SERENA

PROJECT SERENA is a 55.0m (180’5”) Luxury Motor Yacht and the latest version of the Heesen 55-metre Steel with a bold new shape, larger windows and a French balcony in the owner’s suite. Currently being built in Netherlands and to be delivered in 2024, she is a collaboration between naval architects Van Oossanen, exterior designers Omega Architects and interior designer Luca Dini. She is being built with a teak deck, steel hull and aluminium superstructure. When delivered she will accommodate 12 guests and 13 crew.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF PROJECT SERENA

• Magnificent full beam owners’ apartment
• Sundeck spa
• Spacious beach club with sauna
• Floor to ceiling windows
• Stabilisers
• WiFi
• Air conditioning

EXTERIOR

The exterior deck spaces have been enhanced by ungraded furnishing design and improved functionality of the space with the addition of more stairways. Less formal layouts for the aft seating areas complement a new focus on alfresco dining.

The sundeck features a sizable spa pool, bar area and beautifully considered lounge area, creating a calm and secluded social hub. The bridge deck offers elevated views and an opportunity to enjoy alfresco dining with doors leading to the quiet upper salon. The comfortable furnishings on the aft terrace lie at the heart of the yacht and offer direct access to the aft platform and beach club. Storage of the tender and toys on the foredeck makes space on the stern for a spacious and fun-focused beach club, complete with sauna and large swimming platform.

Two MTU 8V 4000 M63 engines deliver a maximum speed of 15.5 knots and a cruising speed of 13 knots.

INTERIOR

The interior spaces are extensive and with the large floor to ceiling windows in the skylounge and main salon, have a light and elegant atmosphere. The skylounge is on the bridge deck and has direct access to the large outdoor deck space. On this level there is the guest VIP suite and a pantry, day head, captain’s accommodation and hi tech wheelhouse.

The main deck salon has generous spaces for relaxation and a huge dining table capable of seating a large group of guests. The galley, convenient day head are forward of the main salon.

The full beam owners’ cabin is on the main deck while the additional four guest cabins are down on the lower deck.