At 38.1-metres in length, Enterprise is the smallest of the three motor yachts Baglietto delivered this year – and arguably she’s the most dramatic from the Italian trio, with the potential to usher in a new line for the luxury yacht builder. 
“Enterprise is a highly innovative custom project for which a brand-new platform was developed and she has definitely the potential to become the first of a series.” Fabio Ermetto, CCO of Baglietto commented during her launch. Following her delivery she promptly joined Burgess’ charter fleet, offering us a chance to get onboard and see what makes her such an “exhilarating new addition to the charter market”.
Francesco Paszkowski was the mastermind behind her exterior styling, opting for a clean straight bow and V-line hull, creating a modern take on exploration. Long-time collaborator and friend of the shipyard, Francesco Paszkowski has overseen the styling of more than half of Baglietto’s fleet, and this great dynasty is fed directly into Enterprise’s DNA. The full-custom motor yacht is undeniably a Baglietto while retaining a novel look and feel. 
Enterprise spans three decks and sits comfortably within the sub-500 GT category. Baglietto’s in-house design team oversaw her interior spaces, working closely with the owner’s team. Together they optimised her general arrangement, eking out as much space as possible for more cavernous offering than most of her contemporaries in the same size range. 
She has an effortless elegance that’s incredibly charter friendly; the main saloon for one is suave, debonair with a great degree of informality. Two bench settees frame the space and the centreline has been kept free for ease of access to the aft deck and forward dining area. The rich, dark wood parquet flooring is balanced by a neutral colour palette and the broad expanses of glass both port and starboard. Francesco Paszkowski purposefully kept the bulwark low across Enterprise’s profile to ensure panoramic views from the space.
This sophistication runs throughout the yacht and no expense was spared. Enterprise offers accommodation for as many as 10 guests across five staterooms, comprising two stately VIP suites and two convertible staterooms on the lower deck and a master suite forward on the main deck. 
The master suite is sublime, spans the full beam, and comes complete with a lounge area, a private office, soundproof doors, his-and-hers bath en suite with a central rainfall shower. Guests will be looked after by seven crew.
Entertainment is in abundance onboard Enterprise; she has a multipurpose sundeck home to a bar, alfresco lounge area, and a glass-edge negative-sided Jacuzzi. Her skylounge is just as dynamic and doubles as a screening room. For the more strenuous activities, Enterprise has an air-conditioned transom gym and a plethora of water toys. The yacht comes equipped with a WaveRunner, two SeaBobs, paddleboards and a 14-metre Maori chase tender.
Baglietto equipped Enterprise with twin Caterpillar diesel engines that deliver a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 18 knots. The motor yacht also benefits from zero speed stabilisers that reduces roll at anchor.