Baglietto T52 Yachts for Sale
Exceptional design
A visionary yacht penned by the renowned Francesco Paszkowski Design
Top-tier amenities
Top-tier amenities and exceptional craftsmanship befitting one of the world’s most acclaimed luxury yacht builders
Designed for today’s yachting lifestyle
Voluminous deck spaces, including a three-level beach club, two swimming pools, full-beam master suite, and flexible living areas designed with the needs of modern yachting enthusiasts in mind
Hybrid performance
A sustainable yacht model with a pioneering hybrid propulsion system — one of the world’s largest
– 170.5ft (52m)length
– 31ft (9.5m)beam
– 8.8ft (2.7m)draft
– 16 knots max speed
– 11 knots cruising speed
– 4,500 nautical mile range
– 12 guests / 9 crew members
– Francesco Paszkowski Design
– Displacement high tensile steel hull
– Aluminum superstructure
– 2 x CAT C32 main engines / hybrid propulsion
The Baglietto T52 yacht model is one of the world’s largest hybrid superyachts, boasting pioneering technology coupled with Baglietto’s renowned Italian styling.
The T52’s hybrid propulsion system provides incredible performance and range, making her the ideal vessel for those seeking extended periods at sea.
A highlight of the 170’ Baglietto T52 is her three-tiered beach club, including a variable depth pool, a vast area for sunbathing, and a swim platform.
Her stylish interiors are flooded with light, courtesy of full-length windows and sliding full-length doors that foster a connection with the ocean.
A dedicated crew staircase provides discreet access to all decks and the state-of-the-art bridge. The Baglietto T52 yacht is capped off by an ultra-luxurious sky deck. To learn more about Baglietto and Baglietto T52 yacht models for sale, contact the Baglietto yacht brokers at Northrop & Johnson.
Baglietto is steeped in Italian boatbuilding heritage. Established in 1854, Baglietto Yachts originally specialized in the construction of small fishing boats and dinghies. However, in 1906, the company expanded its scope by introducing motorboats, including the groundbreaking GIUSEPPINA. At 74’ (22.6m), M/Y GUISEPPINA represented a monumental achievement as the largest combustion engine-powered yacht built in Italy at that time. Baglietto continued to make waves in the industry, establishing itself as a premier yacht builder renowned for its innovative designs.
During both World Wars, Baglietto shifted its focus to the production of military vessels, including anti-submarine boats. Post-World War II, the company redirected its efforts towards luxury yacht construction, initially specializing in wooden vessels before transitioning to aluminum superyachts.
Today, Baglietto remains committed to crafting a fleet of ultra-luxurious superyachts tailored to various yachting lifestyles.
