The Ferretti Altura 840 motor yacht has its own name for a reason. Altura - height - with her appearance in 2010, emphasized that there are no insurmountable heights for Ferretti designers and constructors. In the interior layout they have mixed all the traditions of yachtbuilding and have created a yacht with a unique layout.
The Owner's Apartment is located at the stern to the full width of the hull. In addition to the portholes on board, there is a huge transom window, which gives the cabin great light and allows you to admire the sea panorama. The master stateroom has a separate gangway to the salon and three double guest cabins with en suite bathrooms are located on the lower deck at the bow of the yacht.
The control station is on the floor level, raised from the saloon, and the staircase leading to it with railing is called the Captain's Bridge. Underneath it, the closing kitchen and dining room on starboard with an U-shaped sofa and a large window on board.
The abundance of flowing spaces in the interior of the Ferretti Altura 840 and the generous use of wood in the decoration resemble a country villa rather than a watercraft.
Not very attentive guests may not understand where the entire team disappears at anchorage in the evening - there is no longer a door in the interior. It turns out that two double cockpits are located under the cabin at the bulkhead of the engine compartment, and the crew gets there through the kitchen.
