2002 Princess 61 - PRINCESS FOR SALE

Preliminary Listing

A confident 61-foot profile, a generous 15-foot beam, and the unmistakable refinement of Princess Yachts interior design set this 2002 motor yacht apart as a timeless classic. Poised between sporty performance and gracious comfort, she welcomes you aboard with an effortless flow from sociable outdoor spaces to a light-filled, beautifully finished salon—crafted for long weekends away or elegant evenings at anchor.

Step inside to discover a warm, contemporary ambiance where premium joinery, expansive windows, and thoughtful lighting create an inviting retreat. The main salon offers relaxed lounge seating and an open connection to a well-appointed galley and dining area—ideal for hosting with ease. Below, multiple staterooms are complemented by a rare four-head layout, offering privacy and convenience for family and guests alike.

Underway, twin MAN diesel inboards deliver assured performance and an easy 19-knot cruising rhythm, while the modified deep‑V hull inspires confidence with its composed, dry ride. Her GRP construction is robust and low‑maintenance, and her generous tankage supports extended coastal cruising with fewer fuel stops and abundant freshwater reserves.

Outdoor living is equally compelling: an inviting aft deck for alfresco dining, safe and wide side decks, and a broad swim platform that makes water access and tender operations effortless. Whether you’re setting off for a serene island weekend or an unhurried coastal passage, she balances capability with comfort in equal measure.

With distinguished pedigree, efficient diesel power, and a layout that elevates life aboard, this yacht remains a refined choice for discerning owners seeking a proven, luxurious platform in the 60-foot class.

Keywords: Motor Yacht, Luxury Yacht, 60–70 Foot, Cruiser, Coastal Cruiser, Offshore, Bluewater, Modified Deep‑V, Diesel, MAN, Princess Yachts, GRP, Aft Deck, Swim Platform, Owner‑Operator, Family Yacht, Weekend Cruiser

Description

Preliminary listing: this Princess 61 is being introduced ahead of a full presentation, with comprehensive specifications, service history, and high-resolution photography to follow. Details are provided in good faith and remain subject to refinement as the vessel is prepared for market.

Other details

Princess 61, built in 2002 by Princess Yachts in Plymouth to a celebrated hull design by Bernard Olesinski, presents the enduring quality and sea-keeping for which the marque is renowned. Her construction is in GRP for the hull, deck, and superstructure, with teak to the cockpit, side decks, and bathing platform, the latter areas noted as requiring replacement. Dimensions underscore her purposeful stance with an LOA of 18.35 metres, a beam of 4.80 metres, and a draft of 2.09 metres, and all figures are approximate. Power is delivered by twin MAN LE 403 diesel engines rated at 800 hp each, showing approximately 1450 hours on both port and starboard as of May 2025, for an effortless cruising speed of about 22 knots and a top speed in the region of 31 knots. Handling is refined and confidence-inspiring thanks to trim tabs, hydraulic steering, and both bow and stern thrusters with dual-station operation and remote control. Routine underwater attention has included anode work noted in June 2025. The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel; a buyer should instruct agents or surveyors to investigate such details as desired. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Propulsion

Power comes from twin inboard MAN LE 403 diesel engines, each developing 800 hp, delivering the dependable thrust and range expected of the Princess 61. Both engines show approximately 1450 hours, with the port and starboard units matching as of the May 2025 reading, underscoring balanced use and consistent maintenance.

Specifications

With a measured cruising speed of 19.12 knots, the yacht balances performance and efficiency. Her principal dimensions include a length overall of 61 ft and a length on deck of 60.58 ft, with a beam of 15.75 ft and a maximum draft of 6.83 ft. The dry weight is 57,330 lb, and seating is arranged for 12 guests. The hull is fiberglass with a modified-V form that softens the ride and tracks true. Tankage includes 166 gallons of fresh water and 660 gallons of fuel, supporting extended passages. Accommodation has been thoughtfully planned with 3 guest cabins and 4 heads to provide privacy and comfort on board.