Piccolino

One design studio shaped Piccolino from the outside in: Zuccon drew both her exterior lines and her interior, so the flybridge profile and the glass-walled salon read as a single idea rather than two put together separately. Ferretti built her in 2019, and she is offered for sale from Bodrum, Turkey.

Build and provenance

She has a GRP hull built to a displacement configuration, the construction Ferretti chose for interior volume over outright speed. At 68 gross tonnes across a 24-metre length and a 5.8-metre beam, the numbers describe a full-bodied hull built to hold volume rather than chase speed.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, with three crew berthed apart to run the boat without crossing into the owner's spaces. Piccolino's main salon opens through sliding glass doors into one indoor-outdoor room, a lounge and coffee table to starboard and a table seating eight guests to port, both sides lit by full-height glazing. Forward of the salon, the galley holds the counter space and cabinet capacity to cook for a full table without ducking below for supplies.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,550 hp MAN V12 engines give her a 24-knot cruise and a 31-knot top speed, power built for covering distance rather than pottering along the coast. Humphree stabilisers and a Seakeeper gyro work underway, holding the ride level rather than letting her roll at speed. She carries 5,000 litres of fuel and 1,050 litres of fresh water, tankage for a full day's run without returning to refuel.

On deck and at anchor

At the stern, a beach club drops guests straight into the water without launching a tender, the kind of access that counts most in a quiet Turkish anchorage.

Where she lies and how to see her

Piccolino lies in Bodrum, Turkey. Boatcrowd arranges viewings on the coast and is present for each one; once an offer is accepted, we co-ordinate survey and sea trial ahead of handover.