“Chameleon” presents an exceptional value for a 2024 model year vessel that’s turn-key and under warranty, heavily upgraded interiors, a long list of options, and significant stateside upgrades. The yacht has never been chartered and has been meticulously maintained by its original owner and full-time Captain and crew.
The asymmetric series from Sanlorenzo redefines the boundaries of interior volume on a yacht of this size. An ingenious method elevates the Portside walkarounds from the main deck to the bridge level, granting the yacht an additional 3 feet of interior beam and substantially expanding the available space for interior accommodations.
Innovative layout features are seamlessly integrated throughout the SL90A: an expansive full-beam on-deck master stateroom and three spacious cabins below provide guests with unparalleled comfort. A hydraulic bulkhead section can be lowered at the touch of a button on the portside, revealing uninterrupted floor-to-ceiling views of the water from the salon. A spectacular open atrium stretches midships, connecting the bottom guest cabin deck to the raised pilothouse. Access and flow have been meticulously redesigned: an electric door from the master bedroom to the exterior deck of the bow facilitates swift access, while guests can also directly walk from the bridge deck to the bow sunbathing areas. Large skylights connect the sky and master bedroom to the shower, creating an abundance of natural light and fostering a sense of spaciousness.
Chameleon is a fully optioned Americas edition yacht, flagged in the United States with Duty paid. A wide range of desirable features and options include CNC electric stabilizer fins, a louvered sunroof, stern garage with a hydraulic swim platform, and more. Furthermore, the owner has invested a significant amount in additional aftermarket upgrades, including: Control 4 iPad-controlled AV, a starling internet infrastructure, upgraded sound, Ubiquity AI cameras, water filtration, extra refrigeration, high-capacity ice makers, upgraded AC chillers, flybridge eisenglass, and a Williams tender.
