The 30.3-metre Riva motor yacht Stile di Vita has been sold in a deal, with Ed Dickinson and Kevin Merrigan of Northrop & Johnson representing the seller and Gabriele Modica Ragusa and Stefano Falaschi of Futura Yacht representing the buyer.
The Riva 102 Corsaro Super model was designed throughout by Officina Italiana Design, led by Mauro Micheli, and built of GRP in Italy by Riva. Delivered in 2023, her naval architecture is by Ferretti Engineering Department. Her black superstructure sports a highly-raked dark-tinted windscreen giving her a racy appearance.
Accommodation is provided for 10 guests in five cabins, that the broker said are of "high volume" and "sophisticated and stylish" featuring wood, marble and leather with exquisite detailing. The bottom of the windows in the owner's suite forward have been lowered, compared to the previous model, to give better views of the sea. There are quarters for a crew of five.
The tri-deck yacht boasts 100 square metres of open-air living space and 140 square metres of glass surfaces, allowing for panoramic vistas.
As well as the sundeck, guests can sunbathe on the foredeck or sit in forward-facing seating further towards the bow for an exhilarating feeling of speed. At rest, rear-facing seats on the swim platform are a great place to unwind after a jetski ride or swim. Her garage fits a Williams DieselJet 445 tender.
The 171GT, RINA-classed motor yacht has a cruising speed of 24 knots and top speed of 27.5 knots under twin 2,638hp MTU engines.
Stile di Vita was last asking $13,000,000.
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