48M CONTEMPORARY SUPERYACHT

Built by Italian shipyard Rossinavi in 2020, the 48M CONTEMPORARY SUPERYACHT is muscular and contemporary in appearance with an all-aluminium hull and superstructure in bronze and white respectively, with interior and exterior styling from Enrico Gobbi. She was designed for American Owners intending on cruising in the Caribbean & Bahamas, and as such has a draft of 2.4m/7.10ft for shallow waters but is also a fabulous option for Mediterranean charters. There is a professional crew of nine for first class service for all 12 guests on board while cruising, and the overnight accommodation provides for 10 guests across five en-suite cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF 48M CONTEMPORARY SUPERYACHT

• Foredeck and sundeck Jacuzzis
• Beach club with plunge bath and steam room 
• Fold-down terraces off the formal dining area
• Master suite with fold-down terrace
• Great selection of water toys
• Transatlantic range of 3,600 nautical miles
• Gym equipment and massage chair
• Lift/Elevator
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

A U-shaped seating area accompanied by a table and two armchairs is placed along the stern of the main deck aft for outdoor relaxation with impressive views, and convenient connections down to the lower deck swim platform. A starboard stairway connects to the upper deck aft, and side walkways lead to the fold-down terraces off the formal dining area, then on to the foredeck sunbathing area, fitted with a Jacuzzi and sunbeds.

The upper deck aft is designed for effortless outdoor entertaining and has a wet bar forward to port, a large circular alfresco dining table in the central area, and sofa seating lining the stern along with drinks tables for entertaining after a meal.

The sundeck also has a forward wet bar and a spa pool placed beneath the hardtop with openable sun roof.

The shaded area aft of amidships hosts a U-shaped sofa and table perfect for drinks and conversation, and sun-worshippers have sun loungers awaiting them on the sun-exposed aft.

INTERIOR

The interior styling from Team for Design – Enrico Gobbi creates a serene atmosphere using pale cream complemented by golden yellow lighting in the ceiling, along the walls and floor. Custom carpentry and world-renowned names including Hermès, Rubelli and Armani Casa furnish each room, and bronzed brass metal, onyx and leather create further detailing.

The guest and crew accommodation can be found on the lower deck, along with a spacious beach club boasting a plunge bath and steam room.

The Master suite is forward on the main deck, followed by the galley to port and the main foyer to starboard, which has an elegant lift/elevator providing access to all floors for guest convenience. The aft interior of the main deck combines the formal dining area to seat 12 forward, and the lounge behind. The main salon uses a symmetrical layout, placing a sofa, armchair and side tables on both sides of the room with coffee tables in the centre.

Glass sliding doors with a fold-down terrace on both sides of the dining table let in the fresh air and ambient sounds of the location, and another set of glass sliding doors leads out onto the main deck aft.

On the upper deck, the helm controls are forward with the foyer behind, which in turn leads through to the skylounge. Large windows and mirrors amplify the sense of volume within, where guests and visitors can converse in comfort on the long L-shaped sofa with footrests to starboard or the two armchairs to port along with a widescreen TV.

A pair of MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines give a top speed of 19 knots, a cruising speed of 11 knots and a transatlantic range of 3,600 nautical miles.