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The Final Azimut 77S Ever Built? Inside the Beautiful JR28
A Decade of Refinement Comes to an End
The Azimut 77S entered production in 2012 and quickly established itself as one of the standout models in the Italian builder's S Collection. Designed for owners wanting the sleek profile of a coupé without giving up the versatility normally associated with a flybridge yacht, the model successfully bridged two different styles of cruising. After nearly ten years in production, every refinement and improvement made throughout the series ultimately found its way into JR28, making her arguably the most mature example ever built.
That evolution is immediately visible. Even from a distance, the yacht's low, aggressive profile gives away Stefano Righini's distinctive approach to sports yacht design. Flowing lines, expansive glazing and carefully balanced proportions create a yacht that still looks remarkably contemporary several years after delivery. Yet unlike many performance yachts in this size range, JR28 does not rely solely on appearance. The addition of a genuine flybridge transforms her into a much more versatile yacht capable of adapting to different cruising styles and owner preferences.
A Decade of Refinement Comes to an End
The Azimut 77S entered production in 2012 and quickly established itself as one of the standout models in the Italian builder's S Collection. Designed for owners wanting the sleek profile of a coupé without giving up the versatility normally associated with a flybridge yacht, the model successfully bridged two different styles of cruising. After nearly ten years in production, every refinement and improvement made throughout the series ultimately found its way into JR28, making her arguably the most mature example ever built.
That evolution is immediately visible. Even from a distance, the yacht's low, aggressive profile gives away Stefano Righini's distinctive approach to sports yacht design. Flowing lines, expansive glazing and carefully balanced proportions create a yacht that still looks remarkably contemporary several years after delivery. Yet unlike many performance yachts in this size range, JR28 does not rely solely on appearance. The addition of a genuine flybridge transforms her into a much more versatile yacht capable of adapting to different cruising styles and owner preferences.
A Decade of Refinement Comes to an End
The Azimut 77S entered production in 2012 and quickly established itself as one of the standout models in the Italian builder's S Collection. Designed for owners wanting the sleek profile of a coupé without giving up the versatility normally associated with a flybridge yacht, the model successfully bridged two different styles of cruising. After nearly ten years in production, every refinement and improvement made throughout the series ultimately found its way into JR28, making her arguably the most mature example ever built.
That evolution is immediately visible. Even from a distance, the yacht's low, aggressive profile gives away Stefano Righini's distinctive approach to sports yacht design. Flowing lines, expansive glazing and carefully balanced proportions create a yacht that still looks remarkably contemporary several years after delivery. Yet unlike many performance yachts in this size range, JR28 does not rely solely on appearance. The addition of a genuine flybridge transforms her into a much more versatile yacht capable of adapting to different cruising styles and owner preferences.
A Stern That Works Harder Than It Looks
The walkthrough begins where many unforgettable days on board are likely to begin, the swim platform. Rather than simply providing access to the sea, this substantial teak-clad platform performs several functions at once. Forming part of the garage door, it lowers effortlessly to water level, making swimming easier while also acting as a practical launch system for the yacht's water toys.
Behind it lies one of the yacht's cleverest design solutions. The garage comfortably accommodates both a tender, up to approximately 3.8 metres in length and a jet ski, offering owners genuine flexibility without cluttering the exterior deck spaces. Storage throughout this area is equally generous, demonstrating that while JR28 undoubtedly embraces sporty styling, practicality has never been sacrificed in pursuit of aesthetics. It is exactly the kind of thoughtful engineering that owners appreciate every time they prepare for a day on the water.
A Stern That Works Harder Than It Looks
The walkthrough begins where many unforgettable days on board are likely to begin, the swim platform. Rather than simply providing access to the sea, this substantial teak-clad platform performs several functions at once. Forming part of the garage door, it lowers effortlessly to water level, making swimming easier while also acting as a practical launch system for the yacht's water toys.
Behind it lies one of the yacht's cleverest design solutions. The garage comfortably accommodates both a tender, up to approximately 3.8 metres in length and a jet ski, offering owners genuine flexibility without cluttering the exterior deck spaces. Storage throughout this area is equally generous, demonstrating that while JR28 undoubtedly embraces sporty styling, practicality has never been sacrificed in pursuit of aesthetics. It is exactly the kind of thoughtful engineering that owners appreciate every time they prepare for a day on the water.
