The 41.4-metre Baglietto motor yacht Aquila has been listed for sale with Pierre Badin of Denison Yachting.
Aquila was originally delivered in 2004 as RC, constructed in aluminium by the Italian yard to a custom design for the legendary late Italian designer Roberto Cavalli – hence the yacht's abbreviated name. Tommaso Spadolini penned her exterior design, with an interior curated by Cavalli himself, alongside Gagliardi and Ira Petromanolaki - Yacht Design.
Aquila has had two owners since her sale from Cavalli in 2015, undergoing major refits in 2020 and again in 2023-2024, with recent works including a full repaint and the completion of her RINA 20-year survey.
Read More/In memoriam: inside the boats owned and designed by Roberto CavalliOn board, accommodation is for up to ten guests in five cabins comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck, complete with walk-in wardrobes and a large en suite, and two VIP cabins, one double cabin and one twin cabin on the lower deck, all with en suite. Further quarters accommodate nine crew.
In terms of main deck living areas, the 360GT yacht for sale features a stylish full-beam main saloon with an open-plan lounge and dining area, while forward, there is an expansive sunbathing area with a Jacuzzi on the foredeck; all cleverly integrated into Aquila's attractive all-black hull and superstructure, finished with tinted glass.
Above, the top deck houses a dedicated cinema room, where guests can relax after a day of cruising on a funky zebra-print sofa. Doors aft lead to the exterior deck, with its comfortable al fresco dining area for up to 12 guests and a bar and sofas to enjoy dinner parties or casual lunches.
She is "loaded" with a variety of tenders, Jet Skis and water toys, according to her broker, in addition to gym equipment, including free weights and a bench, providing endless entertainment for all guests.
Twin 3,700 hp MTU diesel engines combined with Kamewa Jets allow for a maximum speed of 26 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles at her 13.5-knot cruising speed. She is also equipped with zero-speed stabilisers to ensure stability both at anchor and underway. Key specs include an eight-metre beam and a draft of two metres.
Aquila is asking €8,900,000 with VAT paid, currently lying in Viareggio, Italy.