The Azimut Grande S10 Latitude is listed with MarineMax Miami Yachts for $5.9 million. Latitude is a privately used 94-foot-3-inch yacht that has been fully maintained by its full-time captain and crew and is priced to sell.
Azimut Grande S10 designers were inspired by Malibu beach-house terraces with multiple decks that descend to the sand, which was previously reported in Yachting. Designers created about 550 square feet of outdoor space on the S10, including 150 square feet of foredeck, 215 square feet of flybridge, and 183 square feet of aft deck, not including the fold-down bathing platform.
Climb the centerline steps from the two-zone aft deck that lead up to the flybridge and feel the power coming from twin MTU M96L diesel engines as they throttle up to just over 2,600 horsepower each. The Latitude has a top speed of 35 knots, but the owner can stretch the range of the boat to 750 nautical miles if he slows down and cruises around 12 knots. The flybridge is covered by a factory hardtop with an L-shaped sofa on the port side that is covered with Batyline fabric, table with chairs on the starboard side, and teak covering the walking area for everyone to enjoy. The bridge console conceals most of the Naviop-integrated instrumentation and is set into a fold-down box, which, when up, presents two touchscreen displays.
Latitude has several other notable feature which include the following:
- MTU extended warranty coverage until 3/2027
- Dockmate wireless docking remote
- A custom AV system with 4G WI-FI
- Upgraded lighting package throughout
- Sun shade sail on flybridge with removable poles
- Maneuverable lights on bow
- Underwater lights Oceanled, 2 for each side
- Hard top-Hauling/launching system for tender and PWC in garage
- Hydraulic stern thruster with thrust up to 925 lbs.
- Hi-Lo tables on bow with sunbathing cushion
- Big american barbecue on flybridge
- Ice maker on flybridge
- Wine cooler in salon
One of the most comfortable areas on the Latitude is the two-zone aft deck. The stern is open and raised slightly, which will accommodate free-standing furniture, sun loungers, dancing area or whatever you want. The inner zone is tucked beneath the top-deck overhang and shielded by centerline flybridge steps, a bank of wet-bar furniture and carbon buttresses/fashion plates on both sides. Passengers can relax with cocktails and enjoy the views on a cruise to nowhere.
Step inside a set of sliding doors to the salon area of the Latitude where you will find a dining table occupying most of the port side area, and a second set of sliding glass that opens up into an additional lounging area. The sliding glass doors can be left open completely through to the lounge area and to the bridge beyond, or shut depending on what feeling, indoor-outdoor vibe, the owner wants. Close the doors and enjoy the TV area under 3 rectangular skylights and deep side windows.
Time for bed? The standard accommodation layout for the S10 has four en suite staterooms. The full-beam owners’ stateroom is amidships with an aft-facing island berth, sofa, vanity/desk and walk-in closet. The hullside windows (27-by-68 inches apiece) have Venetian blinds and super views. The trade-off for that sizable stateroom is the placement of the VIP, which is tucked in the bow with a diagonal double berth. Twin- and transverse-berth staterooms are just off the middle of the guest companionway.
Where is Latitude located? The yacht is currently lying in Miami.
Take the next step: contact the listing agent, Fred Daiube, (954) 649-0040, fred.daiube@marinemax.com, marinemax.com.
Quick Specifications
- Length Overall: 94’3″
- Maximum Beam: 20’10”
- Fuel Capacity: 2,510 Gal.
