The 38.1-metre Benetti motor yacht Exinity has joined the market with Ed Dickinson of Northrop & Johnson.
Exinity belongs to Benetti's 125 Fast series and is in "immaculate condition", having been under the care of one private owner since her delivery in 2021. Her sharp, contemporary exterior lines were designed by Stefano Righini.
Accommodation is across five cabins, with quarters for a crew of seven (including one captain's cabin). The master cabin is found on the main deck and features a walk-in closet, an office and his and hers en suite with a shower.
Interiors are owed to RWD and incorporate dark and light woods alongside plush, low-profile furniture. The main saloon boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and a formal dining table that accommodates up to 10 guests, while the skylounge is equipped with a bar, card table and seating area centered around a large television.
Up top, the sundeck is "designed for entertaining" with its bar, lounge spaces and retractable sunroof. Other highlights include a custom Jacuzzi on the bow and the beach club, which comes with a gym and "increased ceiling heights and a higher volume" compared to most 40-metre models.
According to the broker, Exinity is also "15 per cent more fuel efficient than competitors at displacement speed," while still being capable of reaching a top speed of over 22 knots. She comes with an integrated azipull drive system, "stay-on-spot" positioning technology and zero-speed stabilisers for additional comfort when underway or at anchor.
The yacht has also been built to RINA class and LY3 compliance standards for charter operations.
Exinity is asking €16,750,000.