Inside, the layout is arranged for comfort and usability. The full-beam owner’s suite is complemented by four additional guest cabins, each with its own proportions and ensuite. Generous salon spaces are defined by wide beam and large windows, ensuring natural light and smooth transitions between dining, lounging, and circulation areas. The arrangement supports both family living and guest hosting, with balance across private and shared zones.

Her exterior reflects the signature lines of Tom Fexas, combining sleek form with practical deck arrangements. Broad side decks, shaded lounges, and open dining areas provide variety across all levels. The scale of her beam enhances circulation, while the aluminum build supports longevity and efficiency. Each exterior area is designed for movement and usability, maintaining consistent flow between decks.

Performance is driven by twin engines that deliver a cruising speed of 13 knots and a maximum of 16 knots. With her aluminum hull and superstructure, GRAND ILLUSION combines efficient passage-making with stability and comfort. Her 349 GT volume ensures she carries scale without excess, while her engineering pedigree positions her for reliable operation on both coastal and longer itineraries.

Following a recent refit, GRAND ILLUSION has been maintained to a strong standard. She combines Palmer Johnson build pedigree, proven design, and guest-focused proportions in a package that remains competitive within her segment. For a buyer seeking an American-built yacht of scale and distinction, she represents an appealing acquisition opportunity with immediate availability.