The EDGE 65 is the third motoryacht ordered by a three-generational family of owners. Having taken home several prestigious awards for their previous projects – LeVen and Lady Lene – the EDGE 65 was designed as the ultimate weekender. With her home berth in Nassau, the yacht can effortlessly reach the Exumas within four hours at a cruising speed of 30 to 35 knots. And if the family are in a hurry for a Friday dinner date, they can throw open the throttleand fully power up their four Mercury V12 Verados to hit a top speed of 41 knots.

The EDGE 65 is impressively stable, with no slamming even in choppy waters. Her ability to comfortably cross oceans and explore shallow waters in places like the Bahamas thanks to a draught of less than three feet is a further asset achieved by exterior designer Cor D. Rover, Studio Delta Naval Architects and Petestep Hull Design.

Patio on the sea
When spending weekends in gorgeous parts of the world, having the chance to chill out close to the crystal-clear water is surely a must. That was certainly the philosophy of the EDGE 65’s owners who have hugely optimised the outdoor experience on their latest build. A fold-out platform spanning some 48 square metres of deck space makes for a fantastic patio on which to embrace the al fresco life in style.

The relaxation options are further facilitated by fully opening doors aft of the main deck interior structure, which itself features a delightful open-plan galley area. This first EDGE 65 revolves very much around entertainment, while future clients could adapt the GA to fit a more conventional lounge and/or dining area.

Who’s next on the EDGE?
The first EDGE 65 has an Aston Martin Racing Green hull colour that makes her appear to be absorbed by the water. This custom choice – future owners can pretty much go for any colour they like – superbly complements a powerful and sporty exterior design with a masculine feel that seamlessly blends with the feminine interior designed by Carla Guilhem.

Other options include opting for a two-cabin layout with a larger master suite and a separate bathroom and switching to inboard propulsion. The EDGE 65 could also serve as a high-end chase boat for larger superyachts, providing access to shallow bays while the mothership stays out at anchor. The second hull is now available and Carla has drawn up some inspiring renderings of how the next interior might look like. Contact us today for an informal chat about your ideas for possibly living life on the EDGE.