What sets Silvia apart is her custom helm, that adopts a futuristic design more akin to a plane’s cockpit than a yacht, and this is accompanied by an ergonomic carbon fibre chair from Besenzoni that’s adjustable in every direction.

The spacious main deck salon is home to her interior dining space, with her modern, monochromatic Italian style punctuated by accents of red. The interior finishes include a parquet floor in silvered oak, leather cabinets and glass tables, and an advanced AV/IT entertainment system runs throughout the yacht.

Silvia’s appealing flybridge can be accessed via a staircase from the helm and provides space to dine al fresco with a barbecue setup. An automatic bimini can provide shade when needed, and there’s also a bar counter with stools and a Jacuzzi.

Silvia boasts an award-winning design combination, with an exterior by Stefano Righini and interior by Salvagni Architetti. When it comes to performance, her 29-knot top speed is well above the average for similar sized vessels, and at-anchor stabilisers offer added comfort.

Silvia can comfortably accommodate six guests in three cabins. Her full-beam master suite has a split-level arrangement, with the king size bed on the main deck, the en suite a few steps down, and then a third area that occupies a portion of the lower deck. This additional part to the owner’s quarters serves as a private lounge, office space, dressing room, and also a bathtub. The guest accommodation comprises two VIP doubles, and a separate accommodation for a captain plus three crew.

Since Silvia was delivered in 2018 to an owner with close ties to the Azimut Benetti group, and this luxury yacht’s construction is flawless as a result. Silvia is presented for sale by her original owner.