1992 Lowland De Vries Lentsch 3150

This 1992 Lowland motor yacht follows the classic De Vries Lentsch design, built to Dutch standards with a steel hull and canoe stern. At 103 feet with a 24-foot beam, she combines traditional proportions with substantial interior volume. Twin 500 hp Caterpillar diesel engines power the yacht to a comfortable 11-knot cruising speed, supported by underway stabilizers for smooth passage.

Deck spaces are generous throughout. The flybridge hosts a sunbed, Jacuzzi, and helm station with panoramic sightlines. The upper deck provides a shaded dining area and large sundeck aft of the tender garage. A roomy aft deck features sun lounging and a shaded seating area with dining table. Two sliding doors connect to the sky lounge, while the main saloon offers multiple seating zones and formal dining for eight. Teak Dutch paneling lines the interior woodwork. The galley on the main deck supports serious entertaining.

Below deck, four cabins sleep eight guests total. The owner's cabin and VIP suite each have large double beds with updated ensuite bathrooms. Two guest cabins—one with a double bed, one with twins—also feature updated ensuite bathrooms. Crew quarters with separate mess are positioned forward on the lower deck. A side-boarding ladder provides direct water access for tender launches and water sports.

Six heads throughout the yacht support the multi-cabin layout. The boat has been maintained and upgraded over the years, with a commercial charter history in Greek waters and watersports equipment included.