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We have researched and selected for you four boats for immediate delivery, including monohulls and catamarans that are ready to sail. If you are planning to buy a new boat and are eager to get on board, you have come to the right place. Today we have selected three standard models and, as you will discover, a real dream for very few…
Each week we will present you with the best of the boats on ready delivery with a new installment of this column!
Four boats in prompt delivery from 38 feet to 50 feet
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 (11 m) – Il navigar m’è dolce
On this Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 380 for immediate delivery, the bright and airy interior reveals a modern, refined aesthetic that conveys a feeling of tranquility and comfort. The inverted bow allows for greater efficiency downwind and easier maneuvering in port. Sloping walkways and off-center wheel steering make it safe to move around the deck and improve the helmsman’s visibility. This 380 is configured as a 3-cabin, 2-bathroom version, gray cedar wood interior and also has lazy bag.
Dufour 470 Grand Large (15 m) – The New Classic
The Dufour 470 is the successful marriage of Dufour know-how and the company’s desire to innovate. This model, heir to its predecessor, reflects the shipyard’s DNA but with a modern twist. The ready-to-deliver boat we found is outfitted in a Boston Ambiance version with engine increased to 75 hp and 3-cabin, 2-bathroom layout.
Italy Yachts IY 14.98 (15m) – Beautiful Fuorieserie
Actually Bellissima and Fuoriserie are the two available layouts for the IY 14.98. The live-aboard boat chosen for you is the Bellissima, the more accessorized and cruising version. The interior layout has 3 cabins and 2 bathrooms with electric toilets, teak everywhere, mooring kit and North Sails sails.
More Yachts More 50 (15 m) – For the cruiser always in a hurry
MORE 50 is the newborn in More Yachts, a Croatian shipyard that had this elegant and sporty yacht signed by Cossutti Yacht Design. The ready-to-deliver boat has a totally white hull, Dyform rigging and interior layout with 3 cabins and 2 bathrooms. The engine is an 80-hp Yanmar.
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