A new joint central agency has been announced on the 49.9-metre Rossinavi motor yacht Flying Dagger III, now listed for sale with Alex G Clarke of Denison Yachting and Radek Gendek of Luxury Charter Group. She will be the second-largest yacht on display at the Cannes Yachting Festival this year.
Aluminium comprises the fast displacement yacht, which was custom-built to RINA class and features a sporty, car-like design by Team For Design - Enrico Gobbi, with naval architecture by Arrabito Naval Architects.
Read More/On board Rossinavi's Aston Martin-inspired Flying Dagger"Sophisticated" interiors by Lazzarini Pickering Architetti host up to 10 guests in a five-cabin layout on board, including a spacious master with a private balcony, a large en suite and walk-in wardrobes. The remaining four cabins on the lower deck (two VIPs and two doubles) offer a flexible configuration, with the two double cabins able to transform into one VIP with a private lounge area. Meanwhile, there are further quarters for a crew of 10.
Living areas are filled with natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, illuminating the chic and neutral-toned soft furnishings and furniture. The main saloon is complete with an "abundant" lounge area and a formal dining space, while the upper saloon offers another, more-relaxed location for pre-dinner drinks.
Flying Dagger III is complete with a variety of exterior areas for socialising and relaxing. Large sunpads sprawl the foredeck for relaxing, uninterrupted views, while there is a choice of al fresco dining areas either on the sundeck, main deck or upper deck.
Closer to the water, the large beach club and swim platform provide the ultimate water-level space for launching toys or waterside lounging, as well as offering easy access to the sea. She is also equipped with a 6.3-metre Castoldi tender and has ample space for a wide selection of water toys.
The 495GT yacht for sale offers a top speed of 27 knots yet can cruise comfortably at 18 knots, all thanks to triple MTU 16V engines. She also offers "excellent stability" thanks to gyrostabilizers. Key specs include an 8.8-metre beam and a draught of 2.2 metres.
Flying Dagger III is asking €23,500,000.