*Extended MAN warranty thru 2028

*Night vision

*Remote controlled docking system

*JetSurf & William Tender 13'' included in the sale

This fantastic vessel makes a captivating impression with her outstanding use of space. The fabulously luminous interiors and modular external areas hold particular appeal. Her latest-generation technology fashions a matchless cruising experience amid some truly iconic design. This is a yacht that makes room for beauty.

Launched in 2018, the Ferretti Yachts 670 is our gift to the yachting world, and to ourselves, to celebrate our 50th anniversary year in sumptuous style. She is the fruit of the partnership between the Ferretti Group Product Strategy Committee and the Engineering department – the first Ferretti yacht with exterior design created with architect Filippo Salvetti, while the interiors are by our own in-house architects and designers. The standout feature among her is the optimal use of space, inside and out, assuring a perfect blend of conviviality and privacy for the owner and guests. The Ferretti Yachts 670 is actually a 67-footer (measuring 20.24 m), albeit with amenities typical of rather larger craft. This design philosophy emerges clearly in the layout: the standard version vaunts 3 generous cabins on the lower deck, and the imaginatively arranged master cabin has an antechamber that acts as a roomy study with writing desk, now an iconic element of this yacht.

*Sistership Images

Features:

• Gyro stabilizer 
• Ambient lights
• Watertight for staircase from cockpit to fly 
• Lights on exterior sidewalks
• Miele washer and dryer
• TV 37''- 42'' electric raising device
• TV 40" in master cabin
• TV 40" in salon
• TV 32" in VIP cabin
• TV 22" in guest cabin 
• Simrad autopilot: 0Pi2 control keyboard
• Simrad display upgrade in main helm and in flybridge position 
• Parquet custom flooring in main deck
• Shower walls in master bathroom in Florim 
• Table on fly in painted teak 
• Carpet in lower deck 
• Exterior upholstery
• Antenna TV SAT HD7 Triamericas 
• Empty dome for KVH TVG 
• Fridge (50 L) on flybridge
• Canopy with carbon poles for bow dinette
• Automatic cable reel and remote control 
• Pilot seat in leather 
• Fusion A/V upgrade on external areas 
• 3 kg gelcoat
• Freestanding furniture on fly
• Retractable electro hydraulic gangway
• Teak at bow, only on the area surrounding the anchors
• Leatherette upholsthery in main helm 
• Watermaker sea recovery Aqua Matic 700-i 
• Comfort shower at stern
• Navionics XL9 cartography areas series "GOLD" 
• Autoidentification system AIS receiver SIMRAD NAIS500 
• Painted external loudspeakers
• Fusion A/V system in cabins 
• Fixed control station with cover 
• Painted teak table in cockpit
• Salon A/V system Yamaha 5+i with loudspeakers Gallo Acustic 
• Second generator (7.5KW)
• Cup holders under folding the cockpit table 
• New design cabinet behind the main helm seat 
• Salon dining table painted glass top
• Salon port side cabinet top Silestone Rougui Lena 
• Grey painting of VHF antenna
• Teak side decks and bow
• Salon sofa modification for a more comfortable seating 
• Wood sink cover to be used as a cutting board
• Grabrail for crew quarter stairs (2)
• Beveled first step from the main helm to the lower deck 
• Additional shelf in the twin cabin closet
• Additional drawer in master studio
• External upholstery 
• Galley top: Silestone Rougui Lena
• Cockpit chairs: 4x Roda Harp 359 director chair
• Engine MAN 1200 HP 
• Hard Top without cover 
• Mooring winch 
• Underwater lights x 4 
• Floor: teak on fly
• Teak on the spoiler
• Smoke separator for gen-each 2" 
• Roll blind in VIP/Guest cabin - each 
• Dishwasher (6 pax capacity)
• Raritan ice maker connected to water tank in the cockpit 
• Shore fresh water intake
• Watertight door access from crew zone to engine room 
• Garbage container in the cockpit
• Gaggenau grill on the fly bridge 
• Radar Radome and horn painted in gray color
• Electric curtains in master cabin and in main salon
• Bow tables convertible into sunpad
• Engine/bow thruster Joystick control system