SERENITY: A 42-Metre Mondomarine With a Layout That Thinks Differently

A Profile With Real Presence

One of the first things that strikes you about SERENITY is her profile. These are extraordinarily beautiful lines, with a silhouette that manages to feel sleek without sacrificing substance. She has presence, but not heaviness. She looks refined, poised and modern, yet without the kind of exaggerated styling features that can date a yacht too quickly.

That design comes from Luca Vallebona, whose Genoa-based studio was responsible for the exterior while also collaborating with the original owner’s team on the interior. The result is a yacht with a very clear sense of identity. There is consistency to the design language throughout, and that consistency matters. It means that when you move from one deck to another, the yacht never feels like a collection of separate ideas. It feels like one coherent vision.

A Profile With Real Presence

One of the first things that strikes you about SERENITY is her profile. These are extraordinarily beautiful lines, with a silhouette that manages to feel sleek without sacrificing substance. She has presence, but not heaviness. She looks refined, poised and modern, yet without the kind of exaggerated styling features that can date a yacht too quickly.

That design comes from Luca Vallebona, whose Genoa-based studio was responsible for the exterior while also collaborating with the original owner’s team on the interior. The result is a yacht with a very clear sense of identity. There is consistency to the design language throughout, and that consistency matters. It means that when you move from one deck to another, the yacht never feels like a collection of separate ideas. It feels like one coherent vision.

A Profile With Real Presence

One of the first things that strikes you about SERENITY is her profile. These are extraordinarily beautiful lines, with a silhouette that manages to feel sleek without sacrificing substance. She has presence, but not heaviness. She looks refined, poised and modern, yet without the kind of exaggerated styling features that can date a yacht too quickly.

That design comes from Luca Vallebona, whose Genoa-based studio was responsible for the exterior while also collaborating with the original owner’s team on the interior. The result is a yacht with a very clear sense of identity. There is consistency to the design language throughout, and that consistency matters. It means that when you move from one deck to another, the yacht never feels like a collection of separate ideas. It feels like one coherent vision.

Performance That Backs It Up

Powered by twin MTU 2000 series engines, SERENITY offers a top speed of 16.5 knots and a cruising speed of 14.5 knots. Those are strong figures for a yacht of this size, and her range adds another layer of practicality.

In fact, immediately after delivery she undertook a maiden voyage from Savona in Italy all the way to Dubai via Oman and the Suez Canal, a journey of around 4,500 nautical miles. That tells you something important. This is not a yacht designed only to look beautiful in a marina. She has already demonstrated that she is capable of serious passagemaking.

Performance That Backs It Up

Powered by twin MTU 2000 series engines, SERENITY offers a top speed of 16.5 knots and a cruising speed of 14.5 knots. Those are strong figures for a yacht of this size, and her range adds another layer of practicality.

In fact, immediately after delivery she undertook a maiden voyage from Savona in Italy all the way to Dubai via Oman and the Suez Canal, a journey of around 4,500 nautical miles. That tells you something important. This is not a yacht designed only to look beautiful in a marina. She has already demonstrated that she is capable of serious passagemaking.

Performance That Backs It Up

Powered by twin MTU 2000 series engines, SERENITY offers a top speed of 16.5 knots and a cruising speed of 14.5 knots. Those are strong figures for a yacht of this size, and her range adds another layer of practicality.

In fact, immediately after delivery she undertook a maiden voyage from Savona in Italy all the way to Dubai via Oman and the Suez Canal, a journey of around 4,500 nautical miles. That tells you something important. This is not a yacht designed only to look beautiful in a marina. She has already demonstrated that she is capable of serious passagemaking.

The Sundeck: Flexible, Social and Well Judged

The sundeck is the obvious place to begin when looking at the onboard experience because it immediately sets the tone for the yacht’s personality. There is a large jacuzzi up here, complete with a glass panel that opens up the view and makes the whole feature feel lighter and more connected to the surroundings. It is the sort of detail that lifts a familiar idea into something more memorable.

Nearby, there is a substantial barbecue setup finished in an unusual stone treatment, with grills, work surface and wash basin all integrated into the design. It is practical, but it also adds character.

