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A young American couple may have commissioned this gorgeous 184-foot-long superyacht. The first-time buyers spared no expense on features; despite its modest size, the vessel boasts an expansive master suite, firepit, beach club, and swimming pool.

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Italian shipyard Tankoa Yachts has announced the sale of a new 184-foot custom superyacht model called the T560 Apache. It may have been commissioned by a young American couple, the boat is currently in the initial stages and slated for delivery in late 2026. The first-time boat owners opted for the smaller iteration of the 249-foot T760 Apache designed by Alberto Mancini without compromising on its amenities.

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Their elegant ship, featuring four decks, modernizes traditional boat design and includes a stellar observation deck beneath the mast. The main deck houses five spacious guest cabins alongside a gym and spa area.

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The expansive aft deck extends to 90 square meters thanks to the presence of fold-down bulwarks. The stern is accentuated with a saltwater pool accessed via slanted, smoked glass sliding doors. “The tricky part was to maximize internal space with minimal compromises, to create a beach-style, home-away-from-home retreat with expansive external spaces and without the formality that is sometimes found on yachts of this size,” said Claudio Corvino, sales and business development manager at Tankoa, per YachtHarbour. “The result is an incredible yacht with incredible spaces.”

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The T560 yacht’s owner’s suite is a haven of solace that fuses the interiors and exteriors of the ship with a panoramic studio apartment view and a private terrace with a freshwater infinity pool and an alfresco lounge dotting the central firepit. The lower deck features crew and captain quarters, a wellness and fitness area, and a tender garage. The T560 will be powered by twin Caterpillar engines offering a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.

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