For Sale: Ferretti 670

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The 2020 Ferretti 670 known as Only One has twin 1,200 hp MAN V8-1200 engines, which give it a 25-knot cruise and a top hop approaching 33 knots.
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The Ferretti 670 is one of the first yachts built in a partnership between the Ferretti Group Product Strategy Committee and the Engineering department, and the first with external design by Ferretti Group and architect Filippo Salvetti, while the interiors were created by the Group’s own architects and designers. Only One is a 2020 Ferretti 670 located in Miami, Florida, and offered by Allied Marine for $2.475 million.

According to the builder, the 670–which entered production in January 2018–is a natural replacement for the much-loved 65-footer. The vessel combines some of the features from the earlier models with some major innovations of its own. There are amenities usually found on larger yachts, including the standard layout which has three staterooms on the lower deck.

The spacious, bright interiors were designed in-house by the Ferretti design team.
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The aerodynamically designed exteriors feature clean shapes and sinuous lines thanks to naval architect Filippo Salvetti.

Yachting previously wrote: “The helm experience is confidence-inspiring, with clear sightlines for nearly 360 degrees from the lower helm. Hard-over turns were completed in a couple to a few boatlengths, and were mannerly with minimal inboard heel or speed bleed. The yacht was real-time-responsive to wheel input, and the Xenta single-lever controls operated smoothly and naturally under my palm. A bolster-style helm seat allowed me to stand or lean comfortably during my wheel time.

The vessel’s helm features triple multifunction displays plus all controls within easy reach of the skipper.
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The dash was outfitted with three Simrad multifunction displays, a Xenta joystick, and Side-Power bow and stern thrusters to assist with close-quarters handling. This 670 also had a Zipwake trim system as well as a Seakeeper NG6 gyrostabilizer, which was engaged during our time on board. There is a full upper helm too; however, this helm had two Simrad multifunction displays instead of three.”