What is especially pleasing about this deck is how flexible it is. There is a generous open area that the current owner has chosen to use partly for gym equipment, but it could just as easily be arranged with loungers or adapted in another way altogether. Too often, yachts can feel overly prescribed, with every corner assigned a rigid purpose. SERENITY leaves room for personal choice, and that is always a good sign. A yacht should reflect the lifestyle of the owner using her, not force the owner to adapt to the yacht.

There are other thoughtful touches here too, including storage to either side and wing stations positioned conveniently on a deck that sits close to the raised pilothouse. Even the faux lawn detail above the cabinets has its own logic, allowing the owner to bring greenery up to the deck when at anchor and soften the whole setting. It is a small idea, perhaps, but it speaks to the way this yacht has been used and enjoyed in real life rather than simply styled for photographs.

The Sundeck: Flexible, Social and Well Judged

The sundeck is the obvious place to begin when looking at the onboard experience because it immediately sets the tone for the yacht’s personality. There is a large jacuzzi up here, complete with a glass panel that opens up the view and makes the whole feature feel lighter and more connected to the surroundings. It is the sort of detail that lifts a familiar idea into something more memorable.

Nearby, there is a substantial barbecue setup finished in an unusual stone treatment, with grills, work surface and wash basin all integrated into the design. It is practical, but it also adds character.

What is especially pleasing about this deck is how flexible it is. There is a generous open area that the current owner has chosen to use partly for gym equipment, but it could just as easily be arranged with loungers or adapted in another way altogether. Too often, yachts can feel overly prescribed, with every corner assigned a rigid purpose. SERENITY leaves room for personal choice, and that is always a good sign. A yacht should reflect the lifestyle of the owner using her, not force the owner to adapt to the yacht.

There are other thoughtful touches here too, including storage to either side and wing stations positioned conveniently on a deck that sits close to the raised pilothouse. Even the faux lawn detail above the cabinets has its own logic, allowing the owner to bring greenery up to the deck when at anchor and soften the whole setting. It is a small idea, perhaps, but it speaks to the way this yacht has been used and enjoyed in real life rather than simply styled for photographs.

The Sundeck: Flexible, Social and Well Judged

The sundeck is the obvious place to begin when looking at the onboard experience because it immediately sets the tone for the yacht’s personality. There is a large jacuzzi up here, complete with a glass panel that opens up the view and makes the whole feature feel lighter and more connected to the surroundings. It is the sort of detail that lifts a familiar idea into something more memorable.

Nearby, there is a substantial barbecue setup finished in an unusual stone treatment, with grills, work surface and wash basin all integrated into the design. It is practical, but it also adds character.

What is especially pleasing about this deck is how flexible it is. There is a generous open area that the current owner has chosen to use partly for gym equipment, but it could just as easily be arranged with loungers or adapted in another way altogether. Too often, yachts can feel overly prescribed, with every corner assigned a rigid purpose. SERENITY leaves room for personal choice, and that is always a good sign. A yacht should reflect the lifestyle of the owner using her, not force the owner to adapt to the yacht.

There are other thoughtful touches here too, including storage to either side and wing stations positioned conveniently on a deck that sits close to the raised pilothouse. Even the faux lawn detail above the cabinets has its own logic, allowing the owner to bring greenery up to the deck when at anchor and soften the whole setting. It is a small idea, perhaps, but it speaks to the way this yacht has been used and enjoyed in real life rather than simply styled for photographs.

An Upper Deck With a Surprise

The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their time.understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their tim

An Upper Deck With a Surprise

The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their time.understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their tim

An Upper Deck With a Surprise

The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an The upper aft deck takes on the role of principal al fresco dining area, and once again the emphasis is on practicality without losing elegance. The table is adjustable, able to become smaller or larger depending on the occasion, and there is refrigeration and storage nearby to support service.

On many yachts, that would be the entire story of the deck. On SERENITY, however, it is only the beginning.

Just inside is one of the most appealing and unusual family spaces on board: a cinema or family room with a huge screen, comfortable seating and a pantry to port, complete with a dumb waiter connecting directly to the galley. It is easy to imagine this being one of the most heavily used areas of the yacht. This is where evenings would naturally unfold, whether for films, sport, or simply winding down with family and friends.

