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Permare’s 28.65-meter motor yacht Baccarat has been sold. Della Rugdee from Hong Seh Marine introduced the buyer, while Foulques de Raigniac, sales broker and founder of Moana Yachting, represented the seller, who expressed gratitude to Rodolfo and Barbara Amerio of Permare for their assistance in completing the transaction. Baccarat, a flybridge motor yacht, was launched in 2015. She was fully designed by her builder, Permare, and was the first of the Amers 94 series to grace the waters; three more have since been built and delivered from the line.
She was built to perform, and her outward appearance reflects this. She has sleek, sharp lines that curve around her bow, evoking her bullet-like agility. Her uneven, parallel tinted windows give her an extra edge of ferocity. Baccarat appears to be all might and no play, but initial impressions are deceptive.
Baccarat includes heaps of outside living: a C-shaped sofa to bow, the main deck furnished with sun loungers, and cascading stairs down to an adjustable swim platform. She also has an impressive sun deck with a Jacuzzi and plenty of space for outdoor dining.
Permare has outfitted her apartment with a dignified design that incorporates a neutral palette and a variety of materials, including teak panelling and marble floors. She can accommodate up to eight people in four cabins, including a full-beam master bedroom.
Baccarat offers lightning-fast performance. She boasts a complete grp hull and superstructure, which, combined with her three D13 Volvo Penta engines, allows her to cruise at an eye-watering 26 knots. Baccarat can reach 30 knots at full throttle.
She was sold for €3,200,000, the last recorded asking price, after being on the market for 173 days.
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