Anjilis - HOLLAND JACHTBOUW FOR SALE

Anjilis is a 105' (32.00m) raised pilothouse luxury motor yacht launched in 2004 by Holland Jachtbouw, conceived by Bill Langan of Langan Design Associates, and renewed bow to stern in 2021. The 12-month refit delivered zero-time overhauls on both MTU 16V 2000 M90 mains, NAIAD zero-speed stabilizers, twin Kohler 45FOZDJ gensets, and a complete suite of new Furuno navigation electronics. Patrick Knowles Designs curated new carpeting, upholstery, and salon systems throughout. She sleeps 7 guests in three staterooms, highlighted by a full-beam owner’s suite amidships, plus a dedicated formal dining room forward of the salon, and is attended by a crew of five in self-contained forward quarters. Aluminum hull and superstructure construction, built to ABS and MCA standards, underscore a superyacht engineered for long-range cruising, whether private or charter. She cruises smoothly at 16 knots and tops out at 22 knots.

Exterior walkthrough

The raised pilothouse is built for serious passagemaking, with full-beam window sightlines and a comfortable observation settee that keeps guests connected to the yacht’s operation without being underfoot. Modern navigation systems and a practical helm layout support confident handling on coastal routes and longer passages alike. Above, the flybridge extends the yacht’s outdoor living space, offering dining and lounge seating complemented by a barbecue and refrigeration, all positioned for entertaining or quiet time at anchor. From here, sightlines take in the full run of the vessel and her surroundings. Aft, the covered deck carries a dining table and built-in seating suited to daily use—morning coffee, alfresco meals, or evening gatherings—with direct access to both the main salon and swim platform. At the water’s edge, the swim platform serves swimming, tender operations, and water access, built for straightforward daily use.

Interior walkthrough

The main salon is appointed in rich wood joinery and bathed in light from expansive windows, with thoughtfully arranged seating that invites both lively entertaining and quiet evenings aboard. Aft, sliding glass doors open to the covered aft deck, creating a seamless flow that unites interior and exterior living without interruption. Forward of the salon, a dedicated formal dining room seats eight, an uncommon luxury aboard yachts of this size that lends Anjilis a distinctly residential ambience. The space is framed by large windows and cabinetry and enjoys direct access to the galley for effortless, practical service. The galley itself is finished to a high standard and configured for efficient service to both the dining room and exterior entertaining areas, complemented by a casual breakfast nook ideal for informal meals or crew use underway.

Mechanical / engine room

Anjilis boasts a spacious, meticulously organized engine room that exemplifies Holland Jachtbouw’s build standards, with clear access to all machinery for routine maintenance and inspection. Twin MTU 16V 2000 M90 diesel engines were rebuilt to zero-time during the 2021 refit, joined by new generators, updated ship’s systems, a new exhaust, a comprehensive rebuild of the drive train, and NAIAD zero-speed stabilizers. Cruising at approximately 16 knots and capable of 22 knots, she marries aluminum construction and a proven hull form with the confidence-inspiring reliability that comes from a properly executed refit.

Accommodations

The full-beam owner's suite sits amidships on the lower deck, embracing the yacht’s widest beam to create a quiet retreat underway or at anchor. Rich wood finishes, a dedicated desk area, and a spacious en-suite bath and dressing area round out this refined private haven.

The VIP stateroom offers a centerline berth, an en-suite bath, and large hull-side windows, all finished to the same elevated standard found throughout the yacht.

The guest stateroom is arranged with twin berths and an additional Pullman berth for flexible family or guest use, complemented by its own en-suite bath.

Crew quarters are positioned forward on the lower deck with separate access from the galley, providing accommodations for a captain and additional crew while keeping operations discreet and efficient, equally suited to private ownership or a professionally managed program.

Closing / positioning statement

Anjilis marries Dutch pedigree with a substantial 2021 refit and a layout tailored for extended time aboard, from a formal dining room and a full-beam owner’s suite to forward crew quarters designed for discreet, efficient operation. Built to ABS and MCA standards and equally capable of coastal cruising or longer passages, she is offered ready for her next owner.

Full vessel description

Built in 2004 by Holland Jachtbouw in the Netherlands to naval architecture by Bill Langan of Langan Design Associates, Anjilis is a 105-foot raised pilothouse motor yacht with a flybridge, crafted in aluminum throughout the hull and superstructure and laid in teak on deck. Twin MTU 16V 2000 M90 diesel engines, rebuilt to zero-time in 2021, deliver a confident cruising speed of 16 knots and a spirited top speed of 22 knots, working through twin ZF gearboxes to five-blade High Skew propellers, with a new exhaust, a comprehensive rebuild of the drive train, and NAIAD zero-speed stabilizers fitted new during the same refit.

The 2021 refit, completed over fifteen months, extended well beyond mechanical systems to elevate navigation, comfort, and style. Twin Kohler 45FOZDJ generators replaced the original units, new Furuno chart and instrument displays and a Nobletec Time Zero plotting system were installed in the pilothouse, and Dekassis monitoring introduced PLC automation to the engine room. Patrick Knowles Designs led a full interior refresh, with new carpet and upholstery throughout the salon and all staterooms, complemented by a galley upgrade centered on a Gaggenau induction hob and Sonos four-zone audio.

Below decks, Anjilis accommodates seven guests across three staterooms—a full-beam owner’s suite amidships, a VIP stateroom to port, and a twin guest cabin forward with a Pullman berth—each appointed with a full en-suite head. Forward of the main salon, a dedicated formal dining room seats eight, a layout rarely found on yachts of this size. Crew quarters are set forward on the lower deck, separated from guest areas, with berths for a captain and four crew. On deck, the aft cockpit and flybridge each provide expanding dining for eight or more, while a Hydromar Mediterranean passerelle and boat crane streamline tender handling and guest embarkation.

Anjilis is flagged in the Cayman Islands and built to ABS and MCA standards.

Not available for sale to US residents while in US waters.