Four cabins make efficient use of the hull

The listing records four cabins and three heads, together with a separate crew cabin. That gives the yacht enough sleeping capacity for an extended family group without requiring professional crew to share guest accommodation.

A washer-dryer is fitted in the lower lobby, adding practical liveaboard capability. The arrangement reflects Azimut’s long-standing focus on maximising usable interior volume within a relatively compact flybridge platform.

Caterpillar power supports straightforward cruising

The yacht is powered by Caterpillar diesels and uses conventional inboard propulsion. The listing does not position the boat as a high-performance model; instead, the emphasis is on comfortable Mediterranean passage-making and reliable systems.

Around 666 gallons of fuel and 169 gallons of fresh water support multi-day cruising. The four-foot draft also helps the yacht reach shallower anchorages than larger deep-draft motor yachts.

The flybridge adds a second exterior living area

Azimut’s flybridge concept creates a separate upper helm and social space above the main deck. For owners cruising in warm climates, this effectively doubles the outdoor living options while keeping the lower cockpit available for shaded dining or boarding.

Large saloon windows and a broad main-deck layout complement the exterior spaces. The yacht’s design is more traditional than current Azimut models but remains practical for coastal cruising.

Corfu is a natural base for Ionian cruising

The yacht is located in Corfu, placing it directly within one of Greece’s most popular cruising regions. Short distances between islands and sheltered waters make the Ionian particularly attractive for private owners operating without large crews.

At €340,000, the Azimut 57 offers a relatively affordable route into a recognised Italian flybridge brand. Condition and maintenance history will be decisive, but the four-cabin arrangement gives the listing strong practical appeal. The separate crew accommodation also helps owners preserve guest privacy during longer stays, while the flybridge provides a useful second helm position for warm-weather cruising.

Official sources: www.denisonyachtsales.com.