2006 Westport 112' _{(34.14 m)}

North Palm Beach, Florida, United States

Lila Cuy

2006 Westport 112 “LILA CUY” has enjoyed light private use under her current experienced owner since 2021. She features a four-stateroom guest layout, crew accommodations for up to five, MTU power, NAIAD stabilizers, bow thruster, and sewage treatment system.

Motor Yachts
Power
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull
HIN/IMO: WPS07723D506

Vessel ID# 2846639 Last Updated: 2026-01-22 17:20:23

$ 4,999,000 USD

€ 4,394,145 Euros
$ 7,049,839 CAD
£ 3,753,144 GBP

EMAIL BROKER+1 (954) 292 0629

Description

We are proud to present the 2006 Westport 112 “LILA CUY” for global sale. Originally launched as Angel Wings in 2006, she has enjoyed light private use under her current experienced owner since 2021. Featuring a four-stateroom guest layout, crew accommodations for up to five, MTU power, NAIAD stabilizers, bow thruster, and sewage treatment system, “LILA CUY” combines capability with comfort.

In 2025, she underwent a yard period at Safe Harbor Rybovich, receiving a full bottom job, stabilizer service, windlass rebuild, bow thruster overhaul, and davit paint. Upgrades included new exhaust risers, hot water heater, master cabin wall paneling, and refreshed countertops in the owner’s head.

Her interior was transformed in 2019 by Chanel Coontz of Neosage, replacing dated tones with a serene indigo palette, elegant Azul stone surfaces, and sea-inspired details—creating a calm, sophisticated atmosphere. Further updates in 2021 added new teak on the swim platform, refreshed galley flooring, and updated crew spaces.

With a pedigree build, thoughtful design, and continuous upgrades, “LILA CUY” offers timeless elegance and turnkey readiness for her next adventure.

Key Features:

NAIAD Fin Stabilizers
Spacious 4 Stateroom Layout
Fast and efficient
Shallow draft

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