BLUEGAME BG62 2019

Pre-owned

2019 Bluegame BG62 by Sanlorenzo

Volvo Penta engine warranty is good until September 2025

All trades and offers will be considered

A supersized walkaround with 38-knot speed, Italian style, and outdoor social spaces come standard.

The Bluegam62's vibe is sport utility, but the reality is that it's a 38-knot yacht. It's for the yachtsman who wants something more than the biggest center-­consoles but doesn't want to stray too far from a package that already works.

Regarding deck layout and styling, the 62 has a flared bow, a bow lounge, a gentle rise-and-fall sheer line, and walkaround side decks with chunky bulwarks. The yacht is like a center console on steroids, with a forward-rake wraparound windshield and a carbon-fiber hardtop (with a sunroof) that protects a cockpit with seating, a table, a wet bar, and sun pads. The black helm console matches the carbon-fiber-shell seat for two, with a single seat to port. At the stern, the hydraulic platform and swim step meld with the open aft deck, a layout that creates a superb connection with the water; there is no tender aboard. There are many optional deck accessories, particularly of a fishy hue.

The heart of this yacht is the cabin below decks. A sofa and table are to port, with a refrigerator, cooktop, and cupboards to starboard. Headroom is at least 7 feet 9 inches in most of the cabin, and at its lowest, my tape registered just more than 7 feet. A skylight and hull side windows flood the space with light, and the decor is Italian chic, with ice-white lacquer and matte-varnished teak.

The two staterooms are en-suite, and the owner's space has a glass-walled shower cubicle. Some yachtsmen will love it, while others may find it too racy. If you're like me — a reserved Englishman of a certain age—then order an opaque shower stall. Also, a shallow washbasin is between the shower and head compartments in the owner's stateroom. It's different from a traditional bathroom-with-a-sink setup but equally effective.