Heesen Yachts is excited to announce that the first 45m fly bridge YN 17145 motor yacht Project Necto has been sold to a yacht connoisseur, with a true passion for Heesen core values: Aluminium, speed and power. Superyacht Project Necto is a powerful sportster, representing the largest to be built by a Northern European shipyard. She will be delivered to her Owners after intensive sea trials in the North Sea in January 2016.
Luxury yacht Project Necto will be capable of thundering along at an impressive 30 knots thanks to her wellengineered all-aluminium semi-displacement hull and twin MTU 16V 4000 M73L engines. Speed and power combined with uncompromised luxury and comfort are the characteristics of this semi-displacement yacht that will have a range of 2.750Nm at 12 knots.
Frank Laupman of Omega Architects has created the exterior lines of the Project Necto yacht. True to form Laupman has interpreted the Dutch shipyard DNA with a touch of innovation by introducing the ‘knuckle’ – a design element that interrupts the line of the raked bow and gives this new breed of Heesen — with its much sharper and narrower bow — a particularly aggressive look.
The interior décor of YN 17145 superyacht Project Necto is by acclaimed Italian designer Cristiano Gatto who is currently working on his third project with the Dutch shipyard. The Owners chose a contemporary yet cosy design for the interior of their 45m sportster. Warm Canaletto walnut is the main veneer, which perfectly complements the light tones of Loro Piana fabrics and the warm colours of the different finishes; pale blue soft furnishings give a relaxed and light feeling to the yacht’s interior.
Ten guests will be accommodated in five cabins: The full beam master suite is located on the main deck, while the four guest cabins – two twins and two doubles – are on the lower deck. The Owners dedicated special attention to the outdoor areas of their new vessel; the ultra-spacious sundeck is particularly impressive. As an expansive 84-square metre area, completely free from fixed furniture, it is available for guests to carry out their morning exercise – yet another unusual and particularly remarkable design feature on a yacht of this size.
Main Characteristics of YN 17145 Yacht Project NECTO
Hull type: Full aluminium, hard chine, semi-displacement
Naval Architect: Heesen Yachts
Interior Designer: Cristiano Gatto Design Team
Exterior Styling: Omega Architects
Classification: ABS A1 Yachting Service AMS
Large Commercial Yacht Code LY2
Hull: Aluminium
Superstructure: Aluminium
DIMENSIONS
Length over all: 45,00m / 147ft 7in
Beam over all: 8,40m / 27ft 6in
Draft: 2,82m / 9ft 3in
Displacement (50% load): 258 tons
Tonnage: approx. 360GT
ACCOMMODATION
Guests: 10
Crew: 7
Cabins: Full-beam master suite, 2 double cabins and 2 twin cabins
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Maximum speed (light load): 30 knots
Range at 12 knots: 2.750Nm
Fuel capacity: 50.000 litres / 13.200 US gallons
Fresh water: 10.000 litres / 2.642 US gallons
PROPULSION DETAILS
Main engines: 2 x MTU 16V 4000 M73L
Maximum power: 2 x 2.880kW
Gearbox: 2 x ZF 9055A
Engine control: MTU Blue Vision
Propellers: Schaffran five blade fixed pitch Ø 1.550mm
Generators: 2 x Kilo-Pak, each 80kW at 50Hz
Bow thruster: 1 x 80kW, hydraulically driven
Steering system: Litton Marine Systems
Stabilizers: 3 x Seakeeper M26000, gyro stabilizers stabilization at zero speed
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