I am a great fan of the country kitchen concept. This is a boat for the owner, not charter. It's comfortable casual, not formal. Not a fan of no Helm except on the fly bridge. If you enclose the fly bridge, with the interior stairs, problem solved.
I agree this is perfect for someone who wants a casual and comfortable ownership experience. Not every yacht will be ultra modern or exquisite. I believe you can enclose the flybridge with plastic screens to protect it from the weather some. But one helm is definitely something a potential owner should consider before purchasing.
Nice looking boat. I do like the more casual country kitchen set up (as I love to cook and would want to see and be seen while cooking). I wish we got a look at the bow- I don't see that here.
There is a washer and dryer at the landing by the guest cabins I just didn’t show them. But yes you definitely have to be comfortable with only having the one helm station.
Very nice boat and I really like the attention paid to the crew quarters by the designer. Not much use in colder climates though with only one (quite exposed) helm station.
I always like seeing a roomy and nicely finished crew area. The single helm is definitely unique and it’s something you need to consider before purchasing. I think you can install clear screens to close off the area but it isn’t the same as a fully enclosed helm. Thanks for watching!
Nice boat! My preferences are the 150'+ size, but this is really nice for an 80'. The open kitchen and crew quarters are well done. The only three things I think I'd change are (1) the cedar closets, (2) the transparent door to the master head and (3) the non-tinted glass to the electrical panels (although that might look nice at night). For the video, I do wish we were shown the bow and what the ladder at 8:30 led to (I'm assuming radar/satellites, but we didn't get any look at them).
You could definitely make those changes if necessary. Sorry about the lack of bow footage! I normally capture the bow but didn’t on this one for some reason. Also you are correct that ladder leads up to the radar, horns, etc.
Thank you Tony for this nice show of this Amercian build yacht the Johnson 80 Flybridge I like the kitchen on the main deck the open lay out of this the nice diner table surounding with all those windows beautiful and empresive yacht a great show again from you thanks again
Now this is a yacht I would love to own the country kitchen and salon are amazingly beautiful. I have never like the dark wood but on this one I'm impressed. Only thing to change is it needs a day head on the main deck. Thank you for them best yacht showing ever
Thanks for the tour. This one seems better suited for older folks with the glossy wood and farm kitchen. Also would prefer larger windows, but this would do well in various climates I presume
Thanks for watching! I always say there’s a perfect yacht out there for everyone. This one seems less popular compared to others I’ve toured but I’m glad you enjoyed it!
What a gorgeous boat! I like that it keeps the same standard of fit and finish throughout the boat. But I don't see laundry service in your video. Perhaps it's under the stair of the lower deck although there's plenty space in the crew quarter to accommodate one.
It would be nice as a 'live-aboard'.You could travel with the weather year round.I just wish it carried more fuel so stops,or running into ports,wouldn't be needed as frequent.They seem to have dismissed the huge space under the forward cabin as useful for storage,like luggage,or a chest freezer that's accessible easily.I very much like this otherwise.
Brand spanking new boat but it looks like my grandma's house from the 60's inside! It's a matter of taste of course but the decor looks very dated to me. Lack of inside helm is not acceptable & dangerous at best! The kitchen area is disproportionately huge in comparison with the overall size & feel of the boat but I like it very much! The crew quarters are amazing, which can be used as overflow guest cabin when i.e. the boat is in berth and there's no overnight crew onboard! In Europe, this boat would have a normal size galley, definitely an inside helm and 1 extra crew berth. The fly bridge looks unfinished. It needs something on the floor to go with the rest of the boat. The tour was great as usual, really enjoyed it.
I think the 75-90 foot range is ultra competitive with all the options available. This one would be great for someone looking for something warm and comfortable. It’s a great family yacht. I’m trying to tour some Sirena yachts in the future!
@@YachtAddiction 100% agree about a family yacht to do light cruising in the Med or Bahamas, my only real beef is the paltry 500 NM range at cruising speed, however on megayachtnews it mentioned you can squeeze 1,500 NM if dropping to 11 knots which is better. The country kitchen is always a welcome sight but only having a topside helm is not favorable. Hope you can tour some Sirena Yachts in the future, they are one of my favorites.
That’s definitely something to consider before buying. I believe you can put up plastic screening on the flybridge to close it off but it’s not the same as a completely indoor helm station.
@@YachtAddiction. Thanks for the quick reply. I am originally from San Diego and the Pacific even during the summertime months weather conditions can be very rough especially if you spend more than day out at sea. It will wear you down.
There is a washer and dryer in the storage closet near the guest cabins at the bottom of the stairs. I didn’t open that specific cabinet. Thanks for watching! 😀
Great tour as usually 😃 but I am not sure about the yacht. In my opinion, she looks like from the late 80s or 90s. For 1 million less, a buyer could get a new Cranchi 78 Settantotto and even a new Princess x80 would be less. The Johnson looks like some of those bus like US caravans with aged interieur, even they are new. :-(
The interior on this one seems to be polarizing for many. But if purchasing new you can make plenty of changes in the decor. The 70-90 foot yacht size is extremely competitive with lots of great models to choose from!
