2012 Cheoy Lee 76 Alpha

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This 2012 Cheoy Lee 76 Alpha is listed at 76 ft in overall length and 19.67 ft in beam. "Bikinis Optional" – 2012 Cheoy Lee Alpha September 1st Seller Comments “Get me any offer. I’m ready to move on to my next boat” JACUZZI HOT TUB - STUNNING GALLEY W/ ATRIUM - INCREDIBLE BOW - 3 STATEROOMS + CREW WILL CONSIDER ALL TRADES "Bikinis Optional" is a prime example of Cheoy Lee’s renowned craftsmanship, representing the Alpha Series Express Motoryacht line with distinction. Built in 2012 by the respected yacht builder Cheoy Lee, this vessel seamlessly blends high-performance speed—reaching up to 38 knots—with the superior build quality and attention to detail the brand is known for. Starting aft on the teak swim platform, you’ll find direct access to the tender garage for convenient water access and storage. Dual staircases to port and starboard lead up to the aft deck, where you'll find an inviting seating area for six, complemented by two high-low tables that adjust at the touch of a button. At the transom, a generous sun pad—affectionately referred to as a "bunny pad"—conceals a hidden jacuzzi large enough to accommodate four adults, offering both luxury and discretion. The teak decking continues seamlessly along full walk-around side decks, bordered by polished stainless steel railings, guiding you to the bow. Here, guests can enjoy additional seating for six, expansive sun pads, an escape hatch from the VIP stateroom below, and easy access to chain lockers and anchor controls. Entering the main deck through twin sliding glass doors, you’re welcomed into a space where indoor and outdoor living blend effortlessly. A central glass partition disappears completely, merging the aft deck with the interior salon to create a single, open-concept living area. Large picture windows, overhead skylights, and a retractable hardtop flood the space with natural light and a sense of openness. The main salon is outfitted with a built-in wet bar, glass and bottle storage, a pop-up television, and ample seating for 6–8 guests—perfect for entertaining. Moving forward, three captain’s chairs face a striking floating glass bridge. This elevated helm position offers an atrium-style view down into the lower-level galley and dinette, which remain fully open to the salon above for maximum connectivity and visual impact. Accommodations are thoughtfully arranged for both guests and crew. A full-beam master stateroom is located aft, featuring a spacious walk-in closet and an en-suite bath with a jacuzzi tub. Forward, the VIP stateroom includes its own en-suite bath, while a bunk cabin and day head provide additional guest accommodations off the companionway. Access to the engine room and crew quarters is located discreetly off the aft deck. The engine room is exceptionally spacious for this class of yacht, offering 7-foot headroom, outstanding access to all critical machinery, and a watertight door to the crew cabin, which comfortably sleeps two with its own en-suite facilities. This layout will appeal strongly to owner-operators and engineering-minded buyers, combining practicality with luxury throughout. Recently work done: Helm And Electronics Salon Galey Master Cabin Master Head Vip Stateroom Guest Stateroom Electrical Equipment Performance The listed specifications include 3 cabins, 3 heads, and 3800 hp of total engine power.

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