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In the nautical world, wood is certainly not an unknown material and, indeed, has been the cornerstone of shipbuilding for the vast and greater part of its existence. Still, a 50-meter wooden superyacht is definitely more unique than rare. Fifty meters long, 10.56 wide at maximum beam and displacing over 300 tons, this superyacht is built of GRP-coated teak and, of course, does not disdain luxury, with six fine cabins, a cinema area and Made in Italy designer furnishings.
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Designed and engineered by Henderson Marine International, this 50-meter, as yet unnamed, entered construction in 2020 and is now for sale in Dubai, UAE, on behalf of Bush & Noble. But looking at the boat itself, first of all the exterior impresses, where the teak is left entirely exposed, protected by a high-gloss finish that emphasizes its workmanship. The interior, however, also wants its share, with huge spaces and sleeping accommodations for 17 people total.
As for the creation of the interior spaces, the strictly Italian-designed furnishings aim to create a comfortable and relaxed environment, bolstered by an extremely generous beam (10.6 m), which promotes freedom of movement and comfort. To welcome guests, a huge hall immediately offers decidedly high standards, offering several convivial areas, two screening areas, a dedicated bar area, and, of course, an extremely formal dining area. The style is then echoed throughout the boat, with a huge furnished aft cockpit and several decks dedicated to all kinds of activities.
As for sleeping areas, two master cabins and four guest cabins. each with a private bathroom, accommodate up to 12 people–of course, excluding the crew, who can count on three separate cabins, sleeping five in total.
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As for propulsion, the task is entrusted to a pair of Caterpillar 3512s of 1678 horsepower each, for enough power to reach a top speed of 18 knots. In terms of range, on the other hand, the fuel tanks accommodate up to 127,850 liters .
To see the sale announcement, visit the website of
Bush & Noble
.
| Length Over All | 50 m |
| Baglio Massimo | 10.56 m |
| Fishing | 2.02 m |
| Displacement | 363,369 kg |
| Motorization | 2x Caterpillar 3512 with 1678 horsepower |
| Fuel Tank | 127,850 liters |
| Maximum Speed | 18 kn |
| Beds | 12 |
| Cabins | 6 |
| Services | 11 |
| Crew Cabins | 3 (5 people) |
| Contact | Bush & Noble |
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