The 54.7-metre Turquoise motor yacht Bella 2, previously also known as Bellami.com and Kinta, is now listed as a yacht for sale. Delivered in 2008, Bella 2 features exterior design by the Monaco based designer Paolo Caliari while her interiors come from the drawing boards of the French studio JG Verges Design.
Photo: BurgessMaintained in excellent condition since her launch, Bella 2 has undergone several refits in her lifetime, with the most recent being a maintenance refit at the Lusben shipyard in Livorno, Italy during January 2020.
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Photo: BurgessHighlights on board yacht include a Jacuzzi on the sun deck surrounded by sun pads, a gym, open-air dining for 12 guests and a U-shaped lounge with a glass skylight.
Photo: IYC YachtsThe aft area of the upper deck is equipped with water toys stowed on the passage along with a very large daybed for sunbathing. Forward, the upper deck is home to Portuguese bridge that can be spotted from the skylight provided in the master stateroom.
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Photo: IYC YachtsThe main deck features a glass-backed pool surrounded by sun pads, a spacious shaded lounge and a swim platform.
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Photo: IYC YachtsOther highlights of this motor yacht for sale include a formal dining room on the upper deck and her generous sky lounge and bar. The main saloon has an open design with another lounge located aft and a media lounge at the fore with a 70 inch TV.
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Photo: IYC Yachts Yacht's refit in 2011 included an interior redesign that provided the vessel with refreshed interior themes of wood and caramel along with a complete repaint and upgrades to her AV equipment.
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Photo: BurgessThe Turquoise yacht for sale accommodates 12 guests in six staterooms consisting of a full-beam master, a second full-beam VIP, three doubles and a twin on the lower deck.
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Photo: IYC Yachts On board, guests are taken care of by a crew of 12. Powered by twin Caterpillar 1,750 hp engines, Bella 2 reaches a maximum speed of 16 knots and cruises comfortably at 14 knots.
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