A Stern That Works Harder Than It Looks
The walkthrough begins where many unforgettable days on board are likely to begin, the swim platform. Rather than simply providing access to the sea, this substantial teak-clad platform performs several functions at once. Forming part of the garage door, it lowers effortlessly to water level, making swimming easier while also acting as a practical launch system for the yacht's water toys.
Behind it lies one of the yacht's cleverest design solutions. The garage comfortably accommodates both a tender, up to approximately 3.8 metres in length and a jet ski, offering owners genuine flexibility without cluttering the exterior deck spaces. Storage throughout this area is equally generous, demonstrating that while JR28 undoubtedly embraces sporty styling, practicality has never been sacrificed in pursuit of aesthetics. It is exactly the kind of thoughtful engineering that owners appreciate every time they prepare for a day on the water.
Outdoor Living Designed Around People
Moving naturally from the swim platform into the cockpit, the emphasis shifts from watersports to entertaining. Here, Azimut has created a remarkably sociable outdoor environment centred around an oversized sunpad that transforms into part of an alfresco dining area capable of accommodating eight guests. Rather than separating those relaxing from those dining, the arrangement allows everyone to remain connected within one inviting social space.
Another standout feature is the automatic bimini system. Instead of requiring manual operation, it extends electronically before automatically retracting whenever wind conditions become too strong. Katia remarks that it is a feature she has not encountered before, highlighting the level of innovation incorporated into what might otherwise appear to be a conventional cockpit arrangement. Practicality continues with a fully equipped wet bar featuring a grill, fridge and ice maker, while a joystick docking station also allows the yacht to be manoeuvred directly from this deck when required. Together, these details transform the cockpit into a genuinely functional extension of the interior rather than simply another seating area.
Outdoor Living Designed Around People
Moving naturally from the swim platform into the cockpit, the emphasis shifts from watersports to entertaining. Here, Azimut has created a remarkably sociable outdoor environment centred around an oversized sunpad that transforms into part of an alfresco dining area capable of accommodating eight guests. Rather than separating those relaxing from those dining, the arrangement allows everyone to remain connected within one inviting social space.
Another standout feature is the automatic bimini system. Instead of requiring manual operation, it extends electronically before automatically retracting whenever wind conditions become too strong. Katia remarks that it is a feature she has not encountered before, highlighting the level of innovation incorporated into what might otherwise appear to be a conventional cockpit arrangement. Practicality continues with a fully equipped wet bar featuring a grill, fridge and ice maker, while a joystick docking station also allows the yacht to be manoeuvred directly from this deck when required. Together, these details transform the cockpit into a genuinely functional extension of the interior rather than simply another seating area.
Outdoor Living Designed Around People
Moving naturally from the swim platform into the cockpit, the emphasis shifts from watersports to entertaining. Here, Azimut has created a remarkably sociable outdoor environment centred around an oversized sunpad that transforms into part of an alfresco dining area capable of accommodating eight guests. Rather than separating those relaxing from those dining, the arrangement allows everyone to remain connected within one inviting social space.
Another standout feature is the automatic bimini system. Instead of requiring manual operation, it extends electronically before automatically retracting whenever wind conditions become too strong. Katia remarks that it is a feature she has not encountered before, highlighting the level of innovation incorporated into what might otherwise appear to be a conventional cockpit arrangement. Practicality continues with a fully equipped wet bar featuring a grill, fridge and ice maker, while a joystick docking station also allows the yacht to be manoeuvred directly from this deck when required. Together, these details transform the cockpit into a genuinely functional extension of the interior rather than simply another seating area.
Italian Elegance Continues Inside
Stepping through the sliding glass doors reveals an interior that immediately feels brighter and more spacious than many sports yachts of similar dimensions. A pair of opposing sofas create a welcoming lounge area, while a concealed television rises discreetly from the cabinetry only when needed, allowing the space to remain clean and uncluttered. Above, a large retractable sunroof floods the saloon with natural light and fresh air, giving the impression of a winter garden during pleasant weather and reinforcing the close relationship between the interior and the surrounding sea.
Entertainment has clearly been one of the owner's priorities. A 58-bottle wine fridge is neatly integrated into the cabinetry alongside dedicated glass storage, while an additional refrigerator provides even greater convenience when hosting guests. Completing the atmosphere is a customised Dolby surround sound system that extends throughout both the interior and exterior decks, helping to establish JR28 as an outstanding platform for socialising whether at anchor or alongside the dock.
