Ferretti Yachts 58 review
Yacht · 64 ft (20 m) · Mykonos
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Key specs
- Builder
- Ferretti
- Model
- Ferretti Yachts 58
- Length
- 64 ft (20 m)
- Guests
- 24
- Cabins
- 3
Verdict
A classic early-1990s Ferretti flybridge cruiser with solid offshore pace, practical accommodation, and proven build quality. It is less refined than modern yachts, but remains attractive for buyers who want size, character, and capable performance at used-boat pricing.
Pros
- +Puts up respectable cruising and top-end performance for its era
- +Flybridge layout suits social use and open-air piloting
- +Large 64 ft platform offers strong presence and usable interior volume
- +Twin-shaft propulsion gives predictable low-speed control
Cons
- −Older design lacks the efficiency and finish of newer yachts
- −Accommodation and layout can feel dated versus modern 58–60 ft rivals
- −Fuel burn and systems upkeep may be significant on a 1991 yacht
- −Published configurations vary, so exact onboard capacity should be verified
The Ferretti Yachts 58 from 1991 is a traditional flybridge motor yacht that reflects the brand’s early-1990s focus on space, speed, and straightforward seakeeping. At around 64 feet overall, it offers a substantial platform for its class, with the kind of profile and layout that still feels recognizably Ferretti: sporty, practical, and aimed at owners who value a proper cruising yacht rather than a minimalist dayboat.
On the water, examples from this era are generally reported with shaft-drive diesels and cruising speeds in the mid-20-knot range, with top speed around the low-30-knot mark depending on engine package and condition. That gives the boat enough pace for regional cruising, while the shaft installation should make it reasonably predictable in tight marinas and steady at displacement and planing speeds. As with any 1990s yacht, performance will depend heavily on maintenance, weight, and engine hours.
Comfort is a stronger point than outright luxury. The model is offered in multiple cabin configurations in public listings, so the exact arrangement should be checked carefully, but the yacht’s size supports genuine liveaboard potential for family or charter use. Compared with modern 58-footers, the interior design is likely to feel more conservative and less space-efficient, yet the boat remains attractive for buyers who want classic proportions, solid construction, and room to entertain.
In value terms, the Ferretti Yachts 58 can make sense as an entry into a large Italian flybridge yacht, but only if survey results and refit history are strong. It is best suited to buyers who accept older styling and potentially higher maintenance in exchange for size, brand recognition, and capable cruising manners.
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