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Italian Yacht Group is pleased to announce the sale of DATE NIGHT, a 2018 Ferretti Yachts 920 last offered at $4.5 million. At 92 feet, the yacht brings together one of the more distinctive accommodation plans available on the model with the cruising capability and practical systems expected of a yacht designed for extended time aboard.
For an owner evaluating this size range, DATE NIGHT’s appeal was not defined by a single feature. Her five-stateroom configuration, twin MTU power, stabilization package, interior upgrades, and generous exterior spaces created a well-rounded ownership proposition with enough flexibility for family cruising, entertaining, and longer trips.
Inside DATE NIGHT’s Rare Five-Stateroom Ferretti 920 Layout
One of DATE NIGHT’s defining attributes is her five-cabin guest layout, a relatively uncommon configuration for the Ferretti 920. The arrangement includes a full-beam master along with multiple VIP and guest accommodations, supported by separate crew quarters. That additional flexibility can be meaningful for owners who regularly cruise with family or guests and want to preserve privacy without moving into a substantially larger yacht.
The interior carries Ferretti’s Italian design language through a light-filled main deck, custom parquet flooring, upgraded soft goods, and an Ernestomeda galley fitted with Miele appliances. Rather than treating these as decorative details alone, the more important consideration is how they support day-to-day use. The main deck is laid out for comfortable circulation between the salon, dining area, and galley, while the accommodation plan gives owners and guests distinct spaces to retreat when spending several days aboard.
Performance, Stabilization, and Cruising Capability
DATE NIGHT is powered by twin MTU 2,435-hp diesel engines, with a reported cruising speed of 26 knots and maximum speed of 30 knots. The yacht also carries both gyro and fin stabilization, including zero-speed capability. Together, those systems address two different parts of the ownership experience: confident performance underway and greater comfort when the yacht is sitting at anchor.
Hydraulic bow and stern thrusters support close-quarters handling, while dual 29 kW generators, a watermaker, and an extensive Simrad navigation package add capability for owners intending to spend meaningful time away from the dock. Recent updates included new house-bank batteries and a new 72-mile Simrad radar.
Outside, the Ferretti 920 makes full use of its beam and height. DATE NIGHT includes an expansive teak-laid flybridge with a hardtop, wet bar, grill, and dining areas, along with a substantial foredeck lounge and cockpit seating. The result is a yacht with several distinct exterior areas rather than one primary gathering space, giving owners more flexibility as conditions and use change throughout the day.
How Ferretti Designs Around Ownership
Ferretti Yachts has spent decades refining the relationship between performance, onboard circulation, interior comfort, and practical ownership. The builder traces its history to 1968 and gradually shifted from sail into increasingly sophisticated motor yachts before becoming the foundation of what is now Ferretti Group. That history matters because Ferretti’s yachts are not developed around one isolated design idea. Hull design, stabilization, systems integration, interior planning, and everyday usability have evolved together over successive generations of models.
Source: Ferretti Group
Ferretti describes its philosophy as “Just Like Home,” an idea that translates into familiar circulation, protected living areas, useful storage, natural light, and proportions intended to remain comfortable during extended time aboard. Those considerations become particularly relevant for American owners using their yachts in South Florida, the Bahamas, or the Northeast, where climate, refrigeration, air conditioning, storage, and layout decisions can materially affect the ownership experience.
The IYG Perspective on Ferretti Yachts
Ferretti’s range covers a broad part of the production motor-yacht market, which means choosing between models involves more than simply moving up or down in length. Crew requirements, owner privacy, storage, docking considerations, exterior space, cruising profile, and onboard circulation all become part of the decision.
That is where IYG’s familiarity with Italian builders becomes particularly useful. The firm approaches Ferretti acquisitions and sales through intended use, operating requirements, model generation, equipment, specification, and comparable-market context rather than treating every yacht in the range as interchangeable. IYG’s broader advisory work can include new-yacht specification, pre-owned and off-market search, survey and sea-trial coordination, cross-border transaction support, and delivery planning.
The sale of DATE NIGHT reflects the kind of yacht that rewards that deeper evaluation. Her five-stateroom layout, stabilization package, equipment, and interior specification each contributed something different to the ownership proposition.
Congratulations to DATE NIGHT’s new owner and to everyone involved in the transaction.
For owners considering the acquisition or sale of a Ferretti Yacht, Italian Yacht Group offers independent guidance informed by firsthand knowledge of Italian builders, the brokerage market, and the practical considerations that shape ownership long after the transaction closes.
