In 2025, DEEA II underwent a complete and meticulous refit, elevating its condition to the highest standards and ensuring that it is presented today in like-new condition, ready to use. Both the interior and exterior have been extensively updated with a focus on design, comfort and functionality. The exterior has been completely renovated with a total hull and superstructure cladding, complemented by new exterior trims, awnings aft, bow and flybridge, and a newly installed flybridge table, foredeck coffee table and stainless steel handrails. The aft platform has been modified with a new aft door and an expanded beach area, improving access to the sea. Internally, the yacht has been modernized with new parquet floors, new carpets, new ceilings and completely renovated furniture, including a new sofa in the main salon, a dining wine cabinet, bed frames and headboards. All flybridge and helm seating has been refurbished, while the interior and exterior lighting systems have been replaced with modern, energy-efficient solutions, including new underwater lights. On the technical and entertainment side, DEEA II now features new appliances in the galley, a new ice maker, seven brand new televisions and an upgraded Hi-Fi/AV system throughout the yacht. Both the flybridge and the lower helm stations received completely new instrumentation and controls, including the construction of a redesigned main command console. From a mechanical point of view, the yacht benefited from a full engine and generator service, including the overhaul of a generator, maintenance of Arneson surface drives, winches, pumps, autoclaves and anchor winches, as well as replacement of all sea taps. This extensive investment has transformed DEEA II into a modern, elegant and mechanically reliable sport yacht, making it an exceptional opportunity for an owner looking for a yacht that is both high-performance and immediately operational.

The Cigarette 35 "Awesome" is a design by renowned American builder/racer Don Aronow and is derived from the off-shore racing model that won the Bahamas 500 and the 1974 World Championship. At the time, the boat was the largest that could be transported on a trolley and was available in 2 versions (sport or racing) equipped with different engines. The boat in question is equipped with 305 hp Mercruiser engines from 2007 and is in good general condition. Boat registered under the Maltese flag. The teak platform leads to the aft sundeck that hides the engine locker. The cockpit is equipped with a sofa placed as a permadie, the pilot's seat along the starboard side and the co-pilot's seat on the opposite side. The wooden companionway connects the area below deck equipped with a V-shaped bow bed and retractable marine toilet. To the left of the descent stairs there is a cabinet with an internal fridge.

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