Launched in 2023, this extraordinary Ferretti Yachts 720, hull no. 32 of the series, has been consistently maintained by owners attentive to upkeep and detail, and is now presented in excellent condition, both technically and aesthetically.
With an overall length of 22.30 meters, the Ferretti Yachts 720 stands out among vessels in its category for its sleek hull and dynamic profile, an expression of the shipyard's stylistic evolution.
Inside, the main deck welcomes guests into an elegant and bright salon, enhanced by oak parquet flooring and curtains by Zimmer+Rohde. Following this is the dining area, highlighted by a large wooden table, ideal for convivial moments while cruising and at anchor.
The entertainment system features an enhanced Hi-Fi setup with sound distribution extended to the salon, cockpit, and flybridge, configured for party music mode.
The lower deck is organized to accommodate up to 8 guests in four independent cabins, starting with the owner's cabin equipped with a walk-in closet and private bathroom, a VIP cabin, also with en-suite bathroom, and two guest cabins that share a third bathroom.
The crew also has dedicated spaces, thanks to a cabin with independent access, bathroom, and separate laundry area.
The exterior spaces, entirely covered in teak and featuring cushions by Spradling, combine durability with high-quality finishes.
The flybridge offers a relaxation area protected by an elegant glass hardtop, completed with a teak table, grill, refrigerator, and a large sunbathing area. The cockpit, a true oasis of tranquility, connects the salon to the tender lift platform which, in addition to creating an appealing beach area, simplifies maneuvers with the tender. At the bow, the spacious dinette with a teak table is complemented by a generous sunbathing area, providing ideal spaces for relaxation.
From a technical standpoint, the vessel is equipped with 2 MAN V12 engines with 1,400 horsepower that ensure a cruising speed of 28 knots, guaranteeing smooth and stable navigation thanks also to the dual Seakeeper NG9 and NG6 gyroscopic stabilizers.
