SEAQUELL Yacht for Sale

108' Alloy | 1992 | €2,300,000 Watch Price

Barcelona, Spain

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Last updated Jun 26, 2026

Seaquell Yacht | 108' Alloy 1992

SEAQUELL is an excellent example of the proven Dubois Design/Alloy constructed platform. The reverse transom, twin helm stations with a generous cockpit leading into a 360 degree skylounge is a distinctive feature of SEAQUELL. Indicative of this design is the ability to cover miles and SEAQUELL has covered many in the true fashion of a global traveler. The salon offers a 360 degree view of the horizon with comfortable seating for guests as well as the interior steering station and navigation center, well-suited for passage making.
Forward of the helm station and below is the main salon. Whether one wishes to host formal dining or simply relax, this light and well-appointed area has been renewed by the present owner. Leading aft from the salon are port and starboard guest cabins. The port cabin has a queen berth and starboard has twin berths which can also be converted to one king size bed. Granite floors and counter surfaces have been renewed as of 2013. All interior rooms are unusually spacious!
The master stateroom is aft with a full beam area to relax. A steam shower is available aside from the normal bath amenities. Forward and port side of the master is a bonus room/nanny cabin. This room can serve many different functions including a Pullman berth for sleeping, a gymnasium or simply a storage area for luggage.
The port/starboard stairways leading up the transom are an early Dubois/Alloy trademark and make for easy access on to the spacious aft deck. Spacious lockers are accessed back here on either side of the deck level Jacuzzi.
The twin steering station wheel and controls allow for excellent visibility while under sail as well as when docking the boat in close quarters. Forward of the helm station is a very comfortable center cockpit which provides an excellent venue for outside dining or a wonderful area for guests to observe the sailing action underway. Immediately forward and above, is an ideal sunning area/ observation port providing an elevated view of the horizon.