Italian Elegance Continues Inside
Stepping through the sliding glass doors reveals an interior that immediately feels brighter and more spacious than many sports yachts of similar dimensions. A pair of opposing sofas create a welcoming lounge area, while a concealed television rises discreetly from the cabinetry only when needed, allowing the space to remain clean and uncluttered. Above, a large retractable sunroof floods the saloon with natural light and fresh air, giving the impression of a winter garden during pleasant weather and reinforcing the close relationship between the interior and the surrounding sea.
Entertainment has clearly been one of the owner's priorities. A 58-bottle wine fridge is neatly integrated into the cabinetry alongside dedicated glass storage, while an additional refrigerator provides even greater convenience when hosting guests. Completing the atmosphere is a customised Dolby surround sound system that extends throughout both the interior and exterior decks, helping to establish JR28 as an outstanding platform for socialising whether at anchor or alongside the dock.
Italian Elegance Continues Inside
Stepping through the sliding glass doors reveals an interior that immediately feels brighter and more spacious than many sports yachts of similar dimensions. A pair of opposing sofas create a welcoming lounge area, while a concealed television rises discreetly from the cabinetry only when needed, allowing the space to remain clean and uncluttered. Above, a large retractable sunroof floods the saloon with natural light and fresh air, giving the impression of a winter garden during pleasant weather and reinforcing the close relationship between the interior and the surrounding sea.
Entertainment has clearly been one of the owner's priorities. A 58-bottle wine fridge is neatly integrated into the cabinetry alongside dedicated glass storage, while an additional refrigerator provides even greater convenience when hosting guests. Completing the atmosphere is a customised Dolby surround sound system that extends throughout both the interior and exterior decks, helping to establish JR28 as an outstanding platform for socialising whether at anchor or alongside the dock.
A Helm That Reflects Modern Performance
Luxury and technology come together at the lower helm station, where twin leather seats embroidered with the Azimut logo face a comprehensive navigation console. Raymarine multifunction displays, joystick controls, bow thruster management, underwater lighting controls and stabilisation systems are all positioned within easy reach, creating an environment equally suited to owner-operators and professional crew. Every detail reflects Azimut's intention to combine premium craftsmanship with intuitive usability.
Power comes from three Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1350 engines delivering around 1,000 horsepower each. This propulsion package allows JR28 to achieve speeds of between 35 and 36 knots while cruising comfortably at around 25 knots. More importantly, the IPS installation improves manoeuvrability and efficiency while freeing valuable internal volume below deck—space that has been cleverly utilised to enhance guest accommodation and crew areas. It is an engineering choice that benefits not only performance, but also everyday comfort throughout the yacht.
A Helm That Reflects Modern Performance
Luxury and technology come together at the lower helm station, where twin leather seats embroidered with the Azimut logo face a comprehensive navigation console. Raymarine multifunction displays, joystick controls, bow thruster management, underwater lighting controls and stabilisation systems are all positioned within easy reach, creating an environment equally suited to owner-operators and professional crew. Every detail reflects Azimut's intention to combine premium craftsmanship with intuitive usability.
Power comes from three Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1350 engines delivering around 1,000 horsepower each. This propulsion package allows JR28 to achieve speeds of between 35 and 36 knots while cruising comfortably at around 25 knots. More importantly, the IPS installation improves manoeuvrability and efficiency while freeing valuable internal volume below deck—space that has been cleverly utilised to enhance guest accommodation and crew areas. It is an engineering choice that benefits not only performance, but also everyday comfort throughout the yacht.
A Helm That Reflects Modern Performance
Luxury and technology come together at the lower helm station, where twin leather seats embroidered with the Azimut logo face a comprehensive navigation console. Raymarine multifunction displays, joystick controls, bow thruster management, underwater lighting controls and stabilisation systems are all positioned within easy reach, creating an environment equally suited to owner-operators and professional crew. Every detail reflects Azimut's intention to combine premium craftsmanship with intuitive usability.
Power comes from three Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1350 engines delivering around 1,000 horsepower each. This propulsion package allows JR28 to achieve speeds of between 35 and 36 knots while cruising comfortably at around 25 knots. More importantly, the IPS installation improves manoeuvrability and efficiency while freeing valuable internal volume below deck—space that has been cleverly utilised to enhance guest accommodation and crew areas. It is an engineering choice that benefits not only performance, but also everyday comfort throughout the yacht.
