2006 Azimut 50 flybridge freshwater - price reduced again Convertible

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Owner does not want to have to put the boat up this winter - Make an offer!Clean, Loaded and ready to go! FRESH WATER BOAT!!! Price just reduced again by $30,000! BEST ONE! LOADED! CLEAN! MAKE AN OFFER! CALL NOW!!!A Fresh Water Boat! - No rusting or pitting like southern boats! Low Hours - Full Cat Engine checkup/service performed end of April 2009!Upgraded Designer interior package! Large lazarette in Cockpit.DOES have the passerelle. From PMY-There's a lot to like about Azimut s 50 Flybridge. Sightlines from the lower helm are excellent; there s only a single, narrow mullion in the windshield, and the forward side windows are at eye-level from the helm. The aft side windows are a bit lower, giving guests in the saloon a great view from the plush Ultraleather settees, and affording good visibility while docking alongside a pier, and sightlines aft are great, thanks to the full-width glass panels and sliding glass door to the cockpit.

Galley:
What I liked most about the galley was its roominess, with copious stowage spaces and appliances sized for real cooking, not just warming up a few snacks in the microwave, which is out of sight in a cabinet below the sink. Speaking of the sink, it s a double-basin affair, as big as one you might find at home, with a built-in dish drain along side. I was pleased to note that each of the cooktop s three burners was fitted with a stout pot restraint, a functional feature too seldom seen on yachts of this style. Forward of the stove is about four feet of open counter space for food prep, a full-height double-door refrigerator/freezer (in a handsome varnished cherry cabinet), and a matching full-height cabinet with five shelves, each about two feet wide and more than a foot deep. There are also five big under-counter cabinets for stowing bulky items; one is fitted with bottle racks, while another has a nifty pull-out shelf for spices and smaller items. Tucked behind a series of varnished wood panels that look like a decorative cornice above the counter are five more eye-level cabinets, perfect for canned goods, jars, boxes of cereal, pasta, and the like.

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Chain windlassStainless Steel railingsSide boarding gates Azimut Folding teak table and chair setCushions and covers (still in bags)Remote stereoComplete exterior window mesh covers and mosquito screens for port holesPasserelle on the stern.