Tur de 6.000.000 USD 120′ Crescent Raised Pilothouse SuperYacht Tour | Iaht de lux

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1. Hey, I was your first like and didn't count!! what's happening??

2. THANKS 💪🏽TONY💯
   ANOTHER FLAWLESS YACHT TOUR
   🏝😎🥃👙🍾👙🥂👙🎉

3. That is a beautiful yacht, really nice interior finishes and a nice layout, the country kitchen is beautiful. I love everything about this boat. Great tour Tony thank you.

4. 👍👌

5. The North American yachts are my favorite. The comfort and traditional luxury that embodies American style without sacrificing sophistication. Beautiful job Tony. Thank you.

6. I think Crescent Lady and Life of Riley are probably the 2 most popular Cresent yachts, also notoriously hard to sell. I liked Risk and Reward amd especially after refit.

7. Roward, Hargrave, Westport all copied from the same design playbook. But…Broward, The Denison family, they did it first. They put in the country kitchen amd because their yachts were meant for owners to spend weeks on, they put the owner's suite, down low and in the back where motion was mitigated the most.

8. I think that would be a very comfortable ship to spend months on, just putting about the Islands in the Caribbean and etc. as the seasons call for. TY Tony. Kudos to the Crew for their excellent work,and to the people responsible for the updates.

9. A very nice yacht. The tour seemed a bit rushed. Some of the paint needs a polish, particularly on the hull. But the interior fit and finish are superb. A very nice layout.

10. That's a very attractive yacht, and one of the nicer country kitchen's I've seen on the market for several years (to my taste).

11. With the amount of wood that has been used to adorn this boat, how could one NOT feel as their at home should choose to spend a week, or two, at charter. To have so many years at sea on her books she looks amazingly plush and homey.

12. I'm a big fan of the "country kitchen" style and would like to see it incorporated into a a displacement explorer design instead of a main deck master cabin. My favourite part of the concept is having an informal interior dining option. Thanks for the excellent video.

13. Very nice yacht! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍

14. Great job Tony bringing us this beautiful yacht. According to yachtcharterfleet this yacht has an impressive 3,300 nm range. Really love the country kitchen personally. Layout and style is very nice, not too pretentious and really feels like a nice home.

15. Sorry dude but I mute your videos because your the master of the obvious.. Maybe your viewers need to be told that they are looking at "your desk over there", but I dont.

16. Nice. I love it when they use a lot of high-end wood on the interior. Nothing wrong with that kitchen.
    That bench you said was the crew eating are had no table and seemed to narrow for one.
    The crew cabins were very nice and looked comfortable.
    Not like the old days of wooden ships where they had to string hammocks between decks. 😂😅😂😅😂

17. cross my fingers and toes . I bought a lottery ticket. She's a stunning yacht. Thank you Tony another great blog

18. Beautiful yacht, and great walkthrough Tony! I love these older yachts, but always want to replace the small windows below with the larger ones seen on newer yachts. I recall asking this question, and someone stating it can't be done, but I see no reason why if there's enough space to accommodate them. On this one, there appears to be enough room to fit bigger windows below in place of the four smaller ones? 👍✌🗽

19. Finally a yacht with high quality materials everywhere.
    Great tour.

20. Walk in shower. As opposed to a crawl in?

21. Excelente opção de compra com preço accessivel e bem atualizado como vc mostrou Tony, sendo apresentado de forma brilhante. Parabeeens.

22. I agree this is a pure family yacht

23. gorgeous. feels like high-rise condo home on the beach

24. I love that kitchen!~ I want a yacht with the floor plan of a comfy American home.

25. What were the doors for on the forward side of the country kitchen counter that face the table??
    Where were the crew heads? Ensuites?

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