A Galley Designed for Real Cruising
As the walkthrough continues below deck, one of the yacht's most practical spaces comes into view. Positioned between the main deck and the accommodation, the galley has been designed to serve both guests and crew without disrupting life on board. Rather than being hidden away, it occupies a convenient central position that makes moving between decks effortless while still maintaining a degree of separation from the social areas.
The current owner clearly makes good use of the space, and it is easy to see why. Equipped with premium Miele appliances throughout, including the oven and refrigerator, the galley offers generous food preparation areas complemented by natural light from an overhead skylight. Additional pantry storage provides even more practicality, making extended cruising far more comfortable than one might expect aboard a yacht of this size. Every element reflects a design philosophy that values everyday usability just as highly as visual appeal.
A Galley Designed for Real Cruising
As the walkthrough continues below deck, one of the yacht's most practical spaces comes into view. Positioned between the main deck and the accommodation, the galley has been designed to serve both guests and crew without disrupting life on board. Rather than being hidden away, it occupies a convenient central position that makes moving between decks effortless while still maintaining a degree of separation from the social areas.
The current owner clearly makes good use of the space, and it is easy to see why. Equipped with premium Miele appliances throughout, including the oven and refrigerator, the galley offers generous food preparation areas complemented by natural light from an overhead skylight. Additional pantry storage provides even more practicality, making extended cruising far more comfortable than one might expect aboard a yacht of this size. Every element reflects a design philosophy that values everyday usability just as highly as visual appeal.
A Galley Designed for Real Cruising
As the walkthrough continues below deck, one of the yacht's most practical spaces comes into view. Positioned between the main deck and the accommodation, the galley has been designed to serve both guests and crew without disrupting life on board. Rather than being hidden away, it occupies a convenient central position that makes moving between decks effortless while still maintaining a degree of separation from the social areas.
The current owner clearly makes good use of the space, and it is easy to see why. Equipped with premium Miele appliances throughout, including the oven and refrigerator, the galley offers generous food preparation areas complemented by natural light from an overhead skylight. Additional pantry storage provides even more practicality, making extended cruising far more comfortable than one might expect aboard a yacht of this size. Every element reflects a design philosophy that values everyday usability just as highly as visual appeal.
Guest Accommodation That Exceeds Expectations
The advantages of the IPS propulsion system become even more apparent in the guest accommodation. By reducing the space normally occupied by traditional shaft drives, Azimut's engineers have been able to maximise the volume available throughout the lower deck. The result is a layout that feels noticeably more spacious than many comparable performance yachts.
JR28 accommodates up to nine guests across four beautifully appointed cabins, with the additional Pullman berth providing welcome flexibility for families or occasional extra guests. Every cabin benefits from its own ensuite bathroom, while the twin cabin featuring the Pullman also enjoys convenient access to a day head. Modern expectations have not been overlooked either, with televisions throughout the accommodation and Starlink connectivity ensuring guests remain connected wherever their itinerary may take them.
The owner's suite is undoubtedly the highlight of the accommodation. Located amidships, where movement is naturally reduced, it takes full advantage of the yacht's generous 5.5-metre beam to create a remarkably spacious retreat. A large walk-in wardrobe, generous ensuite bathroom, dedicated seating area and over two metres of headroom all contribute to a cabin that feels far larger than most buyers would expect aboard a sporty 24-metre yacht. It is a layout that successfully balances luxury with practicality, creating a private sanctuary capable of supporting extended cruising in complete comfort.
Guest Accommodation That Exceeds Expectations
The advantages of the IPS propulsion system become even more apparent in the guest accommodation. By reducing the space normally occupied by traditional shaft drives, Azimut's engineers have been able to maximise the volume available throughout the lower deck. The result is a layout that feels noticeably more spacious than many comparable performance yachts.
JR28 accommodates up to nine guests across four beautifully appointed cabins, with the additional Pullman berth providing welcome flexibility for families or occasional extra guests. Every cabin benefits from its own ensuite bathroom, while the twin cabin featuring the Pullman also enjoys convenient access to a day head. Modern expectations have not been overlooked either, with televisions throughout the accommodation and Starlink connectivity ensuring guests remain connected wherever their itinerary may take them.
