The 46-metre Sanlorenzo motor yacht Pick Up has been newly listed for sale with Dennis Frederiksen of Fraser.
Delivered in 2011 and most recently refitted in 2025, her broker describes her as "a steel displacement yacht blending long-range cruising capability with refined contemporary living". Both interiors and exteriors were designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design, while her naval architecture was developed in-house by the Italian shipyard.
A bright main saloon greets guests as they step on board the four-deck yacht, with a lounging area sitting adjacent to the bar, creating a social hub for those on board. Also in the same open-plan layout is an oval dining table for eight guests, offering a space for hosting on board.
Accommodation is for eight guests across four en suite cabins. The master cabin includes a glass-walled en suite, office and a walk-in wardrobe.
Al fresco dining can be enjoyed on the main deck aft, with two L-shaped settees and built-in tables sitting adjacent to each other, creating an informal dining area under the overhang, complemented by the sea breeze.
The upper deck lounge is designed as an alternative relaxing spot for a more intimate group, with a sofa pad facing a television screen and a round high-top table to complement the space. Meanwhile, out on the upper deck aft, a large sunpad, sun loungers and an elongated dining table paired with a built-in sofa encourage guests to relax.
Another dining space is built into the bow, offering a more private al fresco living area beneath an optional shade.
Up top, the sundeck is dedicated to entertaining large parties in all weather conditions, offering a dining table for six guests next to a bar with three stools, all under a hard rooftop. Aft of the deck features a row of sunpads facing out onto uninterrupted views.
At sea level, an expansive swim platform holds two sun loungers and provides a space for guests to safely enter the water. The yacht also benefits from a gym area decked with Technogym equipment.
The yacht for sale can reach a top speed of 17 knots and can cruise at 15 knots, boasting a maximum cruising range of 3,500 nautical miles at 11 knots, with power coming from two Caterpillar diesel engines.
Pick Up is asking €13,500,000.