No way will the new x80 from princess be in this price range! The x95 is 11 million! The x80 will be around 7 to 8 million! But I agree this yacht is horrible ! But for this price you would only get a princess f62 with some change! The next model up is the y72 that would be around 5 million! Then the y 78 around 6.5 million then the y85 that's my favorite around 8 to 9million! Princess are not cheap but you get what you pay for! This boat is quiet cheap for it's size! Cranchi are a cheap Italian builder! Not saying they are no good but they are on the cheaper price range! The cranchi 78 is there largest model! They mainly build smaller vessels!! Happy sailing all ⚓🛥
Poor Value for the price. $4.2M,,,one helm, not enclosed. Water maker? Tender? Washer Dryer? Garbage disposal? Etc. Etc.- For the same money you can get TWO Silent Yachts 55 all solar cats. Second owner will pay $2.5M in three years.
One of the most disappointing new boats I’ve seen. The interior design already looks old and out dated. The formal dining, as you call it, is a joke. Formal dining does not include slide around booth seating. Color selections, viewed from the camera, are not pleasing to the eye. I instantly hated the chairs placed in front of the main entry. Everyone know that you don’t do that. The designer, who I am certain is a fine individual, simply blew it on the boat. Extremely disappointing.
I am a great fan of the country kitchen concept. This is a boat for the owner, not charter. It's comfortable casual, not formal. Not a fan of no Helm except on the fly bridge. If you enclose the fly bridge, with the interior stairs, problem solved.
I agree this is perfect for someone who wants a casual and comfortable ownership experience. Not every yacht will be ultra modern or exquisite. I believe you can enclose the flybridge with plastic screens to protect it from the weather some. But one helm is definitely something a potential owner should consider before purchasing.
Nice looking boat. I do like the more casual country kitchen set up (as I love to cook and would want to see and be seen while cooking). I wish we got a look at the bow- I don't see that here.
Sorry about the lack of bow footage. I normally include that in the tour. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely gorgeous wood work throughout this stunning yacht
Glad you like it!
Paying 4.1 million it looks like you would get at least one washer/dryer set and a inside helm! 🤔
There is a washer and dryer at the landing by the guest cabins I just didn’t show them. But yes you definitely have to be comfortable with only having the one helm station.
Very nice boat and I really like the attention paid to the crew quarters by the designer. Not much use in colder climates though with only one (quite exposed) helm station.
I always like seeing a roomy and nicely finished crew area. The single helm is definitely unique and it’s something you need to consider before purchasing. I think you can install clear screens to close off the area but it isn’t the same as a fully enclosed helm. Thanks for watching!
Nice boat! My preferences are the 150'+ size, but this is really nice for an 80'. The open kitchen and crew quarters are well done. The only three things I think I'd change are (1) the cedar closets, (2) the transparent door to the master head and (3) the non-tinted glass to the electrical panels (although that might look nice at night).
For the video, I do wish we were shown the bow and what the ladder at 8:30 led to (I'm assuming radar/satellites, but we didn't get any look at them).
You could definitely make those changes if necessary. Sorry about the lack of bow footage! I normally capture the bow but didn’t on this one for some reason. Also you are correct that ladder leads up to the radar, horns, etc.
Thank you Tony for this nice show of this Amercian build yacht the Johnson 80 Flybridge I like the kitchen on the main deck the open lay out of this the nice diner table surounding with all those windows beautiful and empresive yacht a great show again from you thanks again
Thanks for watching 😀
They did a great job on the wood
Now this is a yacht I would love to own the country kitchen and salon are amazingly beautiful. I have never like the dark wood but on this one I'm impressed. Only thing to change is it needs a day head on the main deck. Thank you for them best yacht showing ever
This one is very comfortable looking! Home away from home
@@YachtAddiction oh yes it is very home like. I Could live on it comfortably.
I love yachts like this, a great mix of modern design while also keeping it very classic in terms of wood choice and colors. Will age very well.
Glad you like it!
Thanks for the tour. This one seems better suited for older folks with the glossy wood and farm kitchen. Also would prefer larger windows, but this would do well in various climates I presume
xcellent tour today bud! So far, in my opinion this is the best boat you've toured. Great job. Keep them coming.
Thanks for watching! I always say there’s a perfect yacht out there for everyone. This one seems less popular compared to others I’ve toured but I’m glad you enjoyed it!
What a gorgeous boat! I like that it keeps the same standard of fit and finish throughout the boat. But I don't see laundry service in your video. Perhaps it's under the stair of the lower deck although there's plenty space in the crew quarter to accommodate one.
Thanks for your comment! There is a washer and dryer in the landing area near the cabins.
Love Johnson 83 skylounge.. that's a nice boat 👍
It would be nice as a 'live-aboard'.You could travel with the weather year round.I just wish it carried more fuel so stops,or running into ports,wouldn't be needed as frequent.They seem to have dismissed the huge space under the forward cabin as useful for storage,like luggage,or a chest freezer that's accessible easily.I very much like this otherwise.
