Azimut Grande 44M

A private terrace with sea views forward and aft, reached from a whole deck kept for the owner: that is the idea behind the Azimut Grande 44M. This Azimut, working with designer Alberto Mancini, moved the helm station to a fourth deck to free the Upper Deck for exactly that, a master suite and terrace rather than a bridge. Five owners had already committed before her launch.

Build and provenance

The yard developed the Azimut Grande 44M with designer Alberto Mancini on the concept and exterior styling, and with M²atelier on the interiors. She is a 44-metre motor yacht, one of the shipyard's Low Emission Yachts, due for delivery from Italy in 2028.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, and the accommodation is arranged over four decks, with an Owner's Deck among them.

Performance and engineering

Twin MAN engines are offered at 1,550 hp or 1,800 hp, giving a top speed of 17 knots. That sits alongside a Dual Mode hull, Hull Vane foil technology and a Mild Hybrid Plus Zero Emission Hotel Mode system, aimed at lower emissions without giving up the pace those engines provide.

On deck and at anchor

The beach club sits beneath a Mezzanine Deck and its sea-view terrace, with a See Through Pool that keeps a line of sight to the water from the terrace above. Forward, the Upper Deck can be fitted as a media room, a private space for the owner, or a dining area with a veranda that seats twelve, lit by windows cut nearly two metres long. A lounge with a small firepit sits in the bow for watching the sun go down.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Grande 44M is building in Italy, on track for a 2028 delivery. Boatcrowd represents the sale and will organise a viewing once she is ready, attending alongside the buyer; survey and sea trial follow once an offer is accepted.