It is a wonderfully liveable space, and one that reflects an understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their time.understanding that luxury is not just about formal rooms and polished surfaces. Real luxury is also about comfort, convenience and having the right environment for the way people actually spend their tim

The Owner’s Suite Changes the Usual Rules

This is where SERENITY really distinguishes herself.

Positioning the owner’s stateroom on the upper deck is unusual enough on a yacht of this size. Positioning it forward, facing forward, is more unusual still. Typically, when yachts place the owner’s cabin on an upper deck, it is arranged in a different orientation. Here, the choice creates a suite with remarkable views and a genuine sense of privacy and command.

Yet even that is not the most interesting part.

The real masterstroke is the bathroom arrangement. Rather than being treated as a secondary space tucked awkwardly behind the cabin, the bathroom becomes a major feature of the suite, sunk down and divided in a his-and-hers configuration with beauty station, sofa, central tub, twin sinks, twin toilets and central shower.

It is a dramatic piece of design, but it is also highly practical. Much of the wardrobe space is located here as well, which actually makes perfect sense. There is a logic to being able to wake up, step down into the bathroom, shower, dress and return upstairs ready for the day without constantly moving back and forth between disconnected spaces.

This is one of those ideas that might sound unconventional until you see how well it works.

To make the suite even more appealing, side doors open directly out to side balconies and on to a vast foredeck sunbathing area. That connection between private interior and private exterior space is invaluable. It turns the owner’s suite into more than just a cabin. It becomes a complete apartment within the yacht, with its own rhythm and atmosphere.

The Owner’s Suite Changes the Usual Rules

This is where SERENITY really distinguishes herself.

Positioning the owner’s stateroom on the upper deck is unusual enough on a yacht of this size. Positioning it forward, facing forward, is more unusual still. Typically, when yachts place the owner’s cabin on an upper deck, it is arranged in a different orientation. Here, the choice creates a suite with remarkable views and a genuine sense of privacy and command.

Yet even that is not the most interesting part.

The real masterstroke is the bathroom arrangement. Rather than being treated as a secondary space tucked awkwardly behind the cabin, the bathroom becomes a major feature of the suite, sunk down and divided in a his-and-hers configuration with beauty station, sofa, central tub, twin sinks, twin toilets and central shower.

It is a dramatic piece of design, but it is also highly practical. Much of the wardrobe space is located here as well, which actually makes perfect sense. There is a logic to being able to wake up, step down into the bathroom, shower, dress and return upstairs ready for the day without constantly moving back and forth between disconnected spaces.

This is one of those ideas that might sound unconventional until you see how well it works.

To make the suite even more appealing, side doors open directly out to side balconies and on to a vast foredeck sunbathing area. That connection between private interior and private exterior space is invaluable. It turns the owner’s suite into more than just a cabin. It becomes a complete apartment within the yacht, with its own rhythm and atmosphere.

The Owner’s Suite Changes the Usual Rules

This is where SERENITY really distinguishes herself.

Positioning the owner’s stateroom on the upper deck is unusual enough on a yacht of this size. Positioning it forward, facing forward, is more unusual still. Typically, when yachts place the owner’s cabin on an upper deck, it is arranged in a different orientation. Here, the choice creates a suite with remarkable views and a genuine sense of privacy and command.

Yet even that is not the most interesting part.

The real masterstroke is the bathroom arrangement. Rather than being treated as a secondary space tucked awkwardly behind the cabin, the bathroom becomes a major feature of the suite, sunk down and divided in a his-and-hers configuration with beauty station, sofa, central tub, twin sinks, twin toilets and central shower.

It is a dramatic piece of design, but it is also highly practical. Much of the wardrobe space is located here as well, which actually makes perfect sense. There is a logic to being able to wake up, step down into the bathroom, shower, dress and return upstairs ready for the day without constantly moving back and forth between disconnected spaces.

This is one of those ideas that might sound unconventional until you see how well it works.

To make the suite even more appealing, side doors open directly out to side balconies and on to a vast foredeck sunbathing area. That connection between private interior and private exterior space is invaluable. It turns the owner’s suite into more than just a cabin. It becomes a complete apartment within the yacht, with its own rhythm and atmosphere.