The kitchen is awesome, another great eps bro
Glad you enjoyed!
Brand spanking new boat but it looks like my grandma's house from the 60's inside! It's a matter of taste of course but the decor looks very dated to me. Lack of inside helm is not acceptable & dangerous at best! The kitchen area is disproportionately huge in comparison with the overall size & feel of the boat but I like it very much! The crew quarters are amazing, which can be used as overflow guest cabin when i.e. the boat is in berth and there's no overnight crew onboard! In Europe, this boat would have a normal size galley, definitely an inside helm and 1 extra crew berth. The fly bridge looks unfinished. It needs something on the floor to go with the rest of the boat. The tour was great as usual, really enjoyed it.
Looks good but lack main cockpit is a bit puzzling. Where's the stair from fly bridge leads to?
Not bad but not great either. So many options in the 80 foot range. Personally for a million more I'd get the Sirena 88. Thanks for the tour though :)
I think the 75-90 foot range is ultra competitive with all the options available. This one would be great for someone looking for something warm and comfortable. It’s a great family yacht. I’m trying to tour some Sirena yachts in the future!
@@YachtAddiction 100% agree about a family yacht to do light cruising in the Med or Bahamas, my only real beef is the paltry 500 NM range at cruising speed, however on megayachtnews it mentioned you can squeeze 1,500 NM if dropping to 11 knots which is better. The country kitchen is always a welcome sight but only having a topside helm is not favorable. Hope you can tour some Sirena Yachts in the future, they are one of my favorites.
It's a beauty but there is no indoor helm station which can be rough out in the elements for long periods of time.
That’s definitely something to consider before buying. I believe you can put up plastic screening on the flybridge to close it off but it’s not the same as a completely indoor helm station.
@@YachtAddiction. Thanks for the quick reply. I am originally from San Diego and the Pacific even during the summertime months weather conditions can be very rough especially if you spend more than day out at sea. It will wear you down.
That yacht so nice. Price is 4,175million? Is it stills available
Beautiful yacht as are not made anymore. An excellent alternative to de Europeans.
If you are crossing an ocean..or t med sea...and you get bad weather at night....how can u drive this boat at night on t Rain and wind??
Was it Me or Did none of the windows have portholes to open just for a little fresh air? Not even in he rooms🧐
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No washer and dryer?
There is a washer and dryer in the storage closet near the guest cabins at the bottom of the stairs. I didn’t open that specific cabinet. Thanks for watching! 😀
Great tour as usually 😃 but I am not sure about the yacht. In my opinion, she looks like from the late 80s or 90s. For 1 million less, a buyer could get a new Cranchi 78 Settantotto and even a new Princess x80 would be less. The Johnson looks like some of those bus like US caravans with aged interieur, even they are new. :-(
The interior on this one seems to be polarizing for many. But if purchasing new you can make plenty of changes in the decor. The 70-90 foot yacht size is extremely competitive with lots of great models to choose from!
No way will the new x80 from princess be in this price range! The x95 is 11 million! The x80 will be around 7 to 8 million! But I agree this yacht is horrible ! But for this price you would only get a princess f62 with some change! The next model up is the y72 that would be around 5 million! Then the y 78 around 6.5 million then the y85 that's my favorite around 8 to 9million! Princess are not cheap but you get what you pay for! This boat is quiet cheap for it's size! Cranchi are a cheap Italian builder! Not saying they are no good but they are on the cheaper price range! The cranchi 78 is there largest model! They mainly build smaller vessels!! Happy sailing all ⚓🛥
I have 4 or 5 Princess yacht tours coming soon. From the F62 up to the Y85 so stay tuned for those.
Jet ski storage
Needs 2 jet skis minimum. A Williams tender or chase boat and 2 Sea Bobs.
Not a bad idea!
Insanity to have a glass door to the loo...
Do you put that voice on purposely or is it a computer voice............
Ben Mallah the real estate guy has a Johnson that I think is this size, or maybe it's a 100' boat, but his boat looks nowhere near as nice as this.
I believe it’s around 100’ but yes it’s a Johnson. His was actually listed for sale at FLIBS and it sold in December. Thanks for watching!
Very american looking.
Poor Value for the price. $4.2M,,,one helm, not enclosed. Water maker? Tender? Washer Dryer?
Garbage disposal? Etc. Etc.- For the same money you can get TWO Silent Yachts 55 all solar cats. Second owner will pay $2.5M in three years.
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One of the most disappointing new boats I’ve seen. The interior design already looks old and out dated. The formal dining, as you call it, is a joke. Formal dining does not include slide around booth seating. Color selections, viewed from the camera, are not pleasing to the eye. I instantly hated the chairs placed in front of the main entry. Everyone know that you don’t do that. The designer, who I am certain is a fine individual, simply blew it on the boat. Extremely disappointing.
I didn't mind the interior, I was just surprised at the location of the helm controls. That's a fair weather boat.