior finishes that exude modern elegance. During the transformation, her length was extended to 133 feet, bringing her to a generous 240 gross tons and delivering the volume and comfort expected of a true superyacht.

Power is provided by twin Caterpillar C-32 A-Cert engines installed during the 2008 rebuild, each of which received Caterpillar top-end overhauls in January 2019. The package was supported by a transferable CAT Platinum Plus warranty with no deductible through January 2024, reflecting the quality of care and documentation throughout her life. To enhance comfort both underway and at anchor, KASHMIR was fitted with Naiad zero-speed stabilizers, ensuring a quiet, composed ride and serene nights at rest—an essential for a premium charter yacht and private cruising alike.

Accommodations are designed for flexible family use and premium charter appeal, welcoming 12 guests in six well-proportioned staterooms. The on-deck master suite provides superb views and easy main-deck access, while three additional king-bed suites and two twin cabins—each with a Pullman berth—offer a versatile layout for couples, children, or mixed groups. All guest spaces include en-suite baths appointed with mosaic tile detailing and marble-topped vanities. Entertainment is thoroughly modern, with a Kaleidoscope media server delivering an extensive library of films and music on demand. Above, KASHMIR’s expansive indoor/outdoor top deck sets the stage for every mood, from shaded, air-conditioned lounging and elegant dining by a full wet bar to sunbathing beside a large dual-purpose Jacuzzi on the bridge deck—a hallmark of a tri-deck flybridge motor yacht built for gracious living.

Performance and amenities come together with a composed cruise of about 12 knots and a top speed near 16 knots, offering efficient passages and unhurried enjoyment of the journey. Her bridge deck is air-conditioned for comfort in warm climates, and the yacht’s evening profile is accentuated by thirty underwater multi-color lights synchronized with the illuminated nameboard, creating a striking ambiance at anchor. These details, combined with zero-speed fins and the yacht’s substantial volume, underscore her standing as a refined, semi-displacement luxury motor yacht with true global cruising poise.

For those seeking a proven charter platform, KASHMIR has the pedigree and results to match her reputation. She completed twelve successful charters in 2022, a testament to her six-stateroom configuration, spacious layout, attentive crew, and consistently high standard of maintenance. This track record, paired with her American build heritage and Italian-crafted interiors, positions her among the more compelling charter yachts in her class.

Her most recent technical investments underscore a no-compromise approach to upkeep. In 2023, a yard period of approximately $500,000 saw the main engines receive their 6,000-hour Caterpillar service, while PTOs were rebuilt and the hydraulic systems comprehensively renewed, including capstans, windlasses, bow thruster, davits, steering, and a full stabilizer service. Fresh bottom paint and PropSpeed were applied, with propellers and shafts reconditioned to exacting standards. The result is a mechanically confident yacht prepared for extensive cruising from the moment her new owner steps aboard.

The 2021 refit refined her ambiance yet again, introducing roughly $200,000 in new interior and exterior soft goods, updated main-deck A/V highlighted by a 60-inch salon television, and a full replacement of air handlers to keep every space cool and quiet. At the same time, her hull received an elegant Petrol Blue paint finish, complemented by refinished superstructure coatings that present a sleek, contemporary profile.

In 2020, KASHMIR’s technical backbone was further strengthened: new electrical ends were fitted to both generators, dual radars underwent complete overhauls, and the Furuno NavNet black-box processor was replaced. New starting batteries for the main engines and a refreshed inverter battery bank were installed. Stonework throughout the yacht—floors, counters, and showers—was refinished to restore its original luster. The underwater profile benefited from renewed antifouling and fresh zincs, while steering and stabilization systems received meticulous attention, including replacement of rudder seals, stabilizer seals and cylinders, and bow thruster seals. Running gear alignment checks returned fully satisfactory results. The crew area saw carpentry resurfacing, and safety was given top priority with annual reviews and certifications for fire suppression, portable extinguishers, and lifejackets, alongside a completed Flag PYLC survey, all underscoring the yacht’s diligent compliance and operational readiness.

In 2019, four Dometic Titanium chillers were installed to bolster climate control redundancy and efficiency throughout the vessel. That same year, the Caterpillar C-32 engines underwent their top-end overhauls around 5,000 hours, supported by a five-year extended warranty through January 2024 that also encompassed appropriate electronics, further evidencing rigorous maintenance standards. Earlier upgrades included the addition of new Headhunter submersible freshwater pumps in 2018, while in 2017 the yacht benefited from new teak on the swim platform, platform steps, and foredeck, as well as three Dometic chillers added to the flybridge, blending practicality with polished aesthetics.

