Description
I am selling my Leopard 24, a sporty and elegant motor yacht, built by Cantiere Navale Arno, an Italian shipyard renowned for its high-performance boats with a sleek design. Here is a complete description of this model:

Specifications

Shipyard : Cantiere Navale Arno (Italy)
Model : Leopard 24
Year : 2004
Type : Open/sport motor yacht
Length overall : 24 meters (approx. 78 feet)
Beam : approx. 6 meters
Draft : approx. 1.2 meters
Hull material : Fiberglass (GRP)

Engineering

Engines : 2 MTU engines
Total power : 3000 HP
Propulsion : water jet
Max speed : 35 to 40 knots
Cruising speed : 28 to 32 knots

Layout and Comfort

Cabins : 3 cabins (often 1 master, 1 VIP, 1 twin)
Berths : Up to 6 to 7 guests
Crew cabins : 1 separate cabin (2 berths)
Bathrooms : 3
Interior saloon : spacious, bright lounge with dining area
Kitchen : fully equipped (oven, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher)
Outdoor cockpit : large living space with sunbathing area, dining table, outdoor bar
Swim platform : wide, easy access to the sea

Features

Sporty and aggressive design, taut lines
Perfect for fast navigation in the Mediterranean
Beautiful interior brightness

History of Cantiere Navale Arno
The shipyard Cantiere Navale Arno has a rich history dating back to 1907, when the Picchiotti family founded the „Giuseppe Picchiotti and Sons“ shipyard. Over the decades, the shipyard has evolved and adapted to innovations in ship design and construction, becoming a leader in the sector. In 1935, the shipyard was renamed Cantiere Navale Arno by Raffaello, Alessandro, Lorenzo, and Nello Picchiotti. Today, the shipyard is recognized for the production of luxury yachts, combining tradition and cutting-edge technology.

Why is this Leopard 24 interesting to buy?
The Leopard 24 is an exceptional yacht, ideal for lovers of fast navigation thanks to its sporty design and high performance. Its construction by Cantiere Navale Arno, a renowned shipyard, and its luxurious amenities make it a safe choice for those seeking both comfort and performance at sea.
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