LADY LENA

Superyacht LADY LENA was built by Italian shipyard Sanlorenzo with a steel displacement hull and aluminium superstructure measuring a total of 52m/170.7ft. Officina Italiana Design was responsible for her exterior styling while the naval architecture and interiors were completed by the Sanlorenzo in-house team, with a launch in 2020. The accommodation sleeps up to 12 charter guests over six en-suite cabins, two of which are convertible and can be used as alternative lounges/media rooms etc. The crew of 9 will ensure that every guest receives first-class service throughout their time onboard. Sanlorenzo 52Steel model was also the winner of the 2018 World Superyacht Awards in the ‘Displacement Motor Yachts below 500GT – 40m and above’ category.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF LADY LENA

•  Brand new yacht on the charter market in 2020
•  Timeless classic interiors
•  Multifunctional layout
•  Beach club of 80 m2
•  Sundeck spreading 90 m2 with an 8-seater jacuzzi
•  Large Endless pool on Main Deck
•  SPA with GYM, sauna and hammam
•  Wide range of toys
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The yacht features exterior lines by Officina Italiana Design and offers a great number of exterior deck areas with top-quality exterior loose furniture by Angelo Cappellini. Guests arriving by tender will disembark onto the broad and deep swim platform which is perfect for sunbathing beside the water. There is direct access to the beach club, and stairways connect up to the main deck aft where guests will find a glass-bottomed swimming pool surrounded by sunpads, and farther forward a C-shaped sofa, armchairs and a coffee table.

The starboard staircase leads to the upper deck to the grand alfresco dining area to seat 12 beneath the sundeck overhang. Sofas are placed along the stern for unwinding in the views and the sunshine after a three-course meal. Side passageways lead around to the foredeck, furnished with a forward-facing C-shaped sofa, an elevated table and two corner sofas with drinks tables.

The sundeck is accessed via a starboard staircase from the upper deck, and comes with sun loungers lining the stern, space for outdoor exercise, a shaded amidships section providing a port-side wet bar and an alfresco dining table, two forward-facing corner sofas with drinks tables and a forward raised circular Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads.

INTERIOR

The interior design of the yacht was created by Sanlorenzo’s team in close collaboration with the owner’s team, incorporating top-quality interior loose furniture by SUMMIT. It is characterised by huge, full-height windows in both saloons, timeless classic styling with detailed woodwork throughout.

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation forward, followed by the majority of the guest accommodation amidships, then the engine room. The massive beach club in the stern contains a sauna, hammam and gym in addition to a spacious lounge. Fold-down terraces are placed on both sides of the beach club, and the area can be used for storing water toys and jet skis.

On the main deck, the Master suite is placed forward, followed by the galley, pantry and main foyer into the combined formal dining area and main salon to the aft. The formal dining area seats up to 12 guests and the salon consists of two large sofas to port and aft respectively joined by four armchairs around a coffee table and side tables for with lamps for more focal lighting in the evenings. Opposite, a drinks table and two chairs are placed beside the starboard windows for a couple to enjoy the views.

The bridge controls are forward on the upper deck, followed by the Captain’s cabin and VIP stateroom to port and starboard respectively. There is a private pantry on this deck for efficient service in the aft skylounge, where there is a port corner bar forward, a widescreen TV on the forward wall adjacent and L-shaped sofas in both aft corners providing coffee tables or footstools for casual relaxation.

A pair of MTU 12V 4000 M63 engines produce a top speed of 17 knots, a cruising speed of 15 knots and a transatlantic range of 4,000 nautical miles at 12 knots.