Known for its intricately engineered designs and luxury statement, Rossinavi has sent one of its marvels, the 49.9-metre motor yacht 'Flying Dagger III', sailing to the brokerage market. Trusted brokerage Y.CO has acquired the yacht and plans to display it at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show.
Boating enthusiasts will be thrilled to know that this is the first time the vessel has joined the market since its initial launch in 2018. The yacht has only been used privately, receiving well-documented and consistent upkeep. The yacht's frame, made of Aluminium, underscores a fast displacement design along with a sporty, car-like aesthetic envisioned by the innovative team at Team For Design - Enrico Gobbi. The naval architecture holds the signature touch of Arrabito Naval Architects.
The use of natural light is a prevalent design strategy within the yacht, with floor-to-ceiling windows illuminating chic, neutral-toned furnishings and furniture. The main saloon boasts of an ample lounge area and formal dining space. An upper saloon provides a relaxed ambience to unwind before dinner. Providing ample room for a crew of 10, the yacht is in the market for an asking price of €28,500,000.
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