WATER LILLY, a 2021 Horizon FD92 Tri-Deck, Now Listed With Denison

WATER LILLY, a 2021 Horizon FD92 tri-deck motor yacht, is now a central listing with Denison Yachting. She's represented by Dean Stuhlmann and Franklin "Skip" Denison Jr. of Denison's Fort Lauderdale office, and she's located in Fort Lauderdale.

She's one of four FD92s built by Horizon in Taiwan. The FD92 was the first tri-deck design in Horizon's Fast Displacement (FD) Series, pairing an enclosed skylounge and pilothouse on the upper deck with an open flybridge above it. Her LOA is 94 feet, and she accommodates up to 10 guests in five ensuite staterooms.

About the Horizon FD92

The FD92 started with an owner's request to reconfigure Horizon's FD87 with both an interior pilothouse and an open flybridge. Horizon's engineers designed a lightweight carbon fiber flybridge for the model, on an extended version of the FD hull that keeps the series' wide beam and high-volume interior. Exterior styling is by Cor D. Rover, and Horizon handled WATER LILLY's naval architecture and interior design in-house.

Main Deck

Her aft deck has custom seating with four sofas and a hi/lo table, plus a mini bar with a sink, fridge and ice maker. Inside, the main salon opens to a dining area with a convertible table for eight, and there's a day head to starboard.

The galley can stay open to the dining area or close off with a hi/lo screen and privacy doors. It's fitted with a full height Sub-Zero fridge and freezer, a Miele oven, dishwasher and cooktop, and Cambria quartz countertops.

The master stateroom is forward on the main deck. It has a king bed, a vanity and desk, two hanging lockers and a his-and-hers ensuite with a center rain shower.

Lower Deck and Crew Quarters

Four guest staterooms share the lower deck, each with its own ensuite:

• Forward: a VIP with a queen bed

• Port: a twin, where one berth slides across to make a larger bed

• Aft: two identical queen staterooms, port and starboard

Aft of the engine room, the crew area has an ensuite captain's cabin, two bunk cabins with a shared head and a crew galley.

Beach Club

At the stern, a hydraulic door opens the beach club onto a hydraulic hi/lo swim platform rated for 2,000 lb. The beach club has a sofa, bar seating, a fridge and freezer and a TV, and there's a hot and cold shower above the platform.

Upper Deck and Tri-Deck

Forward on the upper deck, a Portuguese bridge leads to U-shaped seating with two tables, sun pads, a fridge and a sail shade. Midships, the enclosed pilothouse shares space with the skylounge, which has an L-shaped sofa, a desk and its own day head.

Aft, the boat deck has a full bar with three stools, a propane BBQ and a 2,000 lb Steelhead Marine hydraulic davit. The open deck can carry a tender or personal watercraft, or work as extra lounge space.

The tri-deck sits above, reached from the boat deck. It has a second helm to starboard, a wet bar, a bench seat with a sun pad and an L-shaped sofa under the radar arch hardtop.

Systems and Recent Work

She's powered by twin MTU 10V2000 M96L engines rated at 1,600 hp each, with a listed cruising speed of 12 knots and a maximum speed of 17 knots. Two Onan 40 kW generators supply power, and ABT zero speed stabilizers help keep her steady underway and at anchor. Connectivity includes Starlink, KVH satellite TV and a 4G LTE router.

Recent work includes a bottom job, PropSpeed on the running gear and swim platform hardware, new cutlass bearings, annual service on the ABT stabilizers and fresh oil changes on the main engines, generators and gearboxes. A survey with sea trial is also listed among her recent work.

To schedule a private showing of WATER LILLY in Fort Lauderdale, you can reach Dean Stuhlmann at (954) 830-5070 or Dean@DenisonYachting.com, or Skip Denison at (954) 806-6225 or Skip@DenisonYachting.com.

Dean ran Keys Custom Marine, an Ocean Master dealership in Tavernier, from 1993 to 2014 before moving into brokerage full time, and he's held a US Coast Guard Merchant Marine license since 1992. Skip joined Denison in 2012 and specializes in yachts over 80 feet, along with Downeast-style yachts, sportfish and brokerage Browards. His father founded Broward Marine in Fort Lauderdale in 1948, where Skip later managed the yard and repair business.