The Superyacht IZUMI is a Palmer Johnson 120, built by one of America’s greatest shipyards and designed by Nuvolari Lenard; one of Italy’s most successful design teams. The marriage of the 85 year old American builder and the sexy Italian designer gave birth to a range of beautiful offspring, and IZUMI is one of the finest examples.
IZUMI is now available for sale, and qualified potential buyers can make an appointment to view her by contacting david.seal@northropandjohnson.com or ed.dickinson@northropandjohnson.com
Cabin Configuration
1 Owner, 2 Vip, 1 Single
Length 124 ft
Beam 24 ft
Draft 6 ft
Displacement 145 tonnes
Gross Tonnage 197
Built 2008
Construction Aluminium
Engines 2 x MTU (2,748HP)
Cruising speed 24 Knots
Builder Palmer Johnson
Exterior designer Nuvolari & Lenard
Interior designer Nuvolari & Lenard
With only private use since delivery in 2008, IZUMI is a stunning example of the highly successful Palmer Johnson 120 series. A rare blend of power and prudence, she is capable of a top speed of 28 knots but achieves a remarkable range of 900 nm at 24 knots.
Inspired by the Aston Martin Vanquish, Nuvolari Lenard designed an exterior profile that harmonises sinuous muscle with soft, elegant lines. Her unmistakable three-tier transom was fashioned after a fine European resort, with a beach at water level, then a terrace, then a restaurant. Inside, her interior is a combination of lacewood highlighted with high-gloss ebony, wenge flooring and Crema Marfil marble accents. IZUMI can accommodate seven guests in four staterooms, one full beam private master suite, two VIP staterooms and a convertible television lounge, all with en-suite facilities.
IZUMI was designed to maximize the sense of light and space onboard, with large glass doors bathing the main salon and dining space with natural light. In addition to the aftdeck, further sun bathing spaces can be found forward of the bridge and on the flybridge which offers ultimate privacy and panoramic views. Fully MCA compliant and in class with Lloyds, all servicing and maintenance onboard has been meticulously carried out since new.
