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2018 Princess F-68

Dania Beach, FL, US 68 ft · 17.67 ft' beam 5 cabins 31 kn kn top
Asking
$2,399,000
$2,325,000
Reduced by $74,000
Our Take

The 2018 Princess 68 Flybridge represents a pinnacle of modern motor yacht design, combining superyacht-caliber accommodations with the proven engineering and construction standards Princess Yachts is known for. This 68-foot (69'9" LOA) cruising yacht, located in Dania Beach, Florida, showcases a thoughtfully executed layout that prioritizes both entertaining and extended-range cruising comfort—a balance that distinguishes her from typical sportfish or conventional flybridge designs in her class.

Accommodations and Interior Design

The full-beam owner's stateroom is perhaps the most compelling feature aboard. Accessed via a private staircase from the main salon—a luxury typically reserved for vessels exceeding 100 feet—this master suite offers the seclusion and separation serious yacht owners value. Oversized hull-side windows flood the space with natural light, while the ensuite head includes a walk-in shower and additional viewing window. A dedicated foyer, spacious sideboard with storage, and bureau with concealed vanity complete the owner's retreat, supported by an Ariston washer/dryer combo positioned in the private hallway.

Three additional guest cabins ensure flexibility for family and friends. The VIP stateroom forward features a queen berth, ensuite head with separate shower, and large hull-side windows. The starboard and port guest staterooms each accommodate convertible single bunks that power-actuate into a double berth, with ensuite access to the starboard head and shower. All guest cabins are equipped with Samsung LCD televisions, Fusion media systems, and individual climate controls. A separate crew cabin with private transom access, twin berths, head, shower, and hanging locker provides comfortable quarters for permanent crew on extended voyages.

Interior finishes throughout feature rich satin-finished walnut cabinetry, creating a warm, refined aesthetic. The main salon showcases a U-shaped sofa with upholstered ottoman and integrated teak serving tray, opposite a second sofa paired with a built-in sofa table. A 48-inch Samsung LCD television rises via power lift from cabinetry, while a Waeco under-counter refrigerator and Vitrifigo icemaker support entertaining. Harmon Kardon 5.1 surround sound with Blu-Ray player, central vacuum, and a discrete liquor cabinet aft of the helm station round out the social spaces. Princess Yachts' advanced resin-infusion hull construction allows for expansive windows throughout, maximizing natural light and panoramic water views.

Entertainment and Social Spaces

The layout excels at creating distinct entertaining zones. The main salon flows seamlessly into the aft cockpit via oversized sliding glass doors, with the aft galley positioned to serve both interior and exterior dining areas. The galley's rear window opens manually to transform the counter into a serving bar—an elegant solution for alfresco entertaining. The cockpit itself is outfitted for eight with upholstered seating, a large teak dining table, mood lighting, and convenient access to a submersible hydraulic swim platform with integrated 13-foot Walker Bay tender (2025 model with 50-hp Yamaha 4-stroke outboard).

The expansive flybridge, accessed via teak-planked staircase from the cockpit, offers multiple gathering zones including a large settee, dining table, and convertible sun pad. An L-shaped outdoor galley features an electric lava-brick barbecue, sink, and Vitrifigo drawer-style refrigerator. The upper helm includes dual pedestal chairs and a

