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Once on board, you discover a cockpit inspired by the 42 and 44, with a large aft bench seat, a dining table for six or eight and plenty of space. The cockpit is separated from the main deck by a solid sliding door on the starboard side, while the port side features a tilting bay window and a small folding countertop. Once the window is open and the countertop unfolded, you can enjoy a bar, perfect for a drink or a meal. What's more, once the unit is closed, the small countertop doubles up as a credenza, which is a nice touch.
As soon as you step through the door, you're struck by the volume of the interior. By raising the deck line, the designers have created an impressive headroom. This impression of space is reinforced by the presence of bay windows running almost all around the main deck, and by a cleverly thought-out play of colors.
The layout of this space is reminiscent of that of previous models, particularly the portside galley. Complete and opening onto the cockpit, the galley is highly functional, with a number of good ideas, such as the deep sink which incorporates a second, small, removable sink that slides out on top. Forward, a U-shaped saloon can accommodate six guests around a table. The table can be lowered to ...
