PR Marine 2900 Senator | 1999
This 29.35 m (96’4″) PR Marine 2900 Senator, built in Germany in 1999, combines distinctive Dutch design with a spacious four-cabin layout and impressive performance for a motor yacht of her size.
Designed by renowned Mulder Design, responsible for both her exterior styling and naval architecture, the yacht features a purposeful planing hull and timeless profile. Her interior was designed by acclaimed British designer Evan K. Marshall, creating generous guest areas and comfortable accommodation throughout.
The yacht offers accommodation across four guest cabins, including a Master, VIP, Double and Twin cabin, complemented by separate accommodation for up to four crew.
Powered by twin MTU 12V 2000 M90 diesel engines producing approximately 2,700 HP combined, she offers a cruising speed of approximately 19 knots and a maximum speed of approximately 21 knots.
Her 10,000-litre fuel capacity also gives her useful cruising capability, with a published economical range of approximately 1,382 nautical miles at 12 knots. A relatively shallow draft of just 1.62 m (5’4″) further increases her versatility and allows access to cruising grounds that can be restrictive for many yachts approaching 30 metres.
This yacht represents an interesting opportunity in the 30-metre market: a German-built motor yacht with naval architecture by Mulder Design, an Evan K. Marshall interior, four-cabin accommodation and proven MTU propulsion. Buyers considering additional options can explore our current yachts for sale in Dubai.
Key Features
- 29.35 m / 96’4″ overall length
- Built by PR Marine AG, Germany
- Mulder Design exterior and naval architecture
- Interior design by Evan K. Marshall
- Four guest cabins
- Master, VIP, Double and Twin cabin configuration
- Accommodation for up to four crew
- Twin MTU 12V 2000 M90 diesel engines
- Approximately 2,700 HP combined
- 19-knot cruising speed
- 21-knot maximum speed
- Approx. 1,382 nm economical range
- 10,000-litre fuel capacity
- Shallow 1.62 m / 5’4″ draft
- GRP hull and superstructure