By: Ethan Rogers
You have yachts, and then you have superyachts, usually 24 metres plus in length, but when you get to 50 metres or more, you tend to enter a new category. Throw in custom design, and the superyachts in this size class offer an unusually broad range of options. Seen as the perfect middle ground by many experienced superyacht owners, 60-metre superyachts usually house a complete range of amenities that rival five-star resorts. Custom superyachts in this class give owners total freedom to decide on every detail, from the technical platform and deck arrangements to the finishes and more. At this end of the size range, there is more than enough space onboard for owners to have dedicated areas to their own interests and hobbies. However, custom design tends to lead to longer build time and potential complications, making it less appealing to some. For prospective owners seeking a distinctive 60-metre superyacht without the 30- to 48-month wait, TWW Yachts has two 60m-plus superyachts for sale.
Rock.It | 60.35m | Feadship | 2014/2020 | $49,500,000
Delivered to her original owner in 2014, the 60.35-metre Feadship custom-built superyacht Rock It was designed for an experienced owner who enjoyed chartering Feadships. Featuring a sleek and bold exterior design by Sinot Yacht Design and classically modern interiors by the same Dutch design studio, this includes flowing, organic lines, mahogany paneling with modern backlit onyx and marble finishes throughout. Her 10.9-metre beam and 1,051 GT ensure she feels spacious throughout all decks. Undergoing a refit in 2020, she is ideal for private and charter use, with her spacious sun deck ideal for entertaining with a jacuzzi forward, a bar, a BBQ, sun loungers, and an outdoor seating area. Other key features include the main salon, which is split into three zones, with a formal dining area and a circular wine bar, the full-beam owner’s suite forward on the main deck, a fold-out balcony on the main deck, and a cinema room. Rock It can accommodate up to eleven overnight guests across five ensuite staterooms, including the sweeping owner’s suite with a dressing room and his-and-hers bathroom, two VIPs, one double, and one twin with a Pullman berth on the lower deck. Powered by twin MTU 12V diesel engines, she has a top speed of 15 knots and a range of 5,300 nautical miles at 12 knots. She is currently available for sale in West Palm Beach with an asking price of $49,500,000.
Dream | 60m | Abeking & Rasmussen | 2001/2023 | $38,457,175
The multi-award-winning 60m custom superyacht Dream (ex Excellence III) from German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen was delivered to her original owners in 2001. A seasoned ocean-going superyacht, she features a classic exterior design by Donald Starkey Designs with an elegant interior by Bannenberg & Rowell. Refitted in 2023, she has been meticulously maintained over the years, with both her owners continuously upgrading her. One of the main features on board Dream is her stunning 110 square metre owner’s apartment, complete with an office, a yoga and wellness room, and three separate bathrooms. Other key amenities include a beautiful sky lounge that transforms into a cinema room, a large sundeck complete with a six-person jacuzzi and outdoor shower, and a dedicated gym. Dream is capable of accommodating up to 16 overnight guests, offering a flexible configuration of up to nine staterooms, which can instantly be reconfigured into three large VIP ensuite staterooms and two additional staterooms in addition to the owner’s apartment. With room for a crew of 16, she offers an ideal crew-to-guest ratio. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3516B diesel engines, Dream has a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots. Dream is currently for sale in Monaco, with an asking price of $38,457,175.
