Ferretti 700 Yacht

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The Ferretti 700 has four cabins and can accommodate up to eight guests. If you are interested in buying a new Ferretti 700, we can confirm it is designed for cruising and more.

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21.58m

Guests

8 Max
Cabins

4 Max
Crew

2 Max

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From The Manufacturer

This model, which is the outcome of the long-standing cooperation between Zuccon International Project and Ferretti Group's Engineering Department, offers the best an Owner can expect in terms of both seaworthiness and onboard comfort, besides boasting innovative functional and aesthetic solutions that are bound to become key features in the brand’s forthcoming yachts.

The Ferretti Yachts 700 immediately strikes the eye for its slender, aggressive profile - one of the sportiest ones ever in the brand's history. Hull restyling has involved in particular the large hull glazed surfaces - three per side -, which, preserving the family feeling with those found on the 55-footer, are stanchion-free and with flush glued portholes, providing a wide unobstructed view.

The superstructure conveys a sense of sophisticated lightness: the dark long deck glazing, in the same color as the stanchions, 'cuts' across the yacht’s profile from stern to bow. The glazing follows the lowering of the gunwale in the central part of the boat, where the living room can be found, thereby reflecting on the outside the main deck interior layout, while increasing the general sense of lightness that pervades the entire craft. The lowering in the glazing also lets in plenty of natural light and offers guests and the crew alike the widest possible view on the surrounding landscape. The Ferretti Yachts 700’s aerodynamic design is most apparent in the elongated tail, surmounted by a roll bar housing satellite systems and antennas and characterized by a color shade, called 'Vulcan Grey'. Starting from the Ferretti Yachts 700, this warm grey shade will become the brand’s second color, and will be used on all accessory systems (roll bars, hard tops…), in contrast with the white shade of the hull and the superstructure.

The installation of all antennas in the roll bar will also make it possible to free up the aft area of the flybridge of any and all technical elements, thereby offering the Owner a panoramic terrace that can be furnished with free standing furniture.

The full-beam master stateroom, located amidships, is vary spacious and rationally arranged. The two windows are surrounded by frames that enhance the sinuous, rounded shape of the glazing.

The flybridge, protected by a roll bar where the Bimini top can be installed, is the result of a painstaking design process aimed at ensuring maximum relaxation in all outdoor areas. This is why this 70-footer also features a large forward sunbathing area on the deckhouse, where guests can relax enjoying the utmost privacy.

The eye can sweep freely from the stern to the extreme bow, through the living room, the dining room, and the pilot station, which unravel in an orderly, uninterrupted succession. This area conveys an incredible sense of conviviality, which can be increased even further by opening the glazed door and extending the open space all the way through the cockpit.