2011 Azimut Atlantis 48

This 2011 Azimut Atlantis 48 is a 52-foot fiberglass motor yacht built by Azimut in Italy with exterior styling by Neo Design. Powered by twin 600 hp Cummins QSC 8.3 diesel engines, the yacht reaches a maximum speed of 35 knots with a cruising speed of 32 knots. The hull features a V-shaped keel with a 15-degree deadrise angle, designed for smooth performance across a range of sea states. Fuel capacity of 1,700 liters and a water capacity of 420 liters support extended cruising.

The layout includes two cabins—an owner's cabin and a VIP cabin—each with its own ensuite bathroom. The main deck features a spacious dining area with galley, plus a large cockpit with an L-shaped lounge, swim platform with shower, and aft sunbathing area. Interior finishes combine lacquered wood cabinetry, microfiber upholstery, and natural oak accents throughout. Climate control is provided by air conditioning units rated at 30,000 BTU in the cabins and 46,000 BTU in the main saloon.

The boat is well-equipped with navigation electronics including a Raymarine E125 hybrid touch chartplotter, Raymarine p70R autopilot, and 4kW radar. Multimedia systems are integrated throughout with the FUSION audio/video platform in the cockpit, dinette, and owner's cabin. The vessel features a bow thruster and stern thruster for maneuvering, hydraulic trim tabs, and an electro-hydraulic boarding ladder. Underwater lighting with color-changing capabilities (blue and white) adds to the evening ambiance.

Recent maintenance has been comprehensive: engines, generator, turbos, and outboard motor have been serviced with fresh filters and belts installed. The bow thruster received new propellers (original Sidepower parts) and internal components. Stern platform electromechanical pistons were replaced, hydraulic sealing work was completed on the platform lock pistons, and all anodes were renewed. The air conditioning seawater pump was replaced, and the charger electronics were repaired. Water system repairs addressed shower line leaks at the stern, and the windshield washer system was restored to working order.