Giada

26.22m (86ft)Custom Line2012

€2,400,000

26.22 m

Length

6.93 m

Beam

Guests

Cabins

Crew

16 kn

Max speed

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A Custom Line Navetta 26 Crescendo, one of eight built, offered in turnkey condition.

GIADA is a Custom Line Navetta 26 Crescendo, one of only eight built in that series, and she is offered in turnkey condition.

Zuccon International Project styled her exterior and Zuccon also designed the interior. Pale oak joinery and wide panoramic glazing keep the rooms bright, and the main salon is the centrepiece, with very large windows, plenty of seating and a grand piano.

Up to 10 guests sleep aboard. The owner’s suite is on the main deck. Below are a double, two twin cabins with Pullman berths, and a fifth room currently fitted out as a cinema and TV lounge that can be returned to use as a cabin. Four crew have their own quarters.

Outside, guests can spread out over three decks. The shaded aft deck is set up for lounging; the skylounge aft has a full bar, modular seating and a sunshade; the foredeck has built-in sunpads. A generous swim platform gives easy access to the water.

She is a GRP build under RINA class, 26.22 metres long with a 6.93-metre beam. Her range is 800 nautical miles, and Seakeeper gyros together with ABT-TRAC fins keep her steady both at anchor and under way.

GIADA is for sale in Villeneuve-Loubet, France, with Richard Higgins of Northrop & Johnson.

Giada · 26.22m Custom Line

Exterior view of Giada, built by Custom Line in 2012, photo 2 of 46

The exterior

22 photos

The interior

23 photos

The full specification

Dimensions

Length overall: 26.22 m / 86 ft
Beam: 6.93 m
Draft: 2.2 m
Gross tonnage: 82 GT

Performance

Cruising speed: 13 kn
Max speed: 16 kn
Range: 800 nm

Accommodation

Guests: 10
Cabins: 4
Crew: 4
Location: Villeneuve-Loubet, France

Build & design

Builder: Custom Line
Year built: 2012
Exterior designer: Zuccon
Interior designer: Zuccon
Hull material: GRP
Classification: RINA

Questions

Giada at a glance.

How much is Giada?

Giada is listed for sale at an asking price of €2,400,000.

Who built Giada?

Giada was built by Custom Line in 2012.

Who designed Giada?

Zuccon designed both the exterior and the interior of Giada.

How many guests does Giada accommodate?

Giada accommodates up to 10 guests in 4 cabins, with accommodation for 4 crew.

Who is selling Giada?

Giada is offered for sale by Richard Higgins, Superyacht Broker at Northrop & Johnson in Monaco.

The shipyard

COMPOSITE, MADE TO ORDER

Ferretti Group's superyacht brand, founded in 1996 to build composite yachts for individual clients.

In 1998 the 29.26-metre Tyche was delivered, an early Custom Line with design and naval architecture by Zuccon International Project. The brand was two years old. Custom Line, a Ferretti Group brand, was founded in 1996 to build superyachts in composite materials for individual clients, and it now puts its seagoing fleet at "almost 300 boats".

Ferretti Group says the Custom Line 94' sold 21 units in six years before the Custom Line 97' replaced it for the 2005–2006 season; Zuccon International Project designed the 97's interior and exterior layout.

All Custom Line yachts are built at the Ferretti Group superyacht yard in Ancona. The site covers 80,280 square metres and has a 250-metre waterfront with berths for fitting out up to 15 superyachts at once. Nine climate-controlled sheds hold up to 24 hulls in build, and a 670-ton travel lift launches vessels up to 50 metres. The range covers planing, semi-displacement and displacement yachts from 30 metres.

The flagship is the all-aluminium, sub-500 GT Custom Line 50, with an LOA of 49.9 metres. The first, Asante, was launched at Ancona in June 2024, with exterior styling by Filippo Salvetti and interiors by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel.

Zuccon's hand runs through to our listing. GIADA is a 26.22-metre Navetta 26 Crescendo built in 2012, one of eight built, with exterior and interior by Zuccon.

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The designer

Zuccon International Project

Exterior · Interior

GENOA, 1978

A Roman studio that started with one Posillipo at the Genoa show and is now run by the next generation.

At the 1978 Genoa International Boat Show, Gianni and Paola Zuccon launched their first project, the Technema 65 for the Posillipo yard. The studio is now run by the next generation, Martina and Bernardo Zuccon, from via della Camilluccia 18 in Rome. Its work extends beyond yachts into offices, civil architecture and automotive design. BOAT's BOATPro database credits it with the design of 778 yachts over 24 metres. For Sanlorenzo it introduced the 44Alloy in 2017, designing the exterior and layout, and the first two hulls were delivered in 2020 and 2021. One of our listings carries its name. Giada, a 26.22-metre Custom Line from 2012, has both her exterior and her interior by Zuccon.

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