A Main Salon With Volume and Variety

On the main deck, SERENITY continues to make excellent use of her volume. The main salon is particularly impressive and feels exceptionally large for a yacht in this class. It has been broken into distinct zones, each with a clear purpose.

There is an elegant dining area, a living area framed by beautifully crafted backlit woodwork, and a more informal reception-style section that feels ideal for welcoming guests on board. That zoning is very well judged. Instead of one long room that tries to do everything at once, the salon flows through a series of settings.

It allows the yacht to feel versatile and sociable, formal when required but never stiff. Full-height windows bring in light in abundance, and the sliding doors strengthen the connection to the exterior. It is a salon that feels open, polished and genuinely enjoyable to spend time in.

A Main Salon With Volume and Variety

On the main deck, SERENITY continues to make excellent use of her volume. The main salon is particularly impressive and feels exceptionally large for a yacht in this class. It has been broken into distinct zones, each with a clear purpose.

There is an elegant dining area, a living area framed by beautifully crafted backlit woodwork, and a more informal reception-style section that feels ideal for welcoming guests on board. That zoning is very well judged. Instead of one long room that tries to do everything at once, the salon flows through a series of settings.

It allows the yacht to feel versatile and sociable, formal when required but never stiff. Full-height windows bring in light in abundance, and the sliding doors strengthen the connection to the exterior. It is a salon that feels open, polished and genuinely enjoyable to spend time in.

A Main Salon With Volume and Variety

On the main deck, SERENITY continues to make excellent use of her volume. The main salon is particularly impressive and feels exceptionally large for a yacht in this class. It has been broken into distinct zones, each with a clear purpose.

There is an elegant dining area, a living area framed by beautifully crafted backlit woodwork, and a more informal reception-style section that feels ideal for welcoming guests on board. That zoning is very well judged. Instead of one long room that tries to do everything at once, the salon flows through a series of settings.

It allows the yacht to feel versatile and sociable, formal when required but never stiff. Full-height windows bring in light in abundance, and the sliding doors strengthen the connection to the exterior. It is a salon that feels open, polished and genuinely enjoyable to spend time in.

Exterior Spaces With Clear Purpose

Outside, the aft main deck is more relaxed in character, clearly intended as a socialising space rather than another dining area. That kind of discipline in layout is something I always appreciate. When each deck has a clear purpose, the whole yacht tends to work better. Guests naturally spread out according to mood and time of day.

Nobody has to force an area to serve a role it was not really designed for.

The beach club and swim platform area reinforce that point. This is likely to be one of the most popular spaces on board in warm cruising grounds. The platform is large, and the oversized steps that lower into the water make access to the sea delightfully easy.

It is one of those details that sounds simple but makes an enormous difference to how often people actually use the water. Convenience matters. If getting in and out of the sea is easy and graceful, it happens more often. If it is awkward, it happens less.

Exterior Spaces With Clear Purpose

Outside, the aft main deck is more relaxed in character, clearly intended as a socialising space rather than another dining area. That kind of discipline in layout is something I always appreciate. When each deck has a clear purpose, the whole yacht tends to work better. Guests naturally spread out according to mood and time of day.

Nobody has to force an area to serve a role it was not really designed for.

The beach club and swim platform area reinforce that point. This is likely to be one of the most popular spaces on board in warm cruising grounds. The platform is large, and the oversized steps that lower into the water make access to the sea delightfully easy.

It is one of those details that sounds simple but makes an enormous difference to how often people actually use the water. Convenience matters. If getting in and out of the sea is easy and graceful, it happens more often. If it is awkward, it happens less.

Exterior Spaces With Clear Purpose

Outside, the aft main deck is more relaxed in character, clearly intended as a socialising space rather than another dining area. That kind of discipline in layout is something I always appreciate. When each deck has a clear purpose, the whole yacht tends to work better. Guests naturally spread out according to mood and time of day.

Nobody has to force an area to serve a role it was not really designed for.

The beach club and swim platform area reinforce that point. This is likely to be one of the most popular spaces on board in warm cruising grounds. The platform is large, and the oversized steps that lower into the water make access to the sea delightfully easy.

It is one of those details that sounds simple but makes an enormous difference to how often people actually use the water. Convenience matters. If getting in and out of the sea is easy and graceful, it happens more often. If it is awkward, it happens less.

