Owner has new vessel coming and is encouraging offers

Australian delivered in 2007 and then given a total refit in 2021 by a fastidious new owner the boat now has a full suite of upgraded Ray marine Navigation at both Helms, teak hydraulic swim platform, new floors, carpets, linings, door handles, remote motorized blinds, new cushions and upholstery on the bridge and bow sun pad to name a few. Full list of works done are listed below.

This Azimut Flybridge would suit someone wanting all the upgrades that come with a new boat without the price tag or delay to new delivery times.

The 62E is a three-cabin, three-ensuite boat with accommodation for six forward, plus the stern crew cabin with two more berths.

While Australians will not generally have a crew on a vessel this size it makes a great extra cabin or another massive storage area.

The forward VIP cabin is brightly lit from large twin elliptical side windows that bring a certain elegance to the interior design. There is also a large circular overhead hatch with shades and bug screens. A generous amount ofclosets, drawers and cabinets provide space to stow your gear. The large double bed dominates the room that features a mirrored forward bulkhead and a small dressing room with hanging rail and shelves.

The VIP head and the second guest cabin head (opposite the first one) both feature a circular showercompartment with double doors and a wooden grating, plus large bulwark cabinet and a wash basin set into a deep white solid surface vanity. The areas are surprisingly spacious and like everything on the Azimut, only the finest Italian fittings are used. The starboard side twin-bed guest cabin, like the entire 62E, is decorated in cherrywood. The large wardrobe has an additional drawer unit to optimise the space available. The cabin offers excessive headroom and ample spaceseparates the twin single berths.

A linen cabinet is built into the passageway leading to the owners' stateroom, which with its independent access makes it a fully private suite. Located amidships and taking in the full beam of the boat, this area has been described as being designed to offer moments of relaxation in total privacy and tranquility.

Sunlight floods in from the broad fan style windows either side in the hull. The windows are very Italian and can now be found in a variety of styles on many of the luxury motor yachts built today.