The yacht brings together all the defining traits of a large flybridge platform: expansive exterior deck areas, a generous flybridge, and a wide main-deck salon flooded with natural light thanks to full-height panoramic windows. Clever naval architecture and interior planning create the feel of a yacht noticeably larger than her actual length.

Princess 35M was built as a semi-custom project, allowing each owner to tailor the yacht to their preferences. Buyers could select from different wood types, gloss levels, finishes, fabrics and materials, resulting in highly individual interiors while retaining Princess’ signature look and build quality.

The model was offered in both four- and five-cabin layouts, with a key feature being the full-beam owner’s suite located on the main deck - a layout more commonly associated with larger yachts. Guest accommodation is arranged on the lower deck and is designed for comfortable extended cruising.

Depending on configuration, Princess 35M accommodates 10 to 12 guests and continues to be one of the most sought-after models on the brokerage market. Its enduring appeal lies in a rare combination of size, layout, customisation potential and the long-standing reputation of Princess Yachts - making it a solid, no-nonsense choice in the 35-metre class.

The yacht is powered by reliable MTU engines with a conventional shaft line, and can be equipped with fin stabilisers to enhance onboard comfort underway and at anchor. Aft, a dedicated garage accommodates both a tender and a jet ski, adding to the yacht’s practicality for family use and cruising.

Exterior design was penned by Bernard Olesinski, whose work is inseparable from the Princess brand, combining understated elegance with functionality and timeless proportions.