The Pershing 64' includes amongst its many features an elegant long side window that gives the craft's structure a particularly sleek appeal, as well as making the spacious saloon and helm station area much brighter. A feature of life onboard is undoubtedly the vast saloon that stands out immediately. This area can be completely closed and air conditioned to achieve the privacy of a sophisticated lounge or, thanks to a slide-away glass partition separating the internal saloon from the external cockpit, the whole area can be opened up to the sky. This solution enables the Pershing 64' to locate the saloon and cockpit on the same level and create a unique level of continuity between the outside and inside of the craft.

The sumptuous furnishings and fittings include a large horseshoe-shaped sofa, a comfy lounger, and a cabinet with slide-away TV. The avenge flooring and the foldaway oak table combine to create a warm, refined atmosphere in the upper saloon.

Exploring the interiors further, the galley is located on an intermediate level so it communicates directly with the upper saloon. This great idea leaves the area below decks completely free to become a luxurious night zone with cabins of an exceptional size for this category. But the galley is not only conveniently located, it is also splendidly organised with an ergonomic andconvivial work area and comprehensive fittings and equipment, including a dishwasher, stainless steel sink, 4 ring glass ceramic hob, combined microwave oven, and fridge and freezer column.

The master cabin is a real full beam suite. It is beautifully furnished with a central berth, lounger, vanity unit, flat screen TV, and a spacious entrance area fitted with a particularly large wardrobe, mini-bar and a handy chest of drawers. Two large open-view windows situated on both sides make the area very light but also offer breathtaking views of the sea directly at wave level. This cheerful, bright atmosphere is further enhanced by the natural tones of the oak, leather and fabric finishings. The bathroom has the same airy spaciousness and is perfectly equipped.

The starboard guest cabin features twin berths, an en-suite bathroom and separate shower. The VIP cabin is a luxurious, double berth environment, with an en-suite bathroom and spacious wardrobes. This accommodation is so large it compares with that of the master cabin normally found on yachts of this size. The crew cabin, complete with its own WC and shower, is reached directly from the cockpit.

The spacious cockpit includes a barbecue unit, an L-shaped sofa, and a folding teak table. Under the vast central sundeck is a huge hangar that can store a tender up to 3.25m long (or a jet ski). The tender is launched using the stowaway telescopic gangway that doubles as a crane!

In terms of performance, the craft's twin V12, 1550 hp MAN engines and Arneson ASD 14L drives, guarantee a top speed of no less than 46 knots and with a cruising speed of 40 knots and a fuel tank of 3,500 litres you'll expect a range well in excess of 250 nautical miles.

For more information contact
Joshua Lee of Lee Marine on +66 (0)81 891 3367