Stefania

A gold hull is not a subtle choice, and Stefania wears hers as a clue to how she is meant to be lived aboard: fast, styled, and built around an Art Deco interior rather than a teak-and-white one. Dynamiq built her in 2021, a 41-metre yacht offered with low engine hours behind her.

Build and provenance

Van Oossanen, the Dutch naval architecture practice, drew a fast-displacement hull for her, a design that favours full-displacement seakeeping and efficiency at a cruising pace over outright top speed. She is a 41-metre monohull with an 8.2-metre beam and a 1.8-metre draft, delivered by Dynamiq in 2021. For a buyer, a fast-displacement hull from a naval architecture practice like Van Oossanen's means performance and comfort were designed together rather than traded off against each other.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, and the main salon carries the yacht's Art Deco theme through champagne-toned finishes, lacquered timber and velvet wall panelling.

Performance and engineering

Her fast-displacement hull, shaped by Van Oossanen's naval architecture, is built to hold a comfortable, efficient pace rather than chase outright speed. With low engine hours logged, a buyer takes on a hull and machinery that have had comparatively light use to date.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, a seawater pool set into the aft deck is the standout feature at anchor, backed by a jacuzzi and a sun deck for whoever is out of the water.

Where she lies and how to see her

A viewing of Stefania is arranged and attended by Boatcrowd, and once an offer is accepted, we bring in the surveyor and set the sea trial that comes next.