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2016 Prestige 750

Fort Lauderdale, FL, US 75 ft · 17.92 ft' beam 4 cabins
Asking
$1,795,000
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ELEVATION is a 2016 Prestige 750 motor yacht that exemplifies the European builder's signature approach to midsize luxury cruising—a vessel that combines refined Continental styling with the interior volume, accommodation, and practical systems expected of boats significantly larger in length. At 75 feet with a 17.92-foot beam and 5.25-foot draft, she delivers a commanding presence while maintaining the operational flexibility and fuel efficiency that appeal to both owner-operators and professionally crewed programs.

The layout accommodates eight guests across four staterooms plus dedicated crew quarters, a configuration that balances private owner sanctuary with genuine hospitality capability. The master cabin features a queen berth, walk-in rainfall shower ensuite, walk-in closet with safe, settee, and skylight windows. The VIP cabin mirrors similar luxury with queen berth, ensuite rainfall shower, and private vanity. Two convertible twin cabins provide additional guest flexibility. Crew quarters aft include two single berths, walk-in shower, miele washer and dryer, and full head facilities—a practical separation that supports extended cruising with hired crew.

The main salon maximizes natural light through panoramic windows and opens to dining areas, while a 46-inch retractable LED television and BOSE Home Cinema V25 audio support relaxation. Wooden flooring throughout and a port U-shaped sofa with starboard love seat create an inviting main living space. The aft galley is fully equipped with Miele appliances—four-burner cooktop, convection oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher—plus island counter storage and stainless steel sinks, positioned adjacent to the dining table for seamless entertaining.

Outdoor living defines the Prestige 750 experience. The flybridge features a hardtop with retractable sunroof, wet bar, dining area with teak table seating, forward sun pad, and a port prep station with grill and sink. Raymarine electronics and joystick controls are integrated at the helm station, while Fusion audio and Sony marine speakers support entertainment. The foredeck offers a private retreat with large sunpad and forward-facing bench seating. The aft cockpit provides shaded alfresco dining with bench seating around a teak table and rear docking station for tender operations.

Propulsion comes from upgraded MAN V8-1200 engines—a proven, efficient powerplant that delivers smooth performance across a wide speed range while supporting extended cruising economics. Joystick controls simplify single-handed maneuvering and docking. Twin Kohler generators (23kW each, running 1,700 and 1,390 hours respectively) provide redundant electrical generation, while a MASS 24/2500 inverter, Mastervolt chargemaster system, and dual 50-amp Glendinning cable masters support comprehensive power management. A SeaKeeper 16 gyro stabilizer reduces roll in beam seas, materially improving comfort during extended offshore passages.

Systems are comprehensive and well-integrated. Raymarine electronics include dual-station multifunction glass bridge displays with 16-inch multitouch screens, GS165 color autopilot, 48NM digital radar, 72NM high-definition open array radar, AIS650 Class B transceiver, and KHV satellite communications dome. VHF radio with handset and loudspeakers, reverse camera, and engine room camera provide full situational awareness. Bow and stern thrusters enable precision maneuvering in confined spaces. Tropical air conditioning (124,000 BTU

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Trades Welcome & Financing Available! ELEVATION, a 2016 Prestige 750, stands out in her class, blending sleek European styling with the volume and comfort of a larger yacht. She offers an ideal mix of performance, luxury, and liveaboard practicality. Her layout includes four staterooms, highlighted by a private master, plus separate crew quarters aft, comfortably accommodating eight guests. Expansive salon and dining areas with panoramic windows create a bright, inviting interior, while outdoor living is maximized with multiple lounge and dining spaces across the flybridge, foredeck, and aft deck. The flybridge features a hardtop with retractable sunroof, wet bar, dining area, and sun loungers, while the foredeck offers a private retreat with seating and a sunpad. Aft, the cockpit provides shaded alfresco dining, and the hydraulic swim platform allows effortless access to the water for tenders and toys. Powered by upgraded MAN V8-1200 engines, ELEVATION delivers efficient performance with smooth handling, well-suited for both owner-operators and crewed programs. Her upgraded systems, practical engine room layout, and proven Prestige engineering make her an excellent choice for extended cruising or weekend getaways.

