1999 Baia Flash 48 Powerboat For Sale with Sunseeker Brokerage - Full Yacht Tour (now sold)

Join James Lumley from Sunseeker Southampton on a tour of this rare 1999 Baia Flash 48 performance sports cruiser. Sunseeker Southampton (a part of the Sunseeker London Group) - 41 offices across 20 countries, we are the largest Sunseeker distributor in the world, covering the majority of the Mediterranean, Adriatic and Africa.
"Blue Nile" is a unique example of this pedigree 2-cabin / 2-heads thoroughbred sports cruiser by Baia Yachts out of Italy. Powered by a pair of Volvo Penta TAMD74 480hp Arneson surface drive diesel engines, she can reach speeds of up to 38 knots.
Great spec including bow and stern thrusters, generator, full suite of Raymarine navigation equipment, diesel powered heating system, air conditioning, full AV/TV package and much more.
The boat seen here is priced at £115,000.00 GBP Tax Paid.
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[@chrish2996]

Great walkthrough James. A very sporty classic look, powerful engines, mechanical space looks clean and well presented. A lot of boat for the price. Thanks.

[@TheVirtualYachtBroker]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@LMays-cu2hp]

She, this yacht, is looking so nice. Thank you for show this yacht.

[@Boatingtube]

Beautiful looking boat nice to see something unique 👍

[@TheVirtualYachtBroker]

It sure is

[@karelherremans6756]

The Sunseeker camargue 44 has the same engines. Can you imagine it with Arneson Surface drives? That would be fun.

[@genericusername2177]

This isn't half bad. If you where to upgrade all the canvas and upholstery to a light gray/silvery finish she would look quite contemporary. Would be a good weekender for the dutch lakes. Thanks James. 👍

[@scottstewart5784]

That is a doable live-aboard candidate. Between the "crew quarters" and the engine room, there's space for bigger water tanks, a lot of batteries/associated inverters etc, cold storage, and a take-off alternator on one of the engines, or the choice of solar on the bow, or both. I know nothing about the drivetrain.

[@Flow_State1991]

Any starter boats buddy?

[@johng7396]

Is it still for sale.