About Custom Line
Custom Line was created by the Ferretti Group in 1996 to extend the group into larger yachts built to each owner's taste. Production is centered in Ancona on the Adriatic, where the group also builds CRN superyachts, and the brand sits between Ferretti Yachts' series flybridges and CRN's fully custom builds. The brand works with outside interior studios on some models; the new Navetta 35, for example, has interiors by ACPV Architects.
The yachts are semi-custom: hull, structure and general arrangement follow an established platform, while interiors, finishes and many layout details are shaped around the owner. That balance gives buyers a proven design with room for personality, and it tends to produce yachts that are easier to compare on the brokerage market than one-off builds.
The Navetta line, with its high bulwarks, broad decks and economical displacement hull, has become the brand's signature. The Saetta line offers faster planing yachts, and an aluminum model extends the range to about fifty meters.
Custom Line yacht models
The current range is organized into three families. Earlier Navetta and planing models, including the Navetta 26, 28, 33 and 37 and the Custom Line 97 and 112 Next, are regularly seen on the brokerage market.
- Navetta 30, 35, 38 and 42Displacement yachts with generous volume and range, designed for long, quiet passages and time at anchor.
- Saetta 106', 128' and 140'Planing superyachts in composite, for owners who want more pace between anchorages.
- Custom Line 50An aluminum yacht of about fifty meters that takes the brand into full superyacht scale.
Model guides: Custom Line Navetta
Custom Line yachts for sale
Custom Line yachts change hands both publicly and privately. There may be no Custom Line in the current Reel Deal Yachts selection, but Daniel can search the wider market, including yachts that are not publicly listed.
Discuss a Custom Line yacht →Buying a Custom Line yacht
Because many Custom Line yachts share a platform, a buyer can compare several hulls of the same model and judge them on refit history, crew care and how the owner specified the interior. Survey work should include a class review, machinery condition, stabilizers, and a close look at interior joinery and soft furnishings, which vary most between yachts.
Most of these yachts are run by a professional crew and many are chartered, so flag, class, commercial compliance and VAT status belong in early due diligence. The Mediterranean is the main cruising ground, with a growing presence in Florida and the Caribbean. Daniel's guide to buying a yacht covers these steps in more detail.
Selling a Custom Line yacht
Sister ships are the most useful evidence when pricing a Custom Line, so a valuation built on recent sold comparables, adjusted for refit work and specification, gives a realistic starting point. A yacht with a strong charter record and a stable crew often stands out.
Buyers at this level move through a relatively small network of brokers and advisors. Daniel can handle a sale quietly among qualified buyers or run a worldwide campaign with cooperating brokers, using the Monaco Yacht Show and Fort Lauderdale as natural moments to present the yacht. Preparing documentation and class records before listing shortens the path to closing.
Custom Line new builds
A new Custom Line is commissioned through the Ferretti Group. For clients who want Daniel on their side, he helps define the brief, compares build slots with available nearly new yachts, and coordinates with the yard, interior designers and an owner's representative through construction. He acts for the client, not the builder.
Why work with Daniel Grant
Custom Line owners often cruise the Riviera in summer and Florida in winter, and Daniel works in both places. With Reel Deal Yachts' brokerage infrastructure behind him, he offers a single, personal point of contact, informed use of sold comparables, and the discretion that larger transactions call for.
On a purchase, he assembles the right surveyors and specialists and keeps the process moving. On a sale, he protects the owner's privacy while making sure the yacht is seen by the buyers who matter.