After attending some of the biggest boat shows over the past couple of years, Baglietto’s T52 has proven a remarkable success and even won in its category at the World Superyacht Awards 2024. So the Italian shipyard decided to build on this momentum, expanding the line with an even larger model to meet clients' aspirations ready for their next adventure.
Penned by the renowned Italian studio Francesco Paszkowski Design, the T60 project was first introduced at the Monaco Yacht Show 2022, showcasing a striking steel displacement hull paired with an aluminium superstructure that turned heads across the industry. At 60.6 metres, the first hull was sold within months of its reveal and is set to launch in 2026, with a second hull sold at the end of 2024 and expected to hit the water in 2027. BOAT takes a closer look...
While the T60 follows the footsteps of the T52, Baglietto has refined its design language to deliver even more streamlined and dynamic exterior lines thanks to the forward-facing buttresses that integrate with the superstructure. The shipyard’s signature black glazing incorporates the portholes, creating a unified profile.
Working in collaboration with the celebrated Margherita Casprini, Paszkowski has masterfully utilised the yacht’s expansive 1,000GT interior volume to introduce a new standard of versatility in onboard living. Floor-to-ceiling windows in both the main saloon and upper deck can fully open or be closed, transforming the atmosphere to suit any occasion. By day, these informal areas invite guests to connect with the sea, basking in natural light and open air. By night, they transition into refined, formal settings, all while preserving a connection to the surrounding ocean.
A cohesive design unites the beach area, main saloon and dining area into a single, free-flowing space. Guests are welcomed by a beach lounge, complete with a swimming pool, bar and conversation area. A staircase connects the beach lounge to the main saloon, which can be entirely opened to the elements. This layout results in an expansive, two-level space enhanced by glazed surfaces that can be fully retracted. Forward on the main deck, the garage is designed to accommodate a seven-metre tender, two jet skis and a rescue tender for further exploration.
The T60’s upper deck is also designed for both relaxation and versatility, featuring a lounge area and dining space that can be fully transformed by floor-to-ceiling windows that open on three sides. Guests can enjoy a dip in the Jacuzzi or relax in the dedicated sunbathing area.
Ascending to the sundeck reveals a 165-square-metre terrace with 360-degree views. This thoughtfully designed space includes a centrally located dining table and bar, conveniently sheltered by the radar mast, as well as a forward lounge area. The highlight is the expansive aft pool for relaxation and socialising.
She can accommodate guests on board, starting with the owner’s suite on the main deck. Accessed via a midship lobby featuring a glass lift, the master stateroom includes a private lounge, an en suite bathroom and a fixed balcony designed to be enjoyed even while cruising. The shipyard offers an alternative layout for those seeking even greater exclusivity, transforming the entire upper deck into a private owner’s deck.
Guest accommodations include four cabins located on the lower deck - two VIP suites and two guest staterooms. Forward of a bulkhead on this deck are the crew quarters, providing accommodation for 11 across six cabins. The captain’s cabin, however, is situated on the upper deck behind the wheelhouse.
The T60’s lower deck also houses essential technical spaces, including a storage room, wine cellar, baggage compartment and cold rooms. Powered by two CAT 3512 engines, she has a range of approximately 5,500 nautical miles at her cruising speed of 12 knots and achieves a top speed of 16 knots. Additionally, the yacht is pre-fitted for hybrid propulsion.
To find out more information about Baglietto T60 currently under construction, contact the shipyard today.
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