The owner's suite is undoubtedly the highlight of the accommodation. Located amidships, where movement is naturally reduced, it takes full advantage of the yacht's generous 5.5-metre beam to create a remarkably spacious retreat. A large walk-in wardrobe, generous ensuite bathroom, dedicated seating area and over two metres of headroom all contribute to a cabin that feels far larger than most buyers would expect aboard a sporty 24-metre yacht. It is a layout that successfully balances luxury with practicality, creating a private sanctuary capable of supporting extended cruising in complete comfort.
Guest Accommodation That Exceeds Expectations
The advantages of the IPS propulsion system become even more apparent in the guest accommodation. By reducing the space normally occupied by traditional shaft drives, Azimut's engineers have been able to maximise the volume available throughout the lower deck. The result is a layout that feels noticeably more spacious than many comparable performance yachts.
JR28 accommodates up to nine guests across four beautifully appointed cabins, with the additional Pullman berth providing welcome flexibility for families or occasional extra guests. Every cabin benefits from its own ensuite bathroom, while the twin cabin featuring the Pullman also enjoys convenient access to a day head. Modern expectations have not been overlooked either, with televisions throughout the accommodation and Starlink connectivity ensuring guests remain connected wherever their itinerary may take them.
The owner's suite is undoubtedly the highlight of the accommodation. Located amidships, where movement is naturally reduced, it takes full advantage of the yacht's generous 5.5-metre beam to create a remarkably spacious retreat. A large walk-in wardrobe, generous ensuite bathroom, dedicated seating area and over two metres of headroom all contribute to a cabin that feels far larger than most buyers would expect aboard a sporty 24-metre yacht. It is a layout that successfully balances luxury with practicality, creating a private sanctuary capable of supporting extended cruising in complete comfort.
An Owner Who Invested in Comfort
Throughout the walkthrough, one theme continues to emerge: this is a yacht whose owner has never stopped improving her. Rather than simply maintaining JR28, significant investment has gone into enhancing both guest comfort and everyday usability. Tropical air conditioning keeps the interior cool even in demanding climates, while upgraded stabilisation reduces movement at anchor, creating a noticeably more comfortable experience for everyone on board.
The owner's attention to detail extends much further. Starlink has been installed to ensure reliable internet access almost anywhere in the world, customised underwater lighting enhances the yacht's appearance after dark, and additional refrigeration provides greater flexibility when entertaining larger groups. These are not cosmetic additions but carefully considered upgrades that improve the overall ownership experience.
Perhaps even more telling is the owner's maintenance philosophy. Rather than waiting for scheduled refits or service intervals, any item showing signs of wear has been replaced immediately. Most of the soft furnishings are only a few months old, helping the yacht retain the fresh appearance of a much newer vessel. It is exactly this proactive approach that explains why JR28 presents so exceptionally today and why prospective buyers can step aboard with real confidence.
An Owner Who Invested in Comfort
Throughout the walkthrough, one theme continues to emerge: this is a yacht whose owner has never stopped improving her. Rather than simply maintaining JR28, significant investment has gone into enhancing both guest comfort and everyday usability. Tropical air conditioning keeps the interior cool even in demanding climates, while upgraded stabilisation reduces movement at anchor, creating a noticeably more comfortable experience for everyone on board.
The owner's attention to detail extends much further. Starlink has been installed to ensure reliable internet access almost anywhere in the world, customised underwater lighting enhances the yacht's appearance after dark, and additional refrigeration provides greater flexibility when entertaining larger groups. These are not cosmetic additions but carefully considered upgrades that improve the overall ownership experience.
Perhaps even more telling is the owner's maintenance philosophy. Rather than waiting for scheduled refits or service intervals, any item showing signs of wear has been replaced immediately. Most of the soft furnishings are only a few months old, helping the yacht retain the fresh appearance of a much newer vessel. It is exactly this proactive approach that explains why JR28 presents so exceptionally today and why prospective buyers can step aboard with real confidence.
An Owner Who Invested in Comfort
Throughout the walkthrough, one theme continues to emerge: this is a yacht whose owner has never stopped improving her. Rather than simply maintaining JR28, significant investment has gone into enhancing both guest comfort and everyday usability. Tropical air conditioning keeps the interior cool even in demanding climates, while upgraded stabilisation reduces movement at anchor, creating a noticeably more comfortable experience for everyone on board.
