52m Rossinavi FLORENTIA Offered for Sale at €34.9m

The 52-metre Rossinavi FLORENTIA is currently offered for sale through Fraser at an asking price of €34.9 million. Delivered in 2020 as a fully custom Italian build, the six-cabin yacht combines exterior design by Studio Vafiadis with interior architecture by A++ Carlo Colombo.

Current €34.9m market position

Fraser’s active sales listing places FLORENTIA on the market at €34.9 million and records accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins. The yacht carries an 11-person crew and is presented as a fully custom Rossinavi rather than a series-built platform.

The broker also notes that FLORENTIA was available in the Mediterranean during the 2026 Cannes and Monaco show period, providing prospective buyers with a recent inspection opportunity. As with any brokerage listing, price and availability remain subject to change or prior sale.

Custom design programme

Studio Vafiadis is credited with the exterior design, while A++ Carlo Colombo developed the interior architecture and Arrabito handled naval architecture. Fraser highlights the yacht’s multiple design awards, including recognition for the main saloon and owner’s suite.

That combination gives FLORENTIA a distinct design identity rather than relying only on size or specification. The current listing emphasises large guest spaces and a layout intended to balance formal interior areas with extensive exterior use.

Accommodation and onboard spaces

The six-cabin configuration is arranged for up to 12 guests, with the principal suite supported by additional doubles and guest accommodation across the yacht. Fraser’s current gallery also shows large exterior terraces, dining spaces and waterside access intended for longer periods aboard.

For buyers comparing yachts around 50 metres, the combination of 2020 delivery and six-cabin accommodation places FLORENTIA in a relatively modern part of the brokerage market. Survey condition, maintenance history and machinery hours still require independent verification during due diligence.

Sale process and due diligence

The €34.9 million figure is the broker’s current asking price, not an independently assessed valuation of the yacht. Interested buyers should review class records, tax position, refit and service history, inventory and technical condition before drawing conclusions from the public listing.

A full purchase process would normally include inspection, survey, sea trial and documentary review before completion. Fraser’s listing therefore provides the current commercial entry point, while the final transaction terms depend on negotiations between seller and buyer.

Official sources: www.fraseryachts.com. Historical delivery milestones and existing yacht-design features are identified as such, not presented as new events today.