The 37-metre Custom Line motor yacht Tito el Patron has been sold in a deal with William Blackwell of Worth Avenue Yachts representing the buyer and Mark Elliott of IYC representing the seller.
Built in GRP and delivered in 2022 from Ferretti Group's Ancona facility in Italy, Tito el Patron is built from the yard's popular Navetta Line 37 model, designed by Zuccon International Project with naval architecture from the Ferretti Engineering Department.
The main saloon is home to a dining table seating eight and large L-shaped sofa with television that folds away to provide generous views through her large elongated windows. Her sky lounge is equally as impressive for admiring the views thanks to large slanted windows and a sizeable sliding glass door with minimal framing.
Tito el Patron accommodates a party of 10, with a main deck master suite plus four guest cabins on the lower deck, comprising two twins and two doubles. Her interiors, also from the team at Zuccon, are contemporary-classic and "create a sophisticated yet welcoming environment."
A spa pool on the sundeck is complemented by a beach club aft that sports floating platforms, offering two safe bathing areas. On the bow are sunpads and a lounging area with tables where guests can enjoy the views while underway, or seek privacy from onlookers when stern-to in port.
The upper deck aft provides the perfect spot for al fresco dining, while the bar is popular for aperitifs, found up top under the jet-black hardtop.
The 282GT yacht is powered by twin MTU engines, giving her a cruising speed of 12 knots and a maximum speed of 15.5 knots. She has a Bahamas-friendly draft.
Tito el Patron was last asking $14,900,000.