Grabau International is delighted to announce the new listing of the 2019 Neo Yachts NEO 350 Race ‘NEOMANIA’.
NEOMANIA is the race version of the ultra-light and fast NEO 350, built as RACE version she is hull nr. 2 and is the first example to be available in the brokerage market
FURTHER BROKER’S COMMENTS:
For those who want to leave everyone else in their wake whilst retaining the style and comfort that only a high quality Ceccarelli design conceived and built luxury cruising yacht can provide.
This particular example of the simply stunning NEO 350 RACE was constructed towards the end of 2017 with her first outing being the belle of the ball at the 2019 Venezia Boat Show and at the ORC World championship 2019 being 5th over 50 boats racing under Group C. Fitted out with a very high quality ‘RACE’ specification. Highlights of her specification include: • Seadek light grey in the cockpit • 230vAC shore power system including battery charger • Carbon fibre mast and boom • CNC keel • Carbon fibre rudder blade • Cruising sails wardrobe • Racing sails wardrobe • Gimballed galley with oven • Gori racing two folders propeller • Lightweight composite floor Seadeck covered • Salt water pump in the galley • B&G H 5000 Performance processor • B&G Triton multi-displays at the mast • B&G Triton autopilot • B&G Zeus 9 GPS chart plotter • B&G VHF with DSC and AIS receiver • Carbon fibre tiller steering
MANUFACTURER’S COMMENTS:
The Neo 350 is a fast light cruiser / racer designed and built with a special eye to the latest ORCì rules to be the largest yacht ( gph) of the C group with attention of not paying extra penalties under IRC as well. The yacht may have an ORC or IRC dedicated keel and rudder configuration.
The NEO 350 RACE is built for performing under the ORC group C with GPH 5,98
PRESS REVIEW:
“What if the minds of an architect like Giovanni Ceccarelli and a great sailor like Paolo Semeraro come together in the design of a sailing boat? A boat able to amuse the amateur and the expert sailor, simple to carry, fast and exciting. This is the philosophy of Neo Yacht, a 100% Italian shipyard.
In this project the sailboat meets the latest generation technology with a revolutionary novelty: the interiors are structural. Thanks to the progress in terms of materials and construction techniques, in fact, in the Neo 350 the interiors, built in sandwich, are part of the structure of the hull and are not added later. The advantages are many: the structure is more rigid, it increases the space available with an important gain in terms of volumes.
Starting from the stern, the cockpit is very large with ample space behind and in front of the two rudders. In contrast to current trends, all halyards are visible on the deckhouse for reasons of practicality and safety. Going below deck, another novelty is the dinette located in the bow, which turns into a large cabin.
At the stern there are two other double cabins, while between the aft cabins and the dinette there is the bathroom and the kitchen. Neo 350 is a no-frills cruiser, designed to go to sea while having fun, whether you sail for a cruise or go racing. Everything focuses on practicality and ease of management and this is also reflected in the interiors which are very simple, but well-kept.
WHAT DOES “STRUCTURAL INTERIORS” MEAN?
The interiors are structural because they are an integral part of the shape of the hull, to which are added later closing panels, always made inside the shipyard, which has an area of 1800 square meters with an oven capable of hosting boats up to 30 meters. The idea is to expand the range by growing with the size of the boats”.
(Gregorio Ferrari, Liguria Nautica, September 2018)
Neo Yachts NEO 350 Race – Neomania – Asking Euro 255,000 ex VAT – full details here
Do you have a yacht like this to sell? Grabau International are always looking for new high quality cruising yacht listings both in the UK and internationally. For further information about our tailored brokerage services, please look here or feel free to contact us.
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