The 35.46-metre Azimut superyacht Vivere sold in New Jersey, the United States, after 410 days on the market. The deal was concluded by MarineMax broker Mike Doyle who represented the seller alongside Northrop and Johnson brokers Wes Sanford and Sean Doyle, while Frank Brennan of MarineMax bought the buyer. 
The 248 GT Vivere was launched in 2007 by the Italian shipyard and features exterior design by Stefano Righini Design, while her interior was penned by Galeazzi Design, with naval architecture by Azimut Yachts.
The yachts interiors are finished with gloss wooden walls with leather panelling and the decor has been completed in pink and gold tones. The social spaces are brightly lit with large windows throughout. She can accommodate as many as 10 guests between five staterooms.
Externally she has a number of seating options for both dining and relaxing. There is a dining table on the aft deck and the flybridge features a Jacuzzi and bar area as well as a dining table. 
Vivere is powered to top speed of 28 knots by twin MTU engines, and has a cruising speed of 25 knots. She had a last known asking price of $4,100,000.