ISA superyacht Silver Wind by ISA Yachts sold

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The Monaco-based Thompson Westwood White Yachts announced the sale of the 43.63-metre ISA yacht Silver Wind by the Italian yard ISA Yachts.

Silver Wind was built in 2014 by the Ancona-based shipyard ISA Yachts as the first ISA 140 yacht. Andrea Vallicelli took care of her sleek exterior design. Alongside with an impressive exterior staircase which connects the stern to the sundeck, Silver Wind offers a generous sundeck and an extensive beach club. The yacht features plenty of space to fully enjoy life onboard.

The interior design was developed by Nuvolari & Lenard together with Valentina Zannier. The indoor areas, with large windows allowing for plenty of natural light to come in, create an open environment while offering amazing views of the surrounding landscape. Silver Wind’s interior spaces include a spa area with a balcony connecting to the owner’s suite. The yacht can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across four double staterooms.

Silver Wind is propelled by a hybrid propulsion system, powered by two MTU 16V4000M93L 3440 KW engines, which allow for a top speed of 32 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots.

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