The owner's attention to detail extends much further. Starlink has been installed to ensure reliable internet access almost anywhere in the world, customised underwater lighting enhances the yacht's appearance after dark, and additional refrigeration provides greater flexibility when entertaining larger groups. These are not cosmetic additions but carefully considered upgrades that improve the overall ownership experience.
Perhaps even more telling is the owner's maintenance philosophy. Rather than waiting for scheduled refits or service intervals, any item showing signs of wear has been replaced immediately. Most of the soft furnishings are only a few months old, helping the yacht retain the fresh appearance of a much newer vessel. It is exactly this proactive approach that explains why JR28 presents so exceptionally today and why prospective buyers can step aboard with real confidence.
Two More Outstanding Outdoor Spaces
While the cockpit already provides an exceptional entertaining area, Azimut has ensured that owners and guests have even more options once they move higher. The flybridge offers an entirely different atmosphere, providing elevated views and a relaxed environment that can be enjoyed either beneath the sunshine or under the protection of a retractable bimini. A secondary helm station allows the yacht to be operated from above, while an ice maker—soon to be installed at the time of filming—adds another practical touch for long summer afternoons at anchor.
Forward, the bow has been transformed into another inviting social area. An adjustable table sits at the centre of the arrangement, surrounded by comfortable seating and generous sunpads that encourage guests to spend time outdoors throughout the day. Carbon fibre poles support an optional bimini, providing welcome shade whenever required and making this yet another versatile space capable of adapting to changing weather conditions and different styles of entertaining.
Two More Outstanding Outdoor Spaces
While the cockpit already provides an exceptional entertaining area, Azimut has ensured that owners and guests have even more options once they move higher. The flybridge offers an entirely different atmosphere, providing elevated views and a relaxed environment that can be enjoyed either beneath the sunshine or under the protection of a retractable bimini. A secondary helm station allows the yacht to be operated from above, while an ice maker—soon to be installed at the time of filming—adds another practical touch for long summer afternoons at anchor.
Forward, the bow has been transformed into another inviting social area. An adjustable table sits at the centre of the arrangement, surrounded by comfortable seating and generous sunpads that encourage guests to spend time outdoors throughout the day. Carbon fibre poles support an optional bimini, providing welcome shade whenever required and making this yet another versatile space capable of adapting to changing weather conditions and different styles of entertaining.
Two More Outstanding Outdoor Spaces
While the cockpit already provides an exceptional entertaining area, Azimut has ensured that owners and guests have even more options once they move higher. The flybridge offers an entirely different atmosphere, providing elevated views and a relaxed environment that can be enjoyed either beneath the sunshine or under the protection of a retractable bimini. A secondary helm station allows the yacht to be operated from above, while an ice maker—soon to be installed at the time of filming—adds another practical touch for long summer afternoons at anchor.
Forward, the bow has been transformed into another inviting social area. An adjustable table sits at the centre of the arrangement, surrounded by comfortable seating and generous sunpads that encourage guests to spend time outdoors throughout the day. Carbon fibre poles support an optional bimini, providing welcome shade whenever required and making this yet another versatile space capable of adapting to changing weather conditions and different styles of entertaining.
Performance That Complements the Lifestyle
Beneath the decks, JR28's engineering package perfectly matches her elegant appearance. Powered by triple Volvo Penta IPS engines, she comfortably cruises at around 25 knots while reaching a top speed of between 35 and 36 knots when required. Despite this impressive performance, the owner describes the yacht as remarkably economical to operate, noting that fuel consumption only reaches around 500 litres per hour when running at full throttle. It is not often that owners describe a yacht of this size as inexpensive to run, making the comment particularly noteworthy.
The combination of efficient propulsion, excellent manoeuvrability and generous fuel capacity creates a yacht equally suited to weekend escapes or longer Mediterranean cruising itineraries. Whether exploring the Italian coastline, island hopping through Croatia or venturing further afield, JR28 has clearly been designed to deliver performance without demanding unnecessary compromises from her owner.
Performance That Complements the Lifestyle
Beneath the decks, JR28's engineering package perfectly matches her elegant appearance. Powered by triple Volvo Penta IPS engines, she comfortably cruises at around 25 knots while reaching a top speed of between 35 and 36 knots when required. Despite this impressive performance, the owner describes the yacht as remarkably economical to operate, noting that fuel consumption only reaches around 500 litres per hour when running at full throttle. It is not often that owners describe a yacht of this size as inexpensive to run, making the comment particularly noteworthy.
