1996 Falcon 92

The Falcon 92 is a 1996 Italian-built flybridge motoryacht spanning nearly 92 feet with a beam of nearly 20 feet. Powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines delivering 2,500 horsepower, she cruises at 15 knots and reaches a top speed of 20 knots. The fiberglass hull accommodates four cabins and benefits from joystick control for precise maneuvering, including a bow thruster.

Over the past two years, the yacht underwent substantial refitting. New teak decking covers both the main deck and flybridge, complemented by fresh ceramic-coated paint. The flybridge now features a hardtop, and interior updates include new dual-circuit air conditioning, completely renewed navigation electronics, and modern chrome finishing throughout. Fabrics, carpeting, window treatments, and lighting were replaced, along with crew accommodation refinished as a double cabin with ensuite bathroom and a twin-berth cabin with ensuite.

The interior layout features a spacious saloon with separate dining area, comfortable owner and guest cabins, and crew quarters. Stabilizers—CMC 40 Zero Speed units—provide added comfort at anchor and underway. A ZAR 3 tender with 40-horsepower Yamaha engine and a Seadoo Spark jet ski are included. The engines show approximately 3,000 running hours and consume roughly 250 liters per hour at 15-knot cruising speed.