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The full-beam owner's stateroom aboard MAMU is accessed via its own private stairwell from the deck saloon—an exceptional feature more commonly found on superyachts. This secluded sanctuary includes a spacious ensuite bath, dedicated dressing area, and panoramic hull-side windows that flood the space with natural light and offer dramatic water views. A cozy sofa provides the perfect spot to relax in complete privacy. Just outside the stateroom, a private lobby houses a washer/dryer combo with space for an additional dryer. Elegant Guest AccommodationsMAMU features three additional guest cabins, two of which are ensuite, providing comfortable and private accommodations for family and friends. A generous crew quarters is also included. Thoughtful design details include a hinged guest stairwell that lifts to reveal a cavernous storage compartment—ideal for stowing luggage and gear during extended voyages. Sophisticated Social SpacesFrom the moment you step aboard, MAMU impresses with her incredible social layouts. The deck saloon features two distinct seating areas, while the expansive flybridge offers another two gathering zones—ideal for entertaining or lounging under the optional hardtop with integrated sunroof. The aft cockpit is equally inviting, with wraparound seating, built-in speakers, bar access from the galley, and a charming transom seat—perfect for sunset moments at anchor. Versatile Aft GalleyThe aft galley design is a standout feature, providing seamless flow between interior and exterior spaces. Dining areas are located directly across from the galley as well as outdoors in the cockpit. With the touch of a button, the galley’s aft window opens to transform the counter into a bar, making entertaining effortless and inviting. Commanding and Social Helm DesignThe lower helm is designed for both functionality and inclusion. The primary driving and navigation stations are to starboard, while to port, a raised L-shaped seating area allows guests to join the captain in comfort—fostering a uniquely social cruising experience. The helm also includes a side door for direct access to the starboard deck. Innovative Foredeck LoungeForward, the walk-through foredeck offers a serene escape while in harbor or an exhilarating perspective when underway. Thoughtfully enhanced, this area now features a beautifully designed lounge with forward-facing seating, sun pads, and ample storage lockers—perfect for day cruising essentials and creating yet another stunning space to relax and unwind.