Today, KASHMIR presents as a superbly kept American-built superyacht—an elegant, tri-deck flybridge charter yacht with generous volume, thoughtful design, and refreshed systems throughout. Her zero-speed stabilizers, lavish bridge-deck Jacuzzi, air-conditioned alfresco spaces, and versatile six-cabin layout make her a sophisticated choice for private cruising or commercial operation. With a storied yard pedigree, a far-reaching refit documented by a recognized new-build certificate, and continual investment by a fastidious owner and captain, M/Y KASHMIR is poised to depart at a moment’s notice, offering her next custodian the rare blend of pedigree, performance, and turn-key readiness that defines the finest luxury motor yachts on the water.

Salon

As guests step into the main salon, they are immediately struck by a space that feels at once intimate and expansive, crafted expressly for unrushed lounging and effortless conversation. The beautiful interior, conceived by Pavlik Yacht Design and masterfully handcrafted by Genesis Yachtline in Viareggio, Italy, was shipped to the United States for meticulous installation, resulting in a seamless harmony of form and function. Rich Botticino stone with mosaic borders sets a refined tone, highlighting Italian high‑gloss furnishings and sumptuous silk and chenille fabrics. A large sofa, complemented by two additional dining chairs, welcomes relaxed gatherings and comfortably seats eight. The ambiance is further elevated by a large‑screen TV, abundant cabinetry tailored for linens and crystal, and a dramatic mahogany ceiling inlay that frames the room with understated grandeur.

Dining

Moving forward from the salon, guests arrive in an equally well‑appointed dining room where convivial dinners unfold with ease. The main table comfortably seats eight yet expands to accommodate up to twelve guests when the occasion calls for a grander setting. Elegant high‑gloss cabinetry lines the forward bulkhead and side walls, offering generous, organized storage for linens, silver, and the full complement of dining essentials. Beautiful back‑lit glass cabinets flank the space, elevating the ambiance while showcasing a curated collection of fine crystal.

Master stateroom

Forward of the salon, dining room, and galley lies the on‑deck master stateroom, a private sanctuary bathed in natural light from expansive side windows. The large forward‑facing king bed is framed by nightstands to either side, with a generous flat‑screen TV thoughtfully positioned at the foot of the bed. Abundant walk‑in wardrobe space ensures effortless organization for extended cruising. Forward, a beautifully conceived his‑and‑hers bath is gracefully separated by a Jacuzzi spa, a dedicated shower stall, and a secondary smaller TV, creating a spa‑like suite that is as indulgent as it is practical.

Guest accommodations

Below deck, five beautifully appointed guest staterooms await, each with an ensuite bath, access to the Kaleidescape entertainment system, and onboard Wi‑Fi. In the lower foyer aft, two identical king‑bed cabins—aptly named the “Freeport” and “Nassau” cabins—offer generous comfort and symmetry. Forward of these, to starboard, a large laundry room enhances the yacht’s self‑sufficiency on longer passages. To port, two more intimate cabins—the “Bimini” and “Exuma”—cleverly maximize space; one sleeps three and the other sleeps two, utilizing Pullman beds. Furthest forward, the VIP “Andros” cabin presents a queen‑sized bed set forward and a gracious sitting room aft, delivering privacy and poise in equal measure.

Flybridge

What sets this flybridge apart is its ability to transform into a fully enclosed, climate‑controlled guest haven, extending the yacht’s living space in all seasons. Here, an additional dining area seats eight around a table that glides outward electrically for effortless access. A full bar, a fully hooded grill, and a Jacuzzi spa invite lingering afternoons and starlit evenings. Forward, a complete steering and navigation station with Stidd chairs enables precise, climate‑controlled navigation from the second deck. Adjacent to the Jacuzzi, a technologically advanced automatic plexiglass door preserves the cool, air‑conditioned environment on the hottest summer days. Aft of this enclosed lounge, a spacious open deck beckons for sunning and sea‑air indulgence.

Communication, navigation and entertainment

The yacht’s communications and navigation suite is designed for confidence and convenience. SAT TV is delivered via an Intellian S100HD installed in 2017, while VSAT connectivity comes from an Intellion V100, also installed in 2017. A Panasonic KX‑TDA 100 telephone system provides shipwide calling with thirty‑three extensions. VHF coverage is assured by two Icom M604 units with loudhailers, complemented by one Airband set. The fixed Tellular cellular system integrates four digital cell STM combiner systems by Peplink, newly installed in 2018 and operating at broadband speed. Flybridge and pilothouse display screens are by Hatteland and are approximately three years old. Radar capability is delivered by two Furuno Navnet VX2 25 kW arrays. Heading and bearing are anchored by an Anschutz Std 22 gyrocompass and a ComNav magnetic compass, while a Simrad AP 50 autopilot, Furuno depth sounder, and RD30 instrument display with BBWGPS antenna provide precise situational awareness. Weather intelligence arrives via XM Weather with the WEATHER WORX module and an Airmar ultrasonic weather station with internal GPS. The ship’s computer runs Nobeltec on PC, and a Simrad wind/speed log refines performance data. Entertainment is equally robust: a 50‑inch Samsung LED TV serves the master; a 42‑inch Samsung LED TV complements the dining room; three 40‑inch Samsung LED TVs grace the flybridge; four 32‑inch Samsung LED TVs serve the VIP, guest staterooms three and four, and the aft deck; and two 26‑inch Samsung LED TVs are fitted in guest staterooms one and five. Throughout the vessel you will find Sony Blu‑ray players, Kaleidescape KPlayer 6000, iPad‑based Crestron control, and DirectTV receivers, plus an Xbox One game console dedicated to guest stateroom five. The audio architecture features Rotel components throughout, Bowers & Wilkins CCM818 speakers in both the dining room and master, James Loudspeakers with subwoofer on the flybridge, Bowers & Wilkins CCM65 speakers in the VIP and guest staterooms three, four, and five, as well as an ADA Suite 7.1HD surround processor in the master and iPod charging docks and stations at the ready.

