The 2024-delivered, 33.5-metre Riva 110 yacht Taku has been sold in a deal between Della Pearce of Camper & Nicholsons representing the seller and Patrick Hopkins of Italian Yacht Group representing the buyer.
The yacht is presented in immaculate condition, designed by Mauro Micheli of Officina Italiana Design, which also penned the interior. Taku’s exterior is characterised by sporty lines and a futuristic space-grey hull and superstructure.
Accommodation is for eight guests across four cabins, comprising four identical double cabins on the lower deck.
Taku provides an ideal platform for entertainment with her modern, open-plan main saloon – sporting high, reflective ceilings and full-length windows – spacious exterior spaces and a versatile entertainment area on her main deck. The saloon has ample room for seating and dining, while a corridor leads to the full-beam entertainment space on her main deck.
Taku features three deck areas: the main deck, flybridge and foredeck. The main deck aft features a covered al fresco dining area, and up top, the flybridge is home to a partially shaded deck space and a helm station with space for guest observation, relaxing and dining. The foredeck similarly has ample sunpads and a built-in Jacuzzi, from which guests can experience panoramic views.
The broker commented: "Taku is an attractive choice for clients who value social spaces, thanks to her continuous, open-plan configuration and minimal fixed-furnishings. This is a unique opportunity to own an exceptional Riva yacht that is a canvas for your personal vision."
A swim platform offers direct access to the water and the 220GT yacht has storage for one Jet Ski and one tender on board.
Powered by twin MTU engines, Taku can reach an impressive top speed of 26 knots.
Taku was last asking €12,800,000.