The combination of efficient propulsion, excellent manoeuvrability and generous fuel capacity creates a yacht equally suited to weekend escapes or longer Mediterranean cruising itineraries. Whether exploring the Italian coastline, island hopping through Croatia or venturing further afield, JR28 has clearly been designed to deliver performance without demanding unnecessary compromises from her owner.
Performance That Complements the Lifestyle
Beneath the decks, JR28's engineering package perfectly matches her elegant appearance. Powered by triple Volvo Penta IPS engines, she comfortably cruises at around 25 knots while reaching a top speed of between 35 and 36 knots when required. Despite this impressive performance, the owner describes the yacht as remarkably economical to operate, noting that fuel consumption only reaches around 500 litres per hour when running at full throttle. It is not often that owners describe a yacht of this size as inexpensive to run, making the comment particularly noteworthy.
The combination of efficient propulsion, excellent manoeuvrability and generous fuel capacity creates a yacht equally suited to weekend escapes or longer Mediterranean cruising itineraries. Whether exploring the Italian coastline, island hopping through Croatia or venturing further afield, JR28 has clearly been designed to deliver performance without demanding unnecessary compromises from her owner.
Why JR28 Deserves Serious Consideration
Some brokerage yachts stand out because they have barely been used. Others because they have undergone extensive refits. JR28 occupies a rarer position, combining careful private ownership with continuous investment and thoughtful upgrades from new. Being the final Azimut 77S ever delivered already makes her historically significant within the model range, but it is the attention to detail throughout the yacht that ultimately leaves the strongest impression.
From the intelligently designed swim platform and highly sociable cockpit to the refined interior, spacious accommodation and impressive performance, every aspect of JR28 demonstrates the maturity of a model that benefited from nearly a decade of continuous refinement. Combined with the enhancements introduced by her owner and the timeless styling of Stefano Righini, she offers a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a sports yacht that refuses to compromise on comfort.
For anyone searching for a beautifully maintained, privately owned Italian performance yacht capable of delivering thrilling speeds while remaining equally comfortable during extended cruising, JR28 deserves a place at the very top of the shortlist. As Katia's walkthrough makes abundantly clear, this is not simply the last Azimut 77S ever built, it is arguably one of the very best examples of the model ever produced.
Why JR28 Deserves Serious Consideration
Some brokerage yachts stand out because they have barely been used. Others because they have undergone extensive refits. JR28 occupies a rarer position, combining careful private ownership with continuous investment and thoughtful upgrades from new. Being the final Azimut 77S ever delivered already makes her historically significant within the model range, but it is the attention to detail throughout the yacht that ultimately leaves the strongest impression.
From the intelligently designed swim platform and highly sociable cockpit to the refined interior, spacious accommodation and impressive performance, every aspect of JR28 demonstrates the maturity of a model that benefited from nearly a decade of continuous refinement. Combined with the enhancements introduced by her owner and the timeless styling of Stefano Righini, she offers a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a sports yacht that refuses to compromise on comfort.
For anyone searching for a beautifully maintained, privately owned Italian performance yacht capable of delivering thrilling speeds while remaining equally comfortable during extended cruising, JR28 deserves a place at the very top of the shortlist. As Katia's walkthrough makes abundantly clear, this is not simply the last Azimut 77S ever built, it is arguably one of the very best examples of the model ever produced.
Why JR28 Deserves Serious Consideration
Some brokerage yachts stand out because they have barely been used. Others because they have undergone extensive refits. JR28 occupies a rarer position, combining careful private ownership with continuous investment and thoughtful upgrades from new. Being the final Azimut 77S ever delivered already makes her historically significant within the model range, but it is the attention to detail throughout the yacht that ultimately leaves the strongest impression.
From the intelligently designed swim platform and highly sociable cockpit to the refined interior, spacious accommodation and impressive performance, every aspect of JR28 demonstrates the maturity of a model that benefited from nearly a decade of continuous refinement. Combined with the enhancements introduced by her owner and the timeless styling of Stefano Righini, she offers a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a sports yacht that refuses to compromise on comfort.
For anyone searching for a beautifully maintained, privately owned Italian performance yacht capable of delivering thrilling speeds while remaining equally comfortable during extended cruising, JR28 deserves a place at the very top of the shortlist. As Katia's walkthrough makes abundantly clear, this is not simply the last Azimut 77S ever built, it is arguably one of the very best examples of the model ever produced.