Machinery

Power comes from two CAT C32 ACERT engines rated at 1,800 hp each, delivering authoritative thrust with refined efficiency. Drivetrain integrity is assured by two ZF 3050 Series gearboxes with a 2.77:1 reduction ratio, turning 48‑inch Nibral propellers, with spare wheels and shafts securely stored. Electrical redundancy is provided by two ONAN 99 kW generators, showing approximately 2,256 hours on the port unit and 2,256 hours on the starboard unit. Shore power is handled by an Atlas ShorPOWER SPA‑II. Ship’s batteries include twelve 12 VDC units in the engine room and six in the pilothouse. Climate control is robust, with air handlers on a chilled‑water loop served by a 30‑ton chiller for accommodation areas, newly installed in February 2019 with a 5‑year factory warranty, plus three additional 2‑ton chillers on the flybridge installed in 2017. Freshwater autonomy is enhanced by two watermakers, including an Aquawhisper 3600 GPDS and an Aqua Whisper 1800GPDS. At anchor and underway stability is the domain of Naiad Zero Speed Stabilizers with a NAIAD Fin Stabilizer HPU 30 hp manifold. Low‑speed maneuvering is refined by a NAIAD thruster with Simon system control and panel. Steering is via a Jastram hydraulic system with a manual backup. Filtration is handled by Racor fuel filters, while blackwater management is entrusted to the Headhunter/Tidal Wave sewage system.

Galley and laundry equipment

The gourmet galley is equipped for professional‑grade preparation and effortless service, featuring a GE Monogram 27‑inch built‑in electric double oven, a Viking Professional range hood and cooktop, and a GE Monogram microwave oven. Cold storage is abundant, with a GE Monogram refrigerator, a Sub‑Zero refrigerator/freezer combo, Sub‑Zero refrigerator/freezer combo double drawers, and a Sub‑Zero wine cooler, while dish care is streamlined by a Fisher & Paykel dual‑drawer dishwasher. The crew galley is equally practical with a GE Profile microwave oven, a GE Monogram refrigerator, and a GE 25 lb ice maker. Main laundry facilities include two Miele Professional washers and two Miele Professional dryers. Additional provisions include two Sub‑Zero freezers, a Sub‑Zero refrigerator, and a Sub‑Zero refrigerator/freezer combo, ensuring every provisioning plan is executed with elegant ease.

Deck equipment

Anchoring and handling are entrusted to two Muir hydraulic windlasses forward and two Muir hydraulic aft warping capstans, working in concert with two stainless steel HHP anchors and 350 feet of G4 ISO windlass chain per side, installed in 2018. Launch and recovery are facilitated by a Steelhead CT2500 boat crane and davits, while boarding is refined by an Opacmare passerelle. A generously sized swimming platform completes the deck experience, bringing guests closer to the water with effortless grace.

Security, fire and safety equipment

Safety and vigilance are built in, with a FLIR/Bosch CCTV system feeding a network of twenty cameras, all accessible through the Crestron control system. Fire protection is anchored by a Simon fire control system and a full complement of regularly inspected extinguishers. Shipwide smoke and heat detectors provide continuous monitoring. Life‑saving appliances include four Givens twelve‑man liferafts, four life rings, and one ACR RLB‑35 Global‑Fix EPIRB. Flares and medical equipment are carried on board in accordance with applicable ABS and ISM requirements.

Tenders

The yacht carries a 2012 Novurania 18‑foot tender for stylish ship‑to‑shore transfers and exploration, complemented by two 2021 Yamaha Waverunners that invite spirited adventures at anchor.

Disclaimer

The details of this yacht are offered in good faith but without guarantee as to the accuracy of the information or the condition of the vessel. This yacht is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from the market without notice. The offering is provided as a convenience to clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of any specific yacht for sale.