For Sale: 2012 Neptunus 75

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Family Tradition II, a 2012 Neptunus 75, is listed by Gilman Yachts for $2.595 million. The yacht is powered by twin 1,650 hp Caterpillar C-32 diesel engines, with a reported cruising speed of 26 knots and a top speed of 32 knots.
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Family Tradition II, a 2012 Neptunus 75, offers accommodations for eight guests in four staterooms, plus separate crew quarters. The yacht is currently listed by Gilman Yachts for $2.595 million.

Designed by Gregory Marshall, this model marked a new direction for Neptunus and has an on-deck master stateroom, three additional guest staterooms, and a crew area. The interior is finished in high-gloss cherrywood, accented with stone and leather throughout.

The salon includes a hardwood sole, leather settees, a wet bar with wine cooler and a flat-screen TV with surround sound.
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Powered by twin 1,650 hp Caterpillar C-32 diesel engines, Family Tradition II reportedly cruises at 26 knots with a reported top speed of 32 knots. The engines have approximately 1,165 hours and recently received their 1,000-hour service.

Boarding is via a hydraulic swim platform with an 800-pound lift capacity. The aft deck is teak, has a built-in bench-style settee and a high-gloss table. There’s access to the engine room and crew quarters from the cockpit. Side decks and high stainless-steel rails lead to the bow, where guests will find sun pads and a seating area.

Family Tradition II‘s galley is set up with Sub-Zero refrigeration, Miele appliances, solid-surface countertops and a breakfast bar with stools.
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The flybridge is fully enclosed and climate-controlled, offering 360-degree visibility. It includes an L-shaped settee with table, a wet bar and an aft deck area partially shaded by the hardtop. The helm is equipped with twin leather chairs and Raymarine electronics, including Axiom Pro plotters, radar, ST70+ autopilot and AIS. Additional features include bow and stern thrusters, joystick control and a yacht controller for close-quarters handling.

Sliding stainless-steel doors open into the salon, which includes a hardwood sole, leather settees, a wet bar with wine cooler and a flat-screen TV with surround sound. The galley, slightly raised from the salon, is equipped with Sub-Zero refrigeration, Miele appliances, solid-surface countertops and a breakfast bar with stools.

The enclosed, climate-controlled flybridge has a wet bar and an L-shaped settee. The helm has Raymarine electronics as well as joystick control.
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The on-deck master stateroom is full beam, with a king-size berth, two cedar-lined closets, and an en suite head with granite countertops and a marble sole. Belowdecks are two VIP staterooms with queen berths and a guest stateroom with a twin and queen berth. All staterooms have individual climate controls and entertainment systems.

Gilman Yachts stated that “With over one million dollars in upgrades since her original launch, Family Tradition II shows like a 2-3 year old vessel.”

The yacht’s full-beam on-deck owners’ stateroom has a king-size berth, cedar-lined closets and an en suite head with granite countertops and a marble sole.
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Where is Family Tradition II located? The yacht is currently lying in Stuart, FL.

Take the next step: call (954) 525-8112, or inquire on the website. Gilman Yachts

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