2018 Princess F-68 Flybridge Yacht for Sale: Luxury Motor Yacht with Full-Beam Master Suite and Twin MAN V12 Engines
Overview
The 2018 Princess F-68 *MAMU*, listed at $2,399,000 and located in Dania Beach, Florida, represents a mature example of Princess Yachts' acclaimed 68 Flybridge series—a platform engineered to deliver refined cruising comfort, sophisticated entertainment spaces, and capable offshore performance. At 69 feet 9 inches overall with a 17-foot 8-inch beam and 5-foot 5-inch draft, this motor yacht combines the social fluidity of a modern flybridge design with the sleeping and working accommodations typically reserved for much larger vessels. Powered by twin MAN V12 engines producing 1,400 horsepower combined and equipped with SeaKeeper M16 gyro stabilization, dual Onan generators, and a comprehensive Garmin electronics suite across both helm stations, *MAMU* is configured for extended cruising and confident passage-making. The yacht's 1,344-gallon fuel capacity supports a cruising speed of 27 knots, with a maximum speed capability of 31 knots, while 480 gallons of fresh water and a 700-gallon-per-day watermaker provide operational independence for extended voyages.
Layout and Deck Design: Exceptional Social Spaces
The Princess 68 Flybridge is distinguished by its uncommonly generous allocation of outdoor and social deck space—a hallmark of the platform that extends beyond typical 68-foot offerings. The aft cockpit serves as the primary entertainment zone, featuring a large teak dining table, upholstered seating for eight, and mood lighting designed for evening gatherings. A submersible hydraulic swim platform with teak construction provides seamless water access, while port and starboard stairwells ensure safe passage to the platform for swimming or tender operations. An aft-facing twin seat integrated into the transom design doubles as rope storage, exemplifying the thoughtful engineering that characterizes Princess' flybridge series. Forward, the foredeck lounge represents an innovative use of bow space, featuring forward-facing seating, sun pads, and storage lockers—a serene gathering area while in harbor or an exhilarating vantage point when underway. The walk-through foredeck design allows unobstructed passage from cockpit to bow, enhancing both safety and the sense of space aboard. The flybridge itself is expansive, accessed via a teak-planked staircase from the cockpit. Two distinct social zones occupy the upper deck: a large settee and dining table forward, complemented by an L-shaped outdoor galley equipped with an electric lava-brick barbecue, sink, and Vitrifigo drawer-style stainless steel refrigerator. Aft, a convertible seating area to starboard transforms into a sun pad, while a custom three-sided enclosure with stainless steel support poles and a factory-installed fiberglass hardtop provides weather protection without compromising views. A custom canopy system with integrated track mechanism offers additional shade during extended time at anchor or while cruising.
Helm and Electronics: Dual Stations for Navigation and Comfort
The lower helm station reflects Princess' philosophy of social cruising. To starboard, the primary driving and navigation station is flanked by a raised L-shaped seating area to port, allowing guests to participate in the journey alongside the captain. This layout provides generous standing room for both captain and companion, enhancing visibility and sight lines for safer navigation. A side door on the starboard side provides direct deck access. The lower helm is equipped with dual Garmin GPSMAP 7616 16-inch touchscreen multi-function displays, a Garmin GMR624 xHD2 radar with 6-kilowatt output and 4-foot open array scanner, Garmin GHP12 autopilot, Garmin GMI20 multifunction display, Garmin AIS, and Garmin VHF-300 handset with RAM microphone. MAN electronic engine controls, SeaKeeper gyro stabilization control, SidePower variable speed bow and stern thruster controls, ACR RCL spotlight control pad, Fireboy fire suppression indicator panel, and a Bennett trim tab controller and indicator complete the station's operational suite. The upper helm on the flybridge features dual pedestal helm chairs positioned behind a well-equipped instrument console. This station includes dual Garmin GPSMAP 7616 16-inch multi-function displays, Garmin GM120 multifunction display for speed, depth, and temperature data, Garmin GHP12 autopilot, Garmin VHF300 handset, Fusion MS-UD650 media player with JL Audio speakers, SeaKeeper gyro stabilization control head, MAN electronic engine controls, ACR RCL spotlight control pad, and a Kenyon electric grill integrated into the galley work station. This redundancy in navigation and communication systems supports extended cruising with confidence and operational flexibility.
Salon and Interior Living Spaces
The main salon occupies the heart of the yacht's social layout, defined by expansive windows that flood the space with natural light. Princess Yachts' advanced resin-infusion construction process allows for larger window openings than traditional methods, resulting in panoramic views and a sense of openness rarely achieved in this size category. The flooring transitions seamlessly from rich walnut timber to plush Cadet Grey canvas carpet runners, creating distinct zones while maintaining visual continuity. A U-shaped sofa with an upholstered ottoman featuring a built-in teak serving tray anchors the main gathering space. Opposite, a second sofa with a built-in sofa table provides additional lounge seating. A 48-inch Samsung LCD television mounted on a power lift mechanism is discreetly tucked within the cabinetry, allowing entertainment at the touch of a button. The salon is appointed with Harmon Kardon 5.1 surround sound with Blu-Ray player, a Waeco under-counter refrigerator, Vitrifigo under-counter icemaker, and a central vacuum system. A liquor cabinet aft of the helm station, walnut interior wood with satin finish, and mood lighting throughout create an atmosphere of refined comfort.
