A €500,000 price drop has been announced on the 35.5-metre Azimut motor yacht Serendipity, listed for sale with Pierre Badin of Denison Yachting.
Serendipity was delivered by the Italian yard in 2008 as an Azimut 116 model, designed by Stefano Righini. The broker noted that she was refitted from 2022 to 2024, with her hull and superstructure repainted and €1,950,000 invested in the works. The extensive refit also included an interior rebuild where she was redesigned by Margherita Casprini.
A spacious main saloon serves as the main convivial area of the yacht, with a large lounging space that blends seamlessly into the dining area, seating all guests on board. Accents of cream and navy blue lend a sophisticated profile, while a large window frames the surrounding views, allowing natural light to fill the space.
Serendipity accommodates a party of 12 guests in five cabins located on the lower deck, including the full-beam master with its own private access. Two cabins are designated as VIPs, and two are twins with additional Pullman berths.
On the main deck is a sixth cabin, which can be used as a TV lounge or office with a large sofa bed and Pullman. Meanwhile, there are further quarters for a crew of six in three cabins.
Al fresco living is dedicated to the main deck aft, where a large dining table is located, paired with a banquette for a comfortable lunch spot or evening meal. The table is positioned under the overhang, so the area is flexible for all-weather use.
Up top, the sundeck has a table large enough for 12 guests to dine al fresco, protected by an electrically opening hard bimini top. Sunbathing can be enjoyed on the deck with a variety of soft furnishings and sunbeds overlooking uninterrupted views.
The 260GT RINA-classed yacht for sale is powered by twin MTU diesels, giving her a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots.
Serendipity is now asking €5,450,000.