2001 Astondoa 46

The Astondoa 46 is a Spanish-built flybridge motor yacht from 2001, constructed from fiberglass and powered by twin Volvo Penta diesel engines producing 960 horsepower. Astondoa, known for build quality and reliability, designed this 46-foot yacht with generous interior volumes and traditional elegance suited to Mediterranean cruising.

The accommodations comprise three cabins and two heads, arranged around a well-appointed main saloon with varnished wood, light upholstery, and natural light. A fully equipped galley and functional interior layout create comfortable living space with scope for personalization. The flybridge serves as a true secondary outdoor area, fitted with a bimini, dining section, sunbathing areas, and a complete set of sun covers for instruments and seating. The aft cockpit includes a dining table for six with full shade canopy, and a spacious swim platform facilitates water access.

Navigation and propulsion equipment includes Raymarine radar, color GPS chartplotter, autopilot, bow thruster, and generator, supported by a complete electrical system for extended passage-making. This specification supports safe, autonomous cruising in various conditions.

The yacht is in sound general condition for its age, regularly maintained and ready for sea. It represents a straightforward, proven design suitable for family use or entertaining, with modest operating and maintenance costs.