Northrop and Johnson has announced the sale of the 46.8-meter Cantiere delle Marche explorer Audace by yacht broker Ed Dickinson, acting on behalf of the buyer and Edmiston acting on behalf of the seller. Audace was launched by Ancona-based shipyard in 2019. She is the first fully custom project and has some improvements right after the first season onboard. The Lubsen team was commissioned to carry out the works, including an extension of the stern and bow, a rebuild of the owner’s deck and installation of a service and an owner’s private elevator. She has only had one owner since new.

Her outdoor spaces were changed relatively little, however. Her main deck features a huge aft terrace with alfresco bar, two dining tables and a generous lounge area with many sunpads. On her lower deck, there’s a large beach club half enclosed. It can convert to a disco, gym or cinema when desired.
Audace can accommodate 10 guests across five cabins, including the master suite located on the owner’s deck, two double cabins on the main deck and two twins on the lower deck.
As a go-anywhere explorer yacht, Audace has a range of 4,200 nautical miles at a comfortable cruising speed of 13 knots. The yacht was last asking EUR26,000,000.
CDM's story begins in 2010. The facilities cover an overall surface of 16˙000 square meters, including 7˙000 sq. m of workshops and 1˙000 sq. m of docks. Since 2015, the shipyard has been the world’s leading builder of explorer yachts. Based in Ancona, Cantiere delle Marche builds yachts from 26m to 43m in length.
Credits: CdM