Ferretti 870
Pre-owned Yachts
  • LOCATION
    Hongkong
  • YEAR
    2016
  • LENGTH
    87 ft
  • BEAM
    6.26m
  • TYPE
    Flybridge Yacht
  • ORIGIN
    Italy
  • ENGINE
    2x MTU 1948HP
  • HOURS
    580
$3,501,300 USD
DESCRIPTION

Condition: Used

Location: Hongkong

Country of Build: Italy

Manufacturer: Ferretti Group, Italy

Type: Flybridge Yacht

Model: Ferretti 870

Year: 2016

Length: 26.64m

Beam: 6.26m

Engine: 2x MTU 1948HP

Engine Hours: 580hrs

Fuel Capacity: 7,400L

Fresh Water Capacity: 1,320L

Owner & Guest Accommodation: 5

Crew Accommodation: 2

Head: 3

Ferretti 870 Luxury Flybridge Yacht

This 2016 Italy-built Ferretti 870 flybridge yacht is berthed in Hong Kong. Measuring 26.64 metres LOA with a 6.26-metre beam, she is powered by twin MTU 1948-HP diesel engines with merely 580 running hours. Regarded as a benchmark model within Ferretti's 80-90-foot range, she is styled by Zuccon International Project, combining refined Italian aesthetics, expansive living volume and robust offshore performance

Her signature streamlined profile features extended large-size side glazing. The lowered gunwale greatly enhances natural light and sea views inside the main deck, while the iconic shark-gill side windows serve as a recognisable design cue for this generation of 870. The main-deck features a grand open-concept layout. Lounge space flows naturally into a formal dining zone with a large round dining table, free from fragmented partitions. Once the full-height sliding glass doors are retracted, the salon merges directly with the teak-finished aft cockpit, enabling seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining for private banquets or corporate receptions.

Up on the flybridge, the factory-fitted hard-top canopy shelters the helm station, generous lounge seating and outdoor bar. The spacious open-air deck delivers unobstructed panoramic sea views. Down below lie three fully independent en-suite guest cabins. Positioned within the yacht’s maximum-beam section, each cabin enjoys good natural light and complete privacy for overnight guests. Forward are two separate crew cabins sleeping up to four crew members, with dedicated crew bathrooms and isolated passageways to keep service traffic entirely separate from guest zones.