Fraser has added the 27m Sanlorenzo LADY LARISA to its sales fleet, with four guest cabins, triple Volvo Penta IPS propulsion and a 23-knot top speed.
Fraser has announced the addition of the 27-metre Sanlorenzo LADY LARISA to its brokerage portfolio. Delivered in 2018, the yacht combines exterior design by Officina Italiana Design with interiors attributed by Fraser to Sanlorenzo.
The yacht accommodates up to eight guests in four staterooms. The main-deck owner’s cabin uses wrap-around glazing, while the lower deck contains a VIP cabin and two twin guest cabins.
Fraser highlights a forward dining and sunbathing area, an aft beach area and a flybridge arranged for dining and entertaining. The flybridge also incorporates a teak bar, barbecue and retractable electric roof.
That distribution gives guests several distinct exterior zones despite the yacht’s sub-30-metre length. For buyers comparing similar-sized flybridge yachts, the practical value will depend on circulation, shade, storage and how the spaces work when all eight guests are aboard.
LADY LARISA is powered by three Volvo Penta IPS3 1050 units and is quoted with a maximum speed of 23 knots. Fraser also lists electric stabilisation intended to operate both underway and at anchor.
IPS propulsion can provide efficient packaging and manoeuvrability, but buyers should still review service records for engines, pods, steering and control systems. Machinery condition and maintenance history are especially important when evaluating a yacht approaching the end of its first decade in service.
The listing offers a relatively recent Sanlorenzo without the construction lead time associated with a new yacht. Its four-cabin arrangement and multiple outdoor zones position it for private family use as well as owners seeking a compact Mediterranean cruising platform.
Fraser has appointed Anton Farber to the sale. Asking price, tax status, location and availability should be confirmed directly with the broker because those details can change during a brokerage campaign.
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