2016 Prestige 750 Motor Yacht for Sale – ELEVATION in Fort Lauderdale
Overview
ELEVATION is a 2016 Prestige 750, a 75-foot European-designed motor yacht that balances refined styling with the volume and comfort essential for extended cruising, entertaining, and liveaboard capability. Prestige yachts are engineered in Italy with a reputation for quality construction, intelligent layout, and practical systems integration—hallmarks evident throughout this vessel. At 17.92 feet of beam and a 5.25-foot draft, the 750 offers substantial interior volume while maintaining maneuverability and fuel efficiency appropriate for both owner-operator and professional crew programs. Powered by upgraded MAN V8-1200 engines paired with joystick controls, dual Kohler generators, and a Seakeeper 16 gyro stabilizer, ELEVATION delivers the performance, stability, and electrical independence required for serious cruising. Her Raymarine electronics suite, multiple entertainment and accommodation spaces, and comprehensive mechanical systems reflect thoughtful specification and proven engineering. Listed at $1,795,000 in Fort Lauderdale , Florida, this yacht represents a well-appointed platform for discerning buyers seeking European pedigree with American-market reliability and service support.
Layout and Deck Design
The Prestige 750's layout maximizes usable space across four distinct entertainment and accommodation zones: the flybridge , foredeck, cockpit, and cabin interior. This vertical distribution of social and relaxation areas is a hallmark of Prestige's design philosophy and essential to understanding why the 750 works as both a cruising platform and an entertaining venue. The flybridge functions as the primary outdoor living space and helm station. It features a hardtop with a retractable sunroof, protecting occupants from sun and weather while maintaining visual connectivity to the surroundings. A U-shaped seating arrangement wraps a teak table, accommodating multiple guests in comfort. A forward sun pad provides an additional lounging area, while a port-side prep station with a sink and grill supports al fresco dining and beverage service. An Isotherm refrigerator and ice maker ensure provisions and cold storage are within reach. The helm station is equipped with a Raymarine multifunction display and joystick controls, allowing confident boat handling from the elevated vantage point. Sony marine speakers and Fusion audio controls integrate entertainment seamlessly into the environment. A retractable awning extends shade across the seating area, and teak decking throughout provides both aesthetic warmth and functional non-slip surface. The foredeck offers a private retreat forward, featuring a large sunpad and forward-facing bench seating with ground tackle storage integrated nearby. This space is ideal for quiet moments, reading, or morning coffee before the day's activities commence. Sony marine speakers extend the audio experience forward. The cockpit aft provides shaded alfresco dining and social space with bench seating and chairs arranged around a teak table. A rear docking station facilitates tender operations, while an engine room access point is positioned underfoot for practical maintenance. An ice maker and teak decking complete the environment. The hydraulic swim platform lowers to provide effortless water access for tenders, swimming, and water toys—a practical feature that transforms the yacht's engagement with the marine environment.
Helm and Electronics
ELEVATION's helm capabilities span two stations: the primary flybridge helm and a lower-deck pilothouse setup, both equipped with Raymarine electronics. This dual-station arrangement allows operation from either location depending on weather, preference, and crew configuration. The Raymarine electronics suite includes dual 16-inch multitouch glass bridge displays, GS165 multifunction units, and a P70R color autopilot system that handles extended cruising with minimal fatigue. The 48-nanometer digital radar antenna (Raydome) provides high-definition open array visualization extending to 72 nautical miles, essential for navigating through fog, rain, and darkness. The AIS650 Class B AIS transceiver with dedicated transducer enhances situational awareness by displaying nearby vessel traffic and automated identification system data. A Ray 260E VHF radio with handset and loudspeakers ensures reliable communication across marine frequencies. A KHV satellite dome enables satellite communication and weather routing capability. Joystick controls at the helm simplify docking and close-quarters maneuvering. Rather than traditional wheel and throttle management, the joystick integrates engine, thruster, and steering input into intuitive directional commands—a feature that significantly reduces helm workload and increases confidence for owner-operators and professional captains alike. The bow and stern thrusters provide lateral thrust authority that the joystick system coordinates automatically. Reverse and engine room cameras provide visual feedback for docking, backing, and machinery monitoring without leaving the helm. This technology is particularly valuable for single-operator scenarios or when precision backing is required in confined spaces.
Comfort and Seating
The Prestige 750's interior prioritizes comfort through expansive salon and dining areas, multiple entertainment options, and carefully considered furniture layouts that encourage both social gathering and private relaxation. The main salon features a love seat to starboard and a U-shaped sofa to port, arranged to maximize sightlines through panoramic windows that flood the space with natural light. A salon door with curtains controls privacy and light management. A 46-inch retractable LED television with a BOSE Home Cinema V25 surround system provides entertainment options, while wooden floors throughout convey warmth and sophistication. An Isotherm refrigerator ensures beverages and provisions are accessible without returning to the galley. The aft galley is equipped for serious provisioning and meal preparation. A Miele 4-burner cooktop and convectional oven handle complex menus, while a Miele refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, and stainless steel sinks support daily operations. Island counter storage and adjacent dining table create a functional workflow that serves both casual meals and formal entertaining. This galley specification reflects owner intent for extended cruising or charter service. An adjacent dining table in the salon/galley area accommodates formal dinners while maintaining connection to the galley workflow. The combination of the aft galley dining and the flybridge dining space provides flexibility for different meal styles and guest counts.