Guest Accommodation Done Properly

Guest accommodation is equally well considered. SERENITY offers four guest cabins comprising two doubles and two twins with Pullman berths, and what stands out here is not just the configuration but the quality of space.

The cabins feel generous, with large wardrobes, impressive bathrooms and enough room for guests to settle in properly rather than merely occupy a sleeping space. There are desks for working, strong decorative choices including carefully selected colour schemes for each cabin, and interesting design details such as specially treated real moss used ornamentally.

It all contributes to an interior that feels tailored rather than generic. For a yacht of this size, that matters enormously. Guests may spend only part of the day in their cabins, but their impression of comfort is shaped by these spaces more than many owners realise.

Guest Accommodation Done Properly

Guest accommodation is equally well considered. SERENITY offers four guest cabins comprising two doubles and two twins with Pullman berths, and what stands out here is not just the configuration but the quality of space.

The cabins feel generous, with large wardrobes, impressive bathrooms and enough room for guests to settle in properly rather than merely occupy a sleeping space. There are desks for working, strong decorative choices including carefully selected colour schemes for each cabin, and interesting design details such as specially treated real moss used ornamentally.

It all contributes to an interior that feels tailored rather than generic. For a yacht of this size, that matters enormously. Guests may spend only part of the day in their cabins, but their impression of comfort is shaped by these spaces more than many owners realise.

Guest Accommodation Done Properly

Guest accommodation is equally well considered. SERENITY offers four guest cabins comprising two doubles and two twins with Pullman berths, and what stands out here is not just the configuration but the quality of space.

The cabins feel generous, with large wardrobes, impressive bathrooms and enough room for guests to settle in properly rather than merely occupy a sleeping space. There are desks for working, strong decorative choices including carefully selected colour schemes for each cabin, and interesting design details such as specially treated real moss used ornamentally.

It all contributes to an interior that feels tailored rather than generic. For a yacht of this size, that matters enormously. Guests may spend only part of the day in their cabins, but their impression of comfort is shaped by these spaces more than many owners realise.

Crew Design Matters Too

The crew areas are also worth noting because good crew design is one of the foundations of a good ownership experience. The bridge, positioned at a mid-level between the sundeck and owner’s deck, is compact but allows guests to come in and enjoy the action.

The galley is efficient and well equipped, with full-height refrigeration and freezer capacity hidden behind panels. There is a crew mess on the main deck, which is unusual given that the crew cabins are down below, but it contributes to a captain’s cabin on the lower deck that is especially impressive.

The lower deck arrangement includes three crew cabins and a crew laundry, and the engine room is laid out in a way that makes maintenance straightforward. That is not the sort of thing that sells a yacht on first glance, but it is exactly the sort of thing that matters once the yacht is in use.

Crew Design Matters Too

The crew areas are also worth noting because good crew design is one of the foundations of a good ownership experience. The bridge, positioned at a mid-level between the sundeck and owner’s deck, is compact but allows guests to come in and enjoy the action.

The galley is efficient and well equipped, with full-height refrigeration and freezer capacity hidden behind panels. There is a crew mess on the main deck, which is unusual given that the crew cabins are down below, but it contributes to a captain’s cabin on the lower deck that is especially impressive.

The lower deck arrangement includes three crew cabins and a crew laundry, and the engine room is laid out in a way that makes maintenance straightforward. That is not the sort of thing that sells a yacht on first glance, but it is exactly the sort of thing that matters once the yacht is in use.

Crew Design Matters Too

The crew areas are also worth noting because good crew design is one of the foundations of a good ownership experience. The bridge, positioned at a mid-level between the sundeck and owner’s deck, is compact but allows guests to come in and enjoy the action.

The galley is efficient and well equipped, with full-height refrigeration and freezer capacity hidden behind panels. There is a crew mess on the main deck, which is unusual given that the crew cabins are down below, but it contributes to a captain’s cabin on the lower deck that is especially impressive.

The lower deck arrangement includes three crew cabins and a crew laundry, and the engine room is laid out in a way that makes maintenance straightforward. That is not the sort of thing that sells a yacht on first glance, but it is exactly the sort of thing that matters once the yacht is in use.

