N71
Production: 2017-present
Specifications
Dimensions
- LOA
- 71.83' (21.89m)
- LWL
- 68.33'
- Beam
- 22.48'
- Draft
- 6.67'
Weight & Capacity
- Displacement
- 227,800 lbs
- Fuel
- 4,592 gal
- Water
- 600 gal
Propulsion
- Engine
- Twin John Deere 6068SFM85 249 hp each
- Hull Type
- full displacement
Range & Efficiency
- Range
- 4,000 nm
- At Speed
- 9 knots
Accommodations
- Cabins
- 4
- Heads
- 4
Photo Gallery
Exterior
Interior
Cockpit
High-quality N71 photos coming soon
Layout Options
Layout diagrams coming soon
Available layouts: Master cabin aft, VIP guest forward, Two guest cabins, Crew quarters, Four heads
Current Listings
No active listings found
Check back for N71 vessels on the market
Price History
Not enough price history data yet. Check back after a few days of tracking.
Compare N71
See how this model compares to others
Historical Notes
Current model. LOA 71'10". Extended range flagship. Twin engine. Ballast: 28,000 lbs lead. Range: ~4,000 nm at 9 knots.
Model Insights
The Nordhavn 71 represents a substantial step into true yacht territory, offering exceptional interior volume and capability while remaining manageable for experienced owner-operators. As a current production model, it incorporates the latest in Nordhavn design philosophy.
For buyers comparing large Nordhavns, the N71 sits between the N68 and N72 in the lineup. Compared to the N68, the N71 adds 3 feet of length and more interior volume, particularly in the accommodation spaces. Compared to the N72, the N71 is slightly smaller but may offer better value—used N71s typically range $3-5M versus $4-6M for N72s. All three share similar systems complexity and require professional maintenance support.
The N71 competes directly with the N76 in the 70-foot range, with the N76 offering slightly more length but similar capability. For buyers stepping up from the N63 or N64, the N71 represents a significant increase in interior volume, systems complexity, and operating costs. The engine room on the N71 is notably more accessible than the crawl-around spaces on smaller models. Key considerations include dockage limitations ($2-4K/month in major marinas), annual operating costs of $80-150K, and the potential need for crew on extended passages.
Insights compiled from YachtTech video reviews and owner experiences. Always verify with a qualified surveyor.