Cabin and Interior Accommodations
ELEVATION accommodates eight guests across four staterooms plus dedicated crew quarters, making her suitable for extended family cruising, charter operations, or owner entertaining at scale. The master cabin occupies the forward section with a queen berth, 40-inch television with DVD and MP3 player, and BOSE Home Cinema V25 audio system. An ensuite features a walk-in rainfall shower, dual vanity, and generous storage. A walk-in closet with integrated safe provides secure storage for valuables. A settee to port and a vanity/work station support both relaxation and administrative tasks. Skylight windows and wooden floors throughout create a bright, sophisticated retreat. Storage compartments and cubbies are distributed throughout, reflecting Prestige's attention to practical cruising needs. The VIP cabin features a queen berth, 32-inch television with DVD and MP3 player, a vanity/work station, and an ensuite with walk-in rainfall shower and vanity. A walk-in closet and comprehensive storage make this space suitable for long-term guest stays or co-owner use. Two guest cabins (starboard and port) each feature convertible twin side-by-side berths that can be configured as doubles, accommodating flexibility in guest configurations. Each includes a 22-inch television with DVD and MP3 player, wardrobe storage, and access to shared day heads. This arrangement is typical of well-designed yachts where guest accommodations prioritize flexibility over individual ensuite bathrooms, a practical trade-off that maximizes cabin count within the hull volume. Crew quarters aft include two single berths, a sink, walk-in shower, wet head, and a 19-inch television with DVD and MP3 player. A Miele washer and dryer are integrated into the crew space, supporting laundry operations essential for extended voyages or charter service.
Power and Performance
ELEVATION is powered by two upgraded MAN V8-1200 engines , a specification that reflects owner commitment to efficient, reliable propulsion. The MAN V8-1200 is a marine-grade diesel engine producing 1,200 horsepower per unit, delivering a combined 2,400 horsepower. This powerplant is known for durability, fuel efficiency, and smooth operation across varied sea states—characteristics that support both economical cruising and responsive acceleration when needed. The joystick control system integrates throttle, steering, and thruster authority, simplifying helm operation and reducing fatigue during extended transits
Length
75 ft
Beam
17.92 ft'
Year
2016
Builder
Prestige
Model
750
Cabins
4
What type of vessel is the 2016 Prestige 750, and what makes it suitable for extended cruising?
The 2016 Prestige 750 is a 75-foot motor yacht designed with European styling and substantial interior volume that supports extended liveaboard cruising. Her layout includes four guest staterooms plus separate crew quarters, accommodating up to eight guests comfortably. The combination of a 1,168-gallon fuel capacity, efficient MAN V8-1200 diesel engines, and proven Prestige engineering creates a platform well-suited for both owner-operator use and crewed programs. The practical engine room layout and upgraded systems support the demands of extended time away from the dock, while multiple outdoor living spaces—including the flybridge, foredeck, and aft cockpit—provide flexibility for various cruising scenarios and weather conditions.
How do the MAN V8-1200 engines and joystick controls enhance the boating experience on this Prestige?
The 2016 Prestige 750 is powered by upgraded MAN V8-1200 diesel engines, which deliver efficient performance with smooth handling characteristics. These engines are paired with joystick control systems that significantly simplify maneuvering, particularly in tight spaces or when docking. The joystick integration allows the operator to move the vessel in any direction with intuitive thumb inputs, reducing the physical demands of traditional helm operation and improving precision during low-speed handling. This combination of proven diesel power and modern control technology makes the vessel accessible to owner-operators while also supporting professional crew operations on extended cruises.
What electronics and navigation systems are installed on the flybridge and main helm stations?
The Prestige 750 features dual helm stations equipped with Raymarine electronics, including a multitouch 16-inch glass bridge display, GS165 multifunction screens, and a P70R color autopilot system. Navigation capability includes a 72-nautical-mile open array radar (Raydome), a 48-nautical-mile digital radar antenna, and a Ray 260E VHF radio with handset and loudspeakers. The vessel is also equipped with an AIS650 Class B AIS transceiver, a KHV satellite dome, and reverse and engine room cameras for enhanced situational awareness. These systems provide comprehensive navigation, communication, and monitoring capability across both the flybridge and lower helm, allowing flexibility in how the vessel is operated.
How is the master cabin configured, and what amenities support comfortable long-term living aboard?
