The Benetti Oasis 34 sits inside Benetti's Oasis line as a 112-foot displacement yacht carrying 269 gross tons, top-of-class for the length. King's Lair runs twin MTU 10V 2000M86 diesels for 2,760 hp total on a displacement hull, with dual drop-down balconies port and starboard, a glass-backed infinity pool aft, and a side-loading tender garage. The build carries roughly two million euros in factory upgrades on top of the base spec. Cruise sits at 14.5 knots with a max of 16.
Layout is five guest cabins over four crew cabins, sized for a full-crew ownership program. The main-deck full-beam master runs oversized port and starboard windows, a vanity, parquet flooring, and a full-beam ensuite with his-and-hers washbasins and shower. Lower deck runs two aft double cabins and two forward twin cabins, all with ensuite heads, hanging closets, TVs, and oversized hull glass. The main-deck salon opens through curved electric glass doors to a 76-square-meter aft deck with sunpads and a custom fire pit forward of the pool.
At $15,950,000 with 34 hours on the meter, King's Lair is essentially a break-in-only three-year-old Benetti with a proper crew program. The recent $1.05 million step-down from $16,999,000 reads to us as motivated seller signal on an otherwise well-specified hull. Comparable in-class Oasis 34s hold pricing on gross tonnage, options, and hour count, and this unit sits inside that band. If a low-hour Benetti with drop-down balconies and infinity pool fits your program, she earns the walkthrough.
