A new joint central agency has been announced on the 52-metre Perini Navi sailing yacht Squall, now listed for sale with Johnathan Barbe of Edmiston and Tomaso Polli of Y.CO.
Delivered in 2002, she had her most recent, extensive refit in 2026, including a full paint programme and comprehensive rig refit. Designed by Perini Navi alongside Dubois Naval Architects, who completed the naval architecture, she was described by industry watchers as "the best of designer Dubois married to the best of Perini Navi". Her sleek interiors are the work of Rémi Tessier, offering a combination of light polished wood and cream furnishings.
Stepping on board, Squall's layout features a large main saloon, with an L-shaped sofa and coffee table. This room flows seamlessly into the dining area, featuring a bar and a table for six guests.
Outside, through the double doors, her al fresco space is fit for dining, with a large dining table that can be converted into two coffee tables. This is complemented by two three-seater sofas offering a comfortable dining experience that can also be used for lounging, shaded by the deck above.
Below deck, the full-beam master suite sits aft, with two twin and two double guest cabins just forward off a central corridor, equipped with en suites. She sleeps a total of ten guests across five cabins, as well as nine crew members. The decor features modern-style walnut joinery with wenge accents.
Squall also benefits from a swim platform, allowing for easy access into the water or as another sun lounging space.
The yacht for sale's Caterpillar engine allows for a maximum speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 13 knots with a range of 3,900 nautical miles.
Squall is asking €19,900,000.