Galley Design and Entertaining Flow
The galley's aft positioning, just inboard of oversized sliding glass doors leading to the cockpit, exemplifies the yacht's entertainment-focused design. A manually opening rear window transforms the galley's aft counter into a convenient serving bar, creating a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces with no-step transition to the cockpit. This layout allows the galley to function as both a preparation hub and an extension of outdoor entertaining. The galley is equipped with a Miele 24-inch speed oven with microwave and convection capabilities, a 4-burner Trident K cooktop, Hans Grohe faucet, Franke double basin sink with Insinkerator food waste disposer, and an exhaust fan with dual LED lights. A Liebherr top-mounted refrigerator-freezer, Miele dishwasher, eight soft-close storage drawers, five large storage cabinets, and a china cupboard provide ample provisions storage and organization. Dining tables are positioned both inside the salon (directly across from the galley) and outside in the cockpit, allowing flexible entertaining options depending on guest count and weather conditions.
Master Stateroom: Full-Beam Owner's Retreat
One of *MAMU*'s most distinctive features is the full-beam master stateroom accessed via a private staircase from the main salon—a level of separation and privacy typically reserved for superyachts exceeding 100 feet. This exclusive entryway opens to a small foyer, creating a sense of arrival and distinction before stepping into the owner's retreat. The master suite spans the full beam of the yacht, bathed in natural light from oversized picture windows on both sides. A beautifully crafted sideboard with drawers beneath one window provides storage, while a bureau with concealed vanity on the opposite side offers daily convenience. The king-sized bed is surrounded by ample hanging closets and drawer storage, ensuring comprehensive wardrobe and personal item accommodation. The ensuite master head is spacious and refined, featuring a walk-in shower and a large window offering natural light and water views. Climate controls throughout the stateroom maintain comfort during extended cruising. A Samsung 40-inch LED television and Harmon Kardon surround sound system provide entertainment options, while an Ariston washer-dryer combination located in a private hallway just outside the stateroom supports extended voyages without requiring a return to port.
Guest Accommodations and Crew Quarters
Beyond the master suite
Length
68 ft
Beam
17.67 ft'
Year
2018
Builder
Princess
Model
F-68
Cabins
5
Max speed
31 kn kn
What type of yacht is the Princess F-68, and what makes it suitable for extended cruising?
The Princess F-68 is a 68-foot flybridge motor yacht designed for both comfort and performance during extended voyages. With twin MAN V12 engines producing 1,400 horsepower combined, she cruises at 27 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 31 knots, allowing owners to cover significant distances efficiently. The 1,344-gallon fuel capacity and 480-gallon freshwater capacity support extended time away from port, while the dual Onan 21.5 kW generators provide reliable onboard power. The layout includes a full-beam master stateroom with private access, three guest cabins, and crew quarters, making her well-suited for multi-week journeys with family and friends.
How is the master stateroom designed, and what privacy features does it offer?
The master stateroom is one of the most distinctive features aboard, accessed via a private staircase from the main salon—a luxury typically found on superyachts over 100 feet. The full-beam suite spans the entire width of the yacht and is flooded with natural light through oversized picture windows on both sides. It includes a spacious ensuite head with a walk-in shower, a dedicated dressing area with a concealed vanity, and a bureau with ample storage. A comfortable sofa provides a private retreat space, and the separate stairwell entry creates a secluded sanctuary completely separated from guest areas and the main circulation of the yacht.
What electronics and navigation systems are installed at both helm stations?
MAMU is equipped with state-of-the-art Garmin navigation systems at both the lower and upper helms. The lower helm features dual Garmin GPSMAP 7616 16-inch touchscreen multifunction displays, a Garmin GMR624 xHD2 radar with 6kW open array scanner, Garmin GHP12 autopilot, Garmin AIS, and Garmin VHF-300 radio. The flybridge upper helm includes dual Garmin GPSMAP 7616 displays, Garmin GM120 multifunction display, Garmin GHP12 autopilot, and Garmin VHF300 handset. Both stations feature MAN electronic engine controls, SeaKeeper gyro stabilization controls, and variable-speed bow and stern thruster controls, providing complete command and situational awareness for confident navigation.
How does the SeaKeeper M16 gyro stabilization system enhance the cruising experience?
The SeaKeeper M16 gyro stabilization system significantly reduces hull roll and motion while underway or at anchor, creating a more comfortable platform for dining, relaxing, and sleeping. This technology uses gyroscopic force to counteract wave action, which is particularly valuable during extended cruising in varied sea conditions. The system operates independently of the yacht's speed and heading, providing consistent stabilization whether the yacht is moving or stationary. Control heads are located at both the lower and upper helms, allowing the captain to manage stabilization settings as sea conditions change throughout the voyage.
