Award-winning 66m Rossinavi superyacht Alchemy sold off-market

Edmiston has announced the off-market sale of Rossinavi's 65.7-metre motor yacht Alchemy. Will Bagshaw from Edmiston introduced the buyer in the deal, while Fabrizio Loi from InterYachting represented the seller.

Alchemy was delivered by the Italian yard in 2023 to much acclaim. She was designed by Philippe Briand of Vitruvius (who also completed the naval architecture) and outfitted with interiors by Team For Design - Enrico Gobbi. It was her suspended glass staircase – a striking sculptural centrepiece and a marvel of engineering – and thoughtful storage-prioritising design that wowed judges at the 2024 World Superyacht Awards, winning Alchemy the Motor Yacht of the Year Award. 

Fitted with diesel-electric propulsion, the tri-deck superyacht was built to fulfil an owner's brief for large al fresco areas and a focus on wellness. As a result, over 330 square metres of outdoor space and plenty of amenities can be found on board Alchemy, including a Jacuzzi, a 230-label wine cellar, a full-beam gym on the lower deck and a jam-packed toy garage that includes tenders and mountain bikes. A 28-square-metre galley, designed by Marrone, can accommodate three chefs for intricate formal dinners or smoother charter operations.

She joined the charter market for the first time in 2024, unveiling her 1,194GT interiors, which are characterised by wide open-plan spaces and a palette of neutral tones, complemented by materials such as bleached oak and travertine and textured leathers ranging from cowhide to shagreen. Accommodation on board is for 12 guests in six cabins, in addition to 15 crew members.

Other highlights include an open-air wellness room by the beach platform and a panoramic spa pool on the sundeck, which is also the deck with Alchemy's second kitchen and a large outdoor screen for late-night movie watching. 

Her diesel-electric power is from twin Caterpillar engines, capable of reaching a 16-knot top speed, a 12-knot cruising speed and a range of 4,000 nautical miles. Key specs include an 11.3-metre beam and a draught of 3.1 metres. 

Alchemy's asking price is unknown.