The master cabin features a queen berth, a 40-inch TV with DVD and MP3 player, and BOSE Home Cinema V25 audio throughout. An ensuite includes a walk-in rainfall shower, vanity, and walk-in closet with safe. A settee to port and a vanity/work station provide additional functionality, while skylight windows and wooden floors create an inviting atmosphere. Extensive storage throughout the cabin supports extended liveaboard use. This layout prioritizes comfort and privacy for the owner, with dedicated amenities that make the space feel like a residential master suite rather than a typical yacht cabin.
What is the purpose of the Seakeeper 16 gyro stabilizer, and how does it improve the cruising experience?
The Seakeeper 16 gyro stabilizer is a motion-control system that significantly reduces hull roll in beam seas, improving comfort and reducing fatigue during extended cruising. By counteracting the vessel's natural rolling motion, the Seakeeper allows passengers to move more freely throughout the yacht, reduces the sensation of motion in the cabins, and can lower the likelihood of seasickness. For a 75-foot motor yacht like the Prestige 750 that may spend extended time underway in variable sea conditions, this system enhances the liveability of the interior spaces and makes the cruising experience more enjoyable for guests and crew alike.
How many staterooms does the Prestige 750 offer, and what is the sleeping capacity?
The Prestige 750 provides four guest staterooms plus separate crew quarters, accommodating a total of eight guests. The master cabin features a queen berth, the VIP cabin includes a queen berth, and two guest cabins each offer convertible twin berths that can be configured as doubles. The crew quarters aft feature two single berths, providing dedicated sleeping space for professional crew. This layout allows the owner to host multiple guests while maintaining separate crew accommodation, making the vessel practical for both social cruising and crewed charter or management programs.
What outdoor living spaces are available, and how do they support entertaining and relaxation?
The Prestige 750 maximizes outdoor living across multiple dedicated areas. The flybridge features a hardtop with retractable sunroof, a wet bar, dining area, sun loungers, and a forward sun pad, creating a primary entertainment hub with weather protection and shade. The foredeck offers a private retreat with forward-facing bench seating and a large sunpad, ideal for quiet relaxation or morning coffee. The aft cockpit provides shaded alfresco dining with bench seating and teak tables. A hydraulic swim platform at the transom allows effortless water access for tenders and water toys. This distributed design ensures that multiple groups can occupy different spaces simultaneously without crowding, supporting both intimate gatherings and larger entertaining scenarios.
What galley and dining amenities support meal preparation and entertaining aboard?
The aft galley is equipped with Miele appliances, including a 4-burner cooktop, convectional oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher. An island counter with stainless steel sinks and extensive storage provides functional workspace. An adjacent dining table connects the galley to the salon. The flybridge includes a prep station to port with a sink and grill, plus an Isotherm refrigerator and ice maker for beverages and casual dining. The main salon features an expansive dining area with panoramic windows. This multi-zone galley and dining arrangement supports everything from casual entertaining to formal meals, with sufficient appliance capacity and counter space to prepare meals for eight guests without constraint.
What propulsion and power generation systems support the vessel's operational needs?
The Prestige 750 is powered by two MAN V8-1200 diesel engines paired with two Kohler generators (23 kW each, with logged hours at 1,700 and 1,390). Power management includes a MASS 24/2500 inverter and multiple Mastervolt battery chargers dedicated to engine, generator, stern thruster, and service batteries. Bow and stern thrusters provide low-speed maneuvering capability independent of main engine thrust. A 124,000-BTU upgraded tropical air conditioning system supports climate control in warm-water cruising regions. This redundant and distributed power architecture ensures reliable operation across extended cruises, with sufficient generating capacity to support full hotel loads and active systems when at anchor or in port.
How does the Prestige 750's interior design balance brightness, comfort, and functionality for extended cruising?
The Prestige 750's interior prioritizes light and openness through panoramic windows in the main salon and dining areas, complemented by skylight windows in the master cabin. Wooden floors throughout the main living spaces create warmth and a residential feel rather than a purely nautical aesthetic. The salon features a retractable 46-inch LED TV, BOSE Home Cinema V25 audio, and flexible seating with a love seat to starboard and U-shaped sofa to port, supporting both entertainment and relaxation. Individual cabins are appointed with entertainment systems, vanity/work stations, and substantial storage. This approach to interior design treats the yacht as a floating residence rather than a vacation rental, with attention to comfort, functionality, and the psychological well-being of those living aboard for extended periods.
What tender and water access equipment does the Prestige 750 include?
The Prestige 750 is equipped with a 13-foot AB tender powered by a 60-horsepower Yamaha outboard, providing reliable water access for exploration, provisioning, and recreation. The hydraulic swim platform at the transom allows safe and effortless launching and retrieval of the tender, as well as convenient water access for swimming and water sports. Underwater lights enhance the visual appeal and safety of the swim platform area during evening use. This tender package supports the cruising lifestyle by providing independent mobility away from the yacht, whether for anchoring in remote locations, visiting shallow-water destinations, or accessing shore-based amenities.

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Denison Yachting. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.

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