Seven Yacht

Design & Construction

Designed around a planing GRP hull and superstructure she features a 6.5m beam and a 1.93m draft. The yacht has an internal volume of 120 GT (Gross Tonnes).

Exterior Design

Seven features an asymmetric layout, with the saloon extending to the full beam of the boat on the port side, while the starboard side maintains a full walkway. This design maximizes interior space without sacrificing exterior functionality.

The cockpit area includes a versatile Tecan stainless steel table, which can be adjusted to serve as two separate coffee tables or one large dining table, thanks to its electric struts. The cockpit is shaded by an overhang from the flybridge, offering shelter from the elements. The mooring gear is robust with two large cleats and polished welds, indicating strong build quality.

At the aft, the yacht is equipped with a passerelle that retracts into a slot, a high-low platform, and a garage for tender storage. The foredeck provides a protected area for relaxation, complete with a sturdy high-low table and additional seating.

The flybridge offers a spacious sunpad area and an outdoor helm. The helm features a vertical ship’s wheel and essential controls for the MTU engines, bow and stern thrusters, and navigation systems. The hardtop above includes slats that can be adjusted to allow light to filter through, creating a semi-shaded environment.

Seven's hull and superstructure are finished in white, presenting a clean, classic look. A contrasting black color is used for the boot top and below the waterline areas, adding a subtle touch of distinction to the overall aesthetic. The raked bow design contributes to the yacht's streamlined appearance while enhancing its capability to cut through waves effectively.

Interior Design

The interior of Seven extensively uses high-quality walnut wood, providing a warm and modern finish. The woodwork includes different widths interspersed with mirrored glass, creating a balanced aesthetic. The flooring is predominantly teak, which is known for its durability and resistance to wear. The use of glass and large windows allows natural light to flood the interiors.

The galley is designed for efficiency and functionality, fully spec'd out for a crewed yacht. It features a stainless steel single-piece molding that houses twin electric hobs, a sink, and ample storage. The cabinetry is crafted from the same walnut wood used throughout the yacht, and the countertops are made of durable, easy-to-clean materials. There is a dedicated area for appliances like an ice maker and a fridge, ensuring that everything needed for meal preparation is within easy reach.

The raised pilot house of Seven is a functional space designed for optimal navigation. The helm features a row of four Raymarine screens that provide access to various systems, including navigation charts, CCTV, and ship systems. The helm seat is elevated on a pedestal with a flip-down footrest, offering an excellent view over the bow. The ship’s wheel is vertical and has an oak outer ring with brushed aluminum spokes. Additional seating options allow crew or guests to sit alongside the captain.

The main saloon of Seven is a spacious, comfortable area designed for relaxation and socializing. The seating is made up of Monotti sofas, which are low to maximize the view through the large windows. The tables are low-level and crafted from high-quality materials that match the overall design. The saloon features a high-low electronic lifter for the dining table, allowing it to be adjusted for different uses.

The flooring is covered with a silk-mixed carpet that adds a soft, luxurious feel underfoot. The room is decorated with artwork chosen by the owner, adding a personal touch to the space. The lighting is designed to create a calming atmosphere, with fixtures that blend seamlessly into the overall design.

Accommodation

Seven can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across four well-appointed cabins. The owner's suite, located forward on the main deck, is nearly full-beam and features a unique design with the bed facing aft. The suite offers direct access to the starboard side deck, allowing the owner exclusive entry to the foredeck area. The suite is furnished with a spacious island double bed and ample floor space. There are large windows with drop-down blinds for privacy, a small desk area, and numerous storage options, including bespoke circular bedside tables and suede-finished cupboards.

The ensuite bathroom is situated on a lower level, accessible via an internal staircase. It includes luxurious copper walls, marble fixtures, and a walk-in shower. The bathroom also features unique detailing, such as recessed lighting and a skylight for natural illumination. Adjacent to the bathroom is a walk-in wardrobe, complete with glass cabinets and LED lighting.

The VIP cabin, located on the lower deck, spans the beam of the yacht and includes a double bed positioned thwartships. The cabin mirrors the aesthetic of the owner's suite with ample storage, a large mirror-effect TV, and an ensuite bathroom. The bathroom features honey-colored veined marble and a spacious walk-in shower.

Seven includes two additional guest cabins on the lower deck, each a mirror image of the other. These cabins feature double beds oriented across the beam of the yacht, with large stainless steel portholes that open to allow fresh air. Each guest cabin is equipped with a mirrored TV, circular bedside tables, and an ensuite bathroom finished with veined marble and a walk-in shower.

Seven is also capable of carrying up to 4 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Performance & Capabilities

Powered by twin diesel MTU (12V 2000 M96L) 1,920hp engines running at 2450rpm, motor yacht Seven is capable of reaching a top speed of 29 knots, and comfortably cruises at 25 knots. With her 9,000 litre fuel tanks she has a maximum range of 1,100 nautical miles at an economic speed of 10 knots. Her planing hull design means she is fast and efficient as she slices through the water.