A Yacht With Proven Reliability

By all accounts, SERENITY has proven herself over many thousands of miles, and that always counts for a great deal. A yacht can look wonderful when freshly polished at the dock, but reliability is what really matters once an owner starts using her properly.

Another point in her favour is the recency of her class survey, something that should never be overlooked when considering a yacht of this size. Maintenance history and technical documentation are not the glamorous part of yacht buying, but they are among the most important.

A beautiful yacht can become a very expensive surprise if those details are not in order. In SERENITY’s case, the survey work was so recently completed that departure was delayed while waiting for certification paperwork to arrive. That is about as up to date as it gets, and for any serious buyer that is the kind of detail that carries real value.

A Yacht With Proven Reliability

By all accounts, SERENITY has proven herself over many thousands of miles, and that always counts for a great deal. A yacht can look wonderful when freshly polished at the dock, but reliability is what really matters once an owner starts using her properly.

Another point in her favour is the recency of her class survey, something that should never be overlooked when considering a yacht of this size. Maintenance history and technical documentation are not the glamorous part of yacht buying, but they are among the most important.

A beautiful yacht can become a very expensive surprise if those details are not in order. In SERENITY’s case, the survey work was so recently completed that departure was delayed while waiting for certification paperwork to arrive. That is about as up to date as it gets, and for any serious buyer that is the kind of detail that carries real value.

A Yacht With Proven Reliability

By all accounts, SERENITY has proven herself over many thousands of miles, and that always counts for a great deal. A yacht can look wonderful when freshly polished at the dock, but reliability is what really matters once an owner starts using her properly.

Another point in her favour is the recency of her class survey, something that should never be overlooked when considering a yacht of this size. Maintenance history and technical documentation are not the glamorous part of yacht buying, but they are among the most important.

A beautiful yacht can become a very expensive surprise if those details are not in order. In SERENITY’s case, the survey work was so recently completed that departure was delayed while waiting for certification paperwork to arrive. That is about as up to date as it gets, and for any serious buyer that is the kind of detail that carries real value.

Final Thoughts

What makes SERENITY so compelling is not any one feature in isolation, but the way the whole package comes together. She has strong pedigree, handsome lines, real cruising credentials and a layout that dares to do a few things differently.

Crucially, those differences are not gimmicks. They are sensible, liveable choices that make the yacht more enjoyable and more distinctive.

There are many attractive yachts in the 40-metre range. Fewer have this sort of personality. Fewer still combine visual elegance with genuinely original thinking in the way SERENITY does. She feels like a yacht designed by people who understood that the best yachts are not those with the most features, but those in which the features have been arranged in the smartest possible way.

SERENITY is a very good example of that principle. She is refined, capable and memorable, and for the right buyer she could make a very persuasive case indeed.

Final Thoughts

What makes SERENITY so compelling is not any one feature in isolation, but the way the whole package comes together. She has strong pedigree, handsome lines, real cruising credentials and a layout that dares to do a few things differently.

Crucially, those differences are not gimmicks. They are sensible, liveable choices that make the yacht more enjoyable and more distinctive.

There are many attractive yachts in the 40-metre range. Fewer have this sort of personality. Fewer still combine visual elegance with genuinely original thinking in the way SERENITY does. She feels like a yacht designed by people who understood that the best yachts are not those with the most features, but those in which the features have been arranged in the smartest possible way.

SERENITY is a very good example of that principle. She is refined, capable and memorable, and for the right buyer she could make a very persuasive case indeed.

Final Thoughts

What makes SERENITY so compelling is not any one feature in isolation, but the way the whole package comes together. She has strong pedigree, handsome lines, real cruising credentials and a layout that dares to do a few things differently.

Crucially, those differences are not gimmicks. They are sensible, liveable choices that make the yacht more enjoyable and more distinctive.

There are many attractive yachts in the 40-metre range. Fewer have this sort of personality. Fewer still combine visual elegance with genuinely original thinking in the way SERENITY does. She feels like a yacht designed by people who understood that the best yachts are not those with the most features, but those in which the features have been arranged in the smartest possible way.

SERENITY is a very good example of that principle. She is refined, capable and memorable, and for the right buyer she could make a very persuasive case indeed.