The sub-500GT steel displacement superyacht, also known as the YN19650, with an automotive-inspired exterior by Clifford Denn and a chic Scandinavian interior by Raymond Langton, is marketed by the shipyard as a cruising vessel.
The main features of the yacht include a bulbous bow and a steel displacement hull, designed by Heesen's in-house naval architects.
The yacht also features a jacuzzi, outdoor dining area and a beach club located aft with fold-out swim platforms. Water toys and tenders are stored on the foredeck.
Clean, austere lines are the hallmark of the interior designed in sea green and navy-blue colors. However, the new owner will still have many opportunities for customizing the vessel.
Five cabins can accommodate 10 guests, including the owner's stateroom forward of the main deck.
Two MTU 8V4000 M63 engines will power the yacht providing a top speed of 15 knots and a range of 3,800 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 13 knots.
Speaking about the new project, "Heesen" chief commercial officer, Mark Cavendish, Commercial Director of Heesen, said: “If time is of the essence – and when is it not? – this fabulous new-build represents a unique opportunity to acquire a fine 50-metre yacht with an impeccable Dutch pedigree, in time for the Caribbean winter season.”