What is the layout and functionality of the social spaces aboard MAMU?
MAMU features multiple distinct social gathering areas designed for entertaining and relaxation. The main salon includes a U-shaped sofa with an upholstered ottoman featuring a built-in teak serving tray, a second sofa with an integrated sofa table, and a 48-inch flat-screen television on a power lift. The expansive flybridge offers two separate gathering zones: a large settee with dining table forward and a convertible sun pad area to starboard, all protected by a factory-installed fiberglass hardtop and custom three-sided enclosure. The aft cockpit features wraparound seating for eight, a large teak dining table, integrated mood lighting, and a transom seat—creating an elegant outdoor dining hub. Additionally, the foredeck lounge provides forward-facing seating and sun pads for daytime relaxation.
How does the aft galley design support entertaining and seamless indoor-outdoor flow?
The aft galley is strategically positioned just inside oversized sliding glass doors leading to the cockpit, creating a fluid connection between interior and exterior spaces. A manually opening rear window transforms the galley's aft counter into a serving bar, allowing the captain or crew to serve drinks and appetizers directly to guests on deck. The galley itself is well-appointed with a Miele 24-inch speed oven with microwave and convection functions, a 4-burner Trident K cooktop, Franke double-basin sink with disposal, Liebherr refrigerator-freezer, and Miele dishwasher. A spacious dining table is positioned directly across from the galley indoors, while another table sits in the cockpit, making this area the social heart of the yacht for both formal and casual entertaining.
What guest accommodation options are available, and how are they configured?
MAMU provides three additional guest cabins beyond the master suite, accommodating family and friends with comfort and privacy. The forward VIP stateroom features a queen-sized berth, ensuite head with separate shower, large hull-side windows with custom blinds, and a Samsung LCD television. The starboard and port guest staterooms each feature convertible single bunks that power-actuate into a double berth, ensuite heads with showers, Samsung LCD televisions, and Fusion media players. All guest cabins include climate controls, hanging lockers, and reading lights. A separate crew cabin with private transom access provides double berths, private head, shower, and hanging locker—allowing crew to remain discreetly available without intruding on guest spaces. A hinged guest stairwell reveals a cavernous storage compartment ideal for luggage and gear during extended voyages.
How is the lower helm station designed to balance functionality with social comfort?
The lower helm is uniquely designed with both driving capability and guest engagement in mind. The primary navigation and driving stations are positioned to starboard, offering excellent sight lines and comfortable standing room for confident maneuvering. To port, a raised L-shaped seating area allows guests and companions to join the captain during the journey, fostering an interactive and social cruising experience rather than isolating the helm as a purely functional space. The helm includes generous space for both the captain and a standing companion, enhancing visibility and navigation confidence. A side door provides direct access to the starboard deck, and the station features dual Garmin 7616 displays, autopilot, radar, AIS, and VHF radio for complete situational awareness.
What mechanical systems and propulsion features support reliable long-range cruising?
MAMU is powered by twin MAN V12 engines rated at 1,400 horsepower combined, with only 1,358 hours of operation—indicating a well-maintained, lightly used powerplant. The engines are paired with ZF 2000 gearboxes with a 2.467:1 ratio and direct drive configuration, optimizing efficiency across cruising and performance speeds. Dual Onan 21.5 kW generators with 2,030 and 2,454 hours provide independent electrical generation for extended time away from shore power. The yacht includes a Watermakers Inc. 700 gallons-per-day watermaker for freshwater independence, variable-speed bow and stern thrusters for precise maneuvering, hydraulic steering for responsive control, and a comprehensive oil change system for engine maintenance. An 8-battery AGM battery bank with Mastervolt charger ensures reliable electrical reserves, while Racor fuel filters protect both main engines and generators from contamination.
What entertainment, climate control, and comfort systems are integrated throughout the yacht?
MAMU features comprehensive entertainment and comfort systems in every stateroom and social space. The main salon includes a 48-inch Samsung LCD television on a power lift, Harmon Kardon 5.1 surround sound system with BluRay player, and a Waeco under-counter refrigerator with Vitrifigo icemaker. Each guest stateroom has a Samsung LCD television and Fusion AV750 media player with speakers. The flybridge includes a Fusion MS-UD650 media player with JL Audio speakers and a custom barbecue setup. Climate control is provided by a Dometic tempered water system with heat throughout the yacht, with individual climate controls in each cabin. Additional amenities include a central vacuum system, Harmon Kardon surround sound in the master stateroom, an Ariston washer-dryer combo in the main laundry area, and a second Ariston dryer in the master stateroom foyer—ensuring guests and crew enjoy hotel-like comfort and convenience during extended stays aboard.

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