2004 Holland Jachtbouw Custom Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht

Built in 2004 by Holland Jachtbouw in the Netherlands to naval architecture by Bill Langan of Langan Design Associates, Anjilis is a 105' raised pilothouse motor yacht with a flybridge, finished in aluminum throughout the hull and superstructure and laid in teak on deck. Twin MTU 16V 2000 M90 diesel engines received complete zero-time overhauls in the 2021 refit, driving her to a cruising speed of 16 knots and a top speed of 22 knots, supported by twin ZF gearboxes and extensive drivetrain and running-gear refurbishment – including propeller shaft inspection, renewed shaft seals and cutlass bearings, overhaul and balancing of both Cardan shafts, renewed gearbox mounts, and drivetrain alignment – along with removal, reconditioning and balancing of both sets of propellers, new exhaust, and NAIAD zero-speed stabilizers fitted new in the same refit.

The 2021 refit, completed over 12 months, extended well beyond mechanical systems. The twin Kohler 45 kW generators and the Condaria chilled-water HVAC plant, both originally installed in 2017, were comprehensively serviced and recommissioned during the refit; new Furuno chart and instrument displays and a Nobletec Time Zero plotting system were installed in the pilothouse, and Dekassis monitoring brought PLC automation to the engine room. Patrick Knowles Designs led a full interior refresh, with new carpet and upholstery carried through the salon and all staterooms, alongside a galley upgrade centered on a Gaggenau induction hob and Sonos four-zone audio.

Below decks, Anjilis accommodates 7 guests across three staterooms - a full-beam owner's suite amidships, a VIP stateroom to port, and a twin guest cabin forward with a Pullman berth - each with a full en-suite head. Forward of the main salon, a dedicated formal dining room seats eight, a layout uncommon aboard yachts of this size. Crew quarters sit forward on the lower deck, separate from guest areas, with berths for a captain and four crew. On deck, the aft cockpit and flybridge each offer expanding dining for eight or more, and a Hydromar Mediterranean passerelle and boat crane support tender and guest access.

Anjilis is flagged in the Cayman Islands and built to ABS and MCA standards. She is offered at $5,750,000.

*Not available for sale to US residents while in US waters*