34m Sanlorenzo Christina Sold With Northrop & Johnson Representing Buyer
By Stephen Yardley · Edited by Stephen Yardley
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Northrop & Johnson has announced the sale of the 34-metre Sanlorenzo SD112 Christina, with broker Ed Dickinson representing the buyer.
Northrop & Johnson has announced the sale of the 34-metre Sanlorenzo motor yacht Christina, with broker Ed Dickinson representing the buyer. The 2014-built SD112 had a last reported asking price of €5.3 million and carries a gross tonnage of 266 GT.
Christina is arranged over three decks and accommodates 10 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck. The semi-displacement platform combines the volume expected from a larger yacht with outdoor guest areas distributed across the main deck, upper deck and sun deck.
Exterior styling is by Francesco Paszkowski, with the sun deck arranged around a jacuzzi, loungers, wet bar and an outdoor helm station. The upper deck aft adds an alfresco dining and lounge area linked to the sky lounge, while the main deck aft provides another shaded social space.
Full-height sliding doors open onto side balconies and increase the connection between interior spaces and the sea. Recent furniture by Storck Design had also been introduced across the saloon, dining area, sky lounge and exterior decks, updating the presentation without changing the underlying Sanlorenzo layout.
The yacht completed her 10-year RINA class survey in 2025 and was reported with about 1,650 hours on her main engines at the time of sale. Twin MTU 12V2000 M72 engines provide an 11-knot cruising speed and a maximum speed of 17 knots, while CMC stabilisers support comfort both underway and at anchor.
A dedicated tender garage houses a Williams jet tender, a personal watercraft and additional toys, reinforcing Christina’s suitability for Mediterranean family cruising. The completed transaction adds another Sanlorenzo SD-series sale to the brokerage market and underlines continued activity around established 30-to-40-metre Italian-built yachts.
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