FEB-MAR 2014
he new yacht, a restyling of the successful Ferretti 720, stands out for its even-more slender lines, thanks to the large glazing extending from stern to bow and a restyled, lower flybridge. The innovative aft area has been further extended, to ensure the utmost relaxation when cruising. “The new 750 is the evolution of one of the latest additions to the Ferretti Yachts range, the 720, and possess the rare and precious characteristics of a wine which can be appreciated with greater intensity as time passes,” says Ferretti’s Global Brand Manager Leonardo Allasia.
Conceived by the Group’s Product Strategy Committee and Marketing Department in cooperation with Ferretti Group Engineering and AYT&D, together with Studio Zuccon International Project, Ferretti Yachts 750 immediately strikes for its slender and sporty outer lines, which benefit from the installation of an elongated flybridge with recessed satellite antennas – a solution that minimizes the aesthetic impact of the domes on the boat's profile. In the standard version the craft has no hard top.
An almost 5-meter-long Bimini top can be installed on the upper deck upon request. The sun deck is also available in two more versions, fitted with a roll bar and integrated Bimini
top or with a hard top and awning, respectively. These three solutions bear witness to this model’s great versatility. Moreover, the sunbathing area located beyond the pilot station has been further enlarged, allowing guests to enjoy the utmost relaxation at all times.
"The interior décor is characterized by a series of fine design solutions resulting in a very modern style"
Another important innovation can be found in the aft outdoor area, where a wide electrically-hydraulically operated swimming platform can be lowered by almost half a meter below the water surface, resulting in very easy tender haulage. This platform can lift up to 450 kg and can host an almost four-meter-long tender (upon request the boatyard can supply a Williams
385 Turbojet). This area has also been conceived as a pleasant play-area where the Owner and his guests can relax directly on the sea. A large compartment with tilting door has been installed on the platform, to store sea / diving equipment and other items. A series of steps integrated in the hull can also be found aft, to starboard, granting easy access to the cockpit, while on the left-hand side a seat allows to get ready to dive into the water.
From the cockpit - which is a true outdoor living & dining room with teak flooring, furnished with a large wooden table, a sofa and chairs seating up to 8 people - access can be gained to both the flybridge, via a staircase to port side, and the crew cabins, via another staircase leading aft, left of the sofa.The interior décor is characterized by a series of fine design solutions resulting in a very modern style: oak wood, for example, has been combined with grey lacquered inserts in the ceiling panels, in the anti-rolling compartments around the furniture, and in the curtain storage compartments. Stepping into the salon, a large L-shaped sofa in leather & custom-made fabric, including a series of storage peaks under the cushions, can be found on the left-hand side of the room. A leather coffee table, also built by the boatyard