De Antonio D50 Coupé For Sale

De Antonio / De Antonio D50 Coupé

The de Antonio D50 Coupé is an epitome of modern luxury and cutting-edge design, seamlessly merging style with high performance. This exquisite motor yacht, crafted by de Antonio, boasts a sleek and sophisticated exterior that is sure to turn heads in any marina. Measuring approximately 15 meters in length, the D50 Coupé is designed for those who appreciate both speed and comfort. With a robust GRP hull and a planning hull configuration, this yacht promises a thrilling ride while maintaining stability and efficiency on the water. The interior of the D50 Coupé is a masterpiece of elegance and functionality, featuring state-of-the-art amenities and spacious accommodations for up to 8 guests. The yacht includes two well-appointed cabins, offering a luxurious retreat for overnight stays. Powered by inboard engines, the D50 Coupé delivers impressive performance with a cruising speed of around 25 knots and a top speed of 45 knots. Fuel capacity is ample, ensuring extended cruising range for longer voyages. Renowned designers at de Antonio collaborated to create both the exterior and interior, ensuring a cohesive and refined aesthetic throughout. The de Antonio D50 Coupé is more than just a yacht; it’s a statement of elegance and performance, perfect for those who seek adventure without compromising on luxury.

Length

15M

Beam

4.4M

Draft

0.7M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

45KT

Fuel

1600L

Range

300NM

Engine

2 x Volvo Penta D6-440

Option 1

2 x Volvo Penta D6-480

Option 2

2 x Volvo Penta D8-600

Naval

de Antonio In-House Team

Exterior

de Antonio In-House Team

Interior

de Antonio In-House Team

De Antonio D50 Coupé Price

New Starting From

€1,200,000

High Price Brokerage

€1,050,000

Low Price Brokerage

€900,000

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The de Antonio D50 Coupe is the flagship of the line, and she wears it. Where her open sister trades space for sun, the Coupe trades nothing, housing twelve guests by day and eight overnight within the same fifteen metre footprint. A permanent hardtop and a glazed foredeck sunbed give her genuine weather protection without closing off the outdoors, while a central dinette and a split galley keep the cockpit sociable rather than simply practical. Below, a full beam cabin with a central lounge pod folds into a double in moments, a detail that says as much about her as any spec sheet. Twin engines take her to a 45 knot top end, and a shallow 0.7 metre draught lets her explore cruising grounds a deeper yacht would have to avoid. At just over 1.2 million euros, she costs more than the Open, and for an owner who wants to host, sleep and cruise from one boat rather than three, that difference buys real capability.

Exterior Design

She is the boldest silhouette in the D50 family.

A permanent coupe roofline sets her apart from the open deck boats around her, giving genuine shelter without losing the sense of being outdoors. Vertical hull sides and a flare free bow carry the same purposeful stance as her sisters, while removable carbon fibre guardrails open up midships boarding when she is alongside. At the stern, a full beam swim platform keeps the transom clean and practical, and a transverse tender garage beneath the aft sunbed headrests holds a small inflatable out of sight until it is needed. Every line serves a purpose rather than simply making a statement.

Performance

A 45 knot top end with a flat, settled ride.

Twin engines give her a 25 knot cruise and a 45 knot maximum, figures that put her comfortably among the quicker yachts of her size. Hull steps help her trim and settle quickly onto the plane, keeping bow lift to a minimum, and the hull extensions either side of her transom add buoyancy where the weight of her stern furniture would otherwise push her down by the tail. A 1,600 litre fuel capacity gives her a 300 nautical mile range, and a shallow 0.7 metre draught means she is never ruled out of the shallower anchorages that larger yachts must avoid.

Living Spaces

Her cockpit is built around one long central table.

A central dinette with slide out seat boxes and twin tables anchors the aft deck, split from a compact galley that keeps a companionway open between the helm and the dining area. At the helm, four seats, two fridges and two hob tops mean the person driving is never cut off from the rest of the gathering. Forward, a sunbed island sits behind a permanent glass windbreak, and an optional wraparound glass setup converts the same space into a shallow pool for up to four people. It is a deck plan that keeps everyone, driver included, in the same conversation.

Interior & Accommodation

She sleeps eight and entertains twelve without feeling crowded.

Two cabins divide the accommodation, with a folding wooden bulkhead that can either open the lower lounge into the forward cabin or close the two apart as the trip demands. A full beam mid cabin uses a central lounge pod that folds into a double in a matter of seconds, a clever piece of design for a boat that needs to flex between day charter and overnight cruising. Separate day heads sit between the two cabin areas, keeping guests and overnight passengers from crossing paths unnecessarily. For a fifteen metre coupe, the sleeping capacity is unusually generous.

Ownership & Specification

The flagship status comes with a flagship price.

Naval architecture, engineering and both the exterior and interior design are all handled in house, giving the D50 Coupe a consistent identity from hull to upholstery. At a new price of around 1.2 million euros, she sits well above her open sibling, a difference that buys a permanent roof, a larger crowd capacity and a genuinely convertible interior rather than a simple styling change. A dry displacement of roughly 12.5 tonnes keeps her efficient despite the extra structure of the coupe roof. For an owner who wants the flexibility of a day boat and a cruiser in a single fifteen metre hull, she is the most complete yacht in the de Antonio D50 range.

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