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The 114-foot (35m) motor yacht M&M is a raised pilothouse (RPH) flybridge motor yacht built by the acclaimed and long-established Mengi Yay Shipyard in Istanbul in 2011.
M&M was conceived for a large family with plenty of areas to dine and relax. She offers everything from a huge salon with dining for 14 guests to a comfortable aft deck with lounging and coffee areas to a massive flybridge, which makes her a popular charter yacht.
Motor yacht M&M’s interior design takes cues from a Roche Bobois Provençal theme with built-in and loose furniture leading to a relaxed, welcoming and homely space. Offset with classical Eastern rugs and carpets on hardwood floors, this is a family friendly yacht designed for an owner with children and grandchildren; it is extremely child-friendly and safe. The quality of the handmade interior is such that after seven seasons of family and charter use, the interior looks as fresh and welcoming as when she was launched.
M&M is able to accommodate up to 10 guests in five staterooms, including one master on the main deck with an extensive his-and-hers en-suite, two VIP cabins and one twin cabin on the lower deck. All guest cabins are outfitted with en-suite facilities.
The additional superstructure allows for additional flybridge area, which is truly the centerpiece of this yacht. All decks are teak and the flybridge has a large hard top over the bar and eating areas; the Jacuzzi and sunbathing spaces have the option of canvas Bimini cover. The huge flybridge offers dining for 14 guests as well as a Jacuzzi, sunbathing and relaxation areas.
M&M is fitted with economical twin Caterpillar C32 1850HP engines, which allow a planing speed of 20Â knots or extremely efficient low consumption cruising, between 12 and 18 knots.
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