The Prestige F4.9 stands as a testament to modern yacht design and engineering prowess, seamlessly blending elegance with function. This 15-meter luxury yacht boasts a sleek monohull design crafted from GRP, providing a robust yet lightweight structure that enhances both speed and efficiency. With a planning hull configuration, the F4.9 delivers an exhilarating cruising experience, reaching impressive speeds powered by its state-of-the-art inboard engines. Designed to accommodate up to 12 guests, the yacht features two spacious cabins, each offering a sanctuary of comfort and style. The interior, meticulously crafted by Prestige’s in-house design team, showcases a harmonious blend of luxury materials and cutting-edge technology, ensuring a serene and sophisticated atmosphere. The exterior, designed with precision and aesthetic flair, offers expansive decks and a well-appointed cockpit, ideal for entertaining or relaxing under the sun. The yacht’s impressive range allows for extended voyages, making it a perfect choice for those seeking adventure without sacrificing comfort. Advanced navigation and engineering systems, developed in collaboration with leading maritime experts, ensure safety and reliability in all conditions. With a starting price reflecting its premium features and craftsmanship, the Prestige F4.9 is a compelling choice for discerning yacht enthusiasts who appreciate the finer things in life. Whether for leisurely cruises or exhilarating journeys, this yacht embodies the pinnacle of luxury and performance.
Length
15.2M
Beam
4.5M
Draft
1.2M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
7
Cabin
2
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
21KT
Max Speed
28KT
Fuel
1300L
Range
350NM
Engine
VOLVO 2 x IPS 650 (D6 - 480 HP)
Naval
Garroni Design
Exterior
Valentina Militerno de Romedis
Interior
Prestige Design Team
New Starting From
€2,800,000
High Price Brokerage
€2,200,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,800,000
Twenty eight knots is available, but the F4.9 is happiest settled at cruise.
Twin Volvo Penta IPS 650 drives, 480 horsepower apiece, give her a 21 knot cruising speed and a 350 nautical mile range, numbers that favour genuine passage making over short hops between anchorages. The IPS pod drives bring a tight turning circle and a joystick that makes close quarters handling straightforward for an owner running the boat without crew. A 1.2 metre draught keeps shallower anchorages within reach, and trim tabs worked from the helm keep the ride settled as speed builds, backed by a bow thruster for the final approach to a berth.
Prestige built the F4.9’s interior to be felt, not just seen.
Textured panelling and stainless steel detailing mark a clear step up from earlier F-Line interiors, carried through a galley that runs the length of the saloon rather than tucking into a corner, with a full size oven, hob, fridge and freezer alongside generous storage. Two cabins sleep up to seven guests between them, with flexible bedding configurations rather than fixed bunks, and twin heads keep mornings simple when the boat is full. Day use extends to twelve guests across the saloon, cockpit and flybridge, giving the F4.9 real range between entertaining and overnighting.
The stern passerelle is the detail everyone notices first.
It extends from a discreet opening low in the transom rather than hinging openly off the swim platform, keeping the aft end of the boat visually clean until the moment it is needed. The flybridge carries a full social programme of its own, convertible forward seating that switches between sunbathing and a day bed, a wet bar with fridge, and an expandable table for meals with a view, shaded by an optional hardtop or bimini. Multifunction displays and autopilot at the upper helm mean the flybridge works as a second command position, not just a sundeck.
Beneath the deck, the F4.9 is built for owners who cruise rather than simply arrive.
A Seakeeper stabiliser keeps the ride settled at anchor as much as underway, while a dedicated water maker and generator extend her independence from marina facilities on longer trips. The IPS joystick system ties propulsion, bow thruster and trim together at the helm, alongside multifunction navigation displays, AIS target tracking and autopilot, systems more commonly specified on larger yachts. Air conditioning throughout keeps the interior comfortable through a Mediterranean summer, rounding out a specification built around genuine self sufficiency rather than dockside convenience alone.
At two point eight million euros, the F4.9 sits a clear step above the F4.3, and the specification explains why.
Naval architecture comes from Garroni Design, exterior styling from Valentina Militerno de Romedis, interior design from Prestige’s own team, and engineering from Prestige’s in-house department. At 15.2 metres with a 4.5 metre beam and a 1.2 metre draught, she is sized to feel like a genuine flybridge cruiser without stepping into superyacht running costs. Twin IPS 650 drives, a 350 nautical mile range and accommodation for seven overnight guests round out a yacht built for owners who want more boat without more crew.
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