The 62.5-metre motor yacht Apogee has been sold. Josh Gulbranson of Fraser represented the seller in the deal, while Merle Wood of Merle Wood & Associates introduced the buyer.
Apogee was delivered in 2003, constructed in steel and aluminium by Italian yard Codecasa to a design by Cantieri Navali with the yard's in-house naval architecture. She was last refitted in 2023, and according to BOATPro, has had only one owner since new.
An interior by Franco & Anna Della Role offers flexible accommodation, sleeping up to 12 guests in six cabins, including four doubles and two twins, all finished in mahogany and all with en suite bathrooms. Meanwhile, there are further quarters for a crew of 17.
A highly successful charter yacht, Apogee encompasses a great deal in one package. The attention to detail can be seen throughout the Codecasa build, from the handcrafted mahogany panelling in the bridge deck saloon to the rich woodwork of the main saloon and the grand staircase and lift.
Following her sale, Apogee will continue her charter programme and remains available for charter with her existing captain and crew.
Notable amenities on board include a large breakfast bar on the main deck aft, al fresco dining on the upper deck aft, and, on the sundeck, a well-equipped air-conditioned gym, a 12-person Jacuzzi and two wet bars on the sizeable aft "sunning" area.
Powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines, the 1,126GT Lloyd's class motor yacht has a maximum speed of 16 knots, a cruising speed of 11.5 knots and an impressive range of 7,000 nautical miles.
Key specs include an 11.2-metre beam and a 3.8-metre draught. She is also fitted with stabilisers for additional comfort when at anchor and underway.
Apogee's last asking price is unknown.