| Model | 50 |
| Boat type | Flybridge |
| Category | Motor Yacht |
| Engines | 2 |
| Engine hours (h) | 560 h |
| Power (hp) | 670 hp |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Max Speed | 55 km/h (30 kn) |
| Cruising Speed | 42 km/h (23 kn) |
| Year built | 2007 |
Very Low Engine Hours. Great Condition. Private use only.
This 2007 Princess 50 HELDEN is a privately owned vessel that has never entered charter service. It has been maintained to an exceptional standard throughout her life, with just 560 hours on her twin Volvo Penta D12 engines. This remarkable figure for a yacht of this age speaks volumes about the care and considered use she has received. Low-hour, privately owned examples of the Princess 50 in this condition are increasingly difficult to find, making this an outstanding opportunity for the discerning buyer.
The Princess 50 earned widespread acclaim from the specialist yachting press upon her launch, praised for delivering the volume and presence of a much larger vessel within a highly manageable 50-foot package. Her deep-V GRP hull, muscular yet elegant profile, and twin 670hp Volvo Penta shaft drives combine to produce a cruising performance of 22–24 knots with a top speed approaching 30 knots, equally at home on a leisurely Mediterranean passage or a spirited day's run.
This Princess 50 offers three-cabin, two-bathroom accommodation for up to six guests, arranged across a highly practical layout that makes the most of the Princess 50's generous beam. The full-beam owner's stateroom amidships is the jewel of the below-decks arrangement, providing a sense of space and light rarely encountered at this length. A forward double cabin and a third guest cabin complete the sleeping accommodation, served by two heads compartments with separate shower facilities.
Key features on this 2007 Princess 50 include:
Currently berthed in Turkey and registered under the Jersey flag, HELDEN is offered in ready-to-go condition; viewing is highly recommended.
This 2007 Princess 50 is powered by twin Volvo Penta D12, with just 560 recorded hours.
Other mechanical features onboard:
Accommodation for 6 is provided within 3 generous cabins:
The saloon on this Princess 50 is light and airy with large glass sliding doors to the cockpit. There is a U-shaped sofa with electronically operated saloon table; the table can fold in half and be lowered for a coffee table conversion. Other features include: dedicated drinks fridge, bottle and glass storage, curtains on all windows, Sony stereo system and raised helm station with twin seats.
The galley is well equipped including:
Teak-laid cockpit, side decks and stairs.