ALFA NERO exterior, 82m Oceanco motor yacht for sale
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ALFA NERO82m Oceanco Superyacht for Sale

Asking Price
€88,500,000
82m
Length
12
Guests
28
Crew
2007
Built
Overview

ALFA NERO

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, she introduced design features that reshaped large-yacht architecture, including her convertible aft deck pool and expansive open deck layouts. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Alfa Nero offers accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins, supported by a professional crew of 28. Following a comprehensive refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero presents a rare opportunity to acquire a proven, high-volume 80m-class yacht with enduring design relevance, robust engineering, and a strong charter and private-use profile.

Technical

Specifications

Beam
14.2m
Draft
3.9m
Top Speed
20 knots
Cruising Speed
15 knots
Range
5,500 nm
Hull Material
Steel
Engines
2x MTU 4680 hp
Classification
Lloyd's Register (LR)
Flag
Malta
Stabilisers
At Anchor & Underway
Generators
3 x MTU (332kW)
Gross Tonnage
2,159 GT
Layout

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General arrangement
Brochure

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The Shipyard

Built by Oceanco

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THE Y GENERATION

A Dutch yard begun with South African investment, which now builds nothing but custom yachts.

In 2002 Oceanco started the "Y Generation". It opened with two hulls: the 80-metre Amevi (Y701) and the 82-metre Alfa Nero (Y702).

The yard was then 15 years old. It was founded in 1987, when a group of South African private investors led by then-CEO Richard Hein began building yachts. Hulls and superstructures were built in Durban and finished at facilities in the Netherlands; today all building takes place at Alblasserdam. In 2000 the yard launched the 95-metre Indian Empress, ex Al Mirqab.

Mohammed Al Barwani, a private investor based in Oman, bought Oceanco in 2010. The 110-metre Kaos arrived in 2017 as Jubilee, at that time the largest superyacht built in the Netherlands. The 106.7-metre DynaRig sailing yacht Black Pearl followed in 2018, and the 125-metre three-masted schooner Koru in 2023.

Oceanco builds only custom yachts. Its Alblasserdam headquarters has direct access to the North Sea with no limits on beam, draft or height. A 28-acre site at Zwijndrecht is being developed for new-build construction, refit and lifetime-extension work, and the sales and design teams are based in Monaco.

Alfa Nero, 82 metres and built in 2007, carries exterior lines by Nuvolari Lenard, with her interior credited to Nuvolari Lenard and Alberto Pinto. She also introduced what the yard calls the first "statement" rear pool, which converts into a helideck and dance floor.

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The Designers

Designed by Nuvolari Lenard & Nuvolari Lenard / Alberto Pinto

Exterior Design

STYLIST MEETS ENGINEER

A stylist and a naval architect started a studio outside Venice in 1990.

In 1990 Dan Lenard, a stylist and designer, and Carlo Nuvolari, a naval architect and mechanical engineer, opened a studio just outside the old town of Venice. It now works from Scorzè, in the province of Venice, designing exteriors and interiors for yachts, aircraft and real estate. Oceanco, Lürssen, Amels, Palmer Johnson, Perini Navi and CRN have all built its yachts. For Oceanco it drew the 106.7-metre Black Pearl of 2018, with Ken Freivokh. At Lürssen it designed both the exterior and the interior of the 141.6-metre Nord (2021), and it drew the exterior lines of the 122-metre Kismet, delivered in 2024. Alfa Nero, the 82-metre Oceanco of 2007, has exterior lines by Nuvolari Lenard, and the studio shares her interior credit with Alberto Pinto.

Interior Design

FROM PALACES TO YACHTS

A Paris decorator whose practice grew from hotels and palaces into superyachts. His house still carries his name.

Alberto Pinto came to yachts by way of palaces. He was born in Casablanca to Argentine parents in 1945, studied at the École du Louvre in Paris, and worked first in New York, where he ran a photographic agency specialising in decoration and interior design. Over four decades his practice grew from hotels, private residences and palaces into superyachts and private jets. He died in 2012, aged 69, and the Paris house he founded continues as PINTO. Its yacht work includes the 85.6-metre Amore Vero, delivered by Oceanco in 2013 as St. Princess Olga. Two of its interiors are on yachts we list. Axioma, delivered by Dunya Yachts in 2013, has interiors by Alberto Pinto. So does Alfa Nero, the 82-metre Oceanco of 2007, although Fraser shares that credit with Nuvolari Lenard.

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