The 33.5-metre Riva 110' Dolcevita motor yacht Riva Royale has been sold in an in-house deal with Cole Watkins of Allied Marine.
Riva Royale was delivered in 2023 as hull number 24 of the popular series, designed by Officina Italiana Design with naval architecture by Ferretti Engineering Department. She was constructed in GRP and painted with an "exquisite 'Regal Silver' exterior" colour scheme, which complements her custom interior adorned in high-gloss rosewood finishes.
Accommodation on board is for up to 11 guests in five cabins, with her layout and specifications said to be characteristic of the features that make Riva's flagship Dolcevita range so popular. A fairly monochromatic colour scheme adorns her interiors, contrasting the rich rosewood touches for a polished and contemporary look.
Living areas are bright and plentiful, with broad floor-to-ceiling windows providing bounds of light inside and expansive views out, including within the open-plan main saloon, which features a long U-shaped sofa and a formal dining table for eight.
The flybridge is key to the exterior decks on board, host to multiple sofas and an al fresco dining table, bar and grill sheltered by the hard top. Further lounge seating is located on the main deck aft, with steps that lead to the foredeck: an enticing area with a Jacuzzi sunk into the bow, a curved sofa and additional sunpads.
According to her brokers, Riva Royale is adorned with many high-spec upgrades, the most attractive of which are her aforementioned Jacuzzi and an additional balcony. Underwater lighting, a Starlink antenna, premium A/V and control systems are also among the upgrades.
Twin 2,600hp MTU engines power the yacht with dual SeaKeeper gyro stabilisers and zero-speed fin stabilisers, keeping her steady during cruising and comfortable when at anchor.
Riva Royale was last asking $14,900,000.