The 39.6-metre fast open motor yacht Incognito has joined the market with Charles Jones of Burgess.
Delivered by the Italian builder Overmarine in 2005, the GRP yacht’s interior was refitted in 2019 and she has received routine upgrades. Incognito was designed by Stefano Righini/Bacigalupo.
Incognito accommodates up to 12 guests in five cabins all located on the lower deck. The full-beam master cabin is positioned amidships where there is least motion and benefits from his-and-hers bathrooms, one with a Jacuzzi bath, the other with walk-in shower with steam room. As well as the master, there are three double cabins, including a VIP suite, and one twin cabin with two Pullman berths making it ideal for children’s sleepovers.
The broker said that “the main deck boasts a seamless interior layout from bow to stern” and has large windows that flood the saloon with natural light. The aft area has wraparound seating leading to a formal dining room, positioned just aft of the helm station.
On-deck features include a “hidden” Jacuzzi on the main deck aft under sunpads, with pop-up sunshade and a large seating area around a dining table for al fresco meals.
The 265GT ABS-classed yacht for sale has a shallow 1.6-metre draft making her ideal for Bahamas island hopping at up to 32 knots.
Cruising speed is 20 knots under her twin 3,750hp MTU engines driving two KaMeWa water jets. Range is 500 nautical miles at 20 knots. She comes complete with a Williams 505 diesel jet RIB tender.
Lying in Florida, USA, Incognito is asking $3,950,000 with US duty paid.