Don’t let the clean lines of the hull and the three decks of this latest 57-meter yacht launched by Codecasa distract you. All you have to do is step aboard and enter the salon on the main deck to take a leap back in time—at least a century. It matters little that a state-of-the-art elevator connects the three decks. Legacy 4’s interiors are defined by mahogany wood cabinetry, high-quality marble and stone flooring, and velvet and silk upholstery. Accommodations include an owner’s suite and five guest cabins, in addition to a captain’s cabin and six twin cabins for the crew. Tommaso Spadolini Design Studio handled the layout and furnishings of the interior spaces, Pla.Na, led by Pierluigi Ausonio, was responsible for the naval architecture. Together with Yanova, Ocean Independence, and Fraser Yachts they formed a team with a single goal: to build the best yacht possible and it seems they have succeeded. The construction process, from keel laying to completion, has been a three-year journey.
The platform of the Codecasa 57-meter yacht features a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure to ensure that Legacy 4 offers structural strength, safety, and weight optimization designed to provide stability and comfort even on the most challenging crossings. Legacy 4 is expected to reach a maximum speed of 17 knots at light displacement, with a range of 5,000 nautical miles when cruising at 12 knots, thanks to her twin 2,375-hp Caterpillar engines. Figures that pave the way for transoceanic voyages with complete safety and reliability.
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