The 55 metre Tankoa motor yacht Loewe has joined the resale market for the first time, listed with Mael Fiolet and Jessica Ruez of Camper & Nicholsons. She will be on display at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show.
Three years in the making and delivered in 2025, Loewe owes her award winning design, both interior and exterior, to Luca Dini. She belongs to the T55 Sportiva series, a new semi custom model from the Italian yard Tankoa, and ranks as the largest in her category with a volume of 499GT.
The yacht carries a contemporary palette, with oak floors and furniture from Paola Lenti, Cassina and Minotti. Floor to ceiling windows run the length of the main deck saloon, with sliding doors opening the space to the aft deck on both sides. A dining table seating ten guests completes the space, set beneath hammered metallic deckheads that catch the light.
The yacht accommodates 12 guests across six cabins, led by a full beam owner's suite forward on the main deck, with a king sized bed, seating area, walk in wardrobe with dedicated jewellery storage and an en suite with dual vanity and steam shower. A private terrace sits alongside the suite, with a spa pool and direct access to sunpads forward of the wheelhouse. On the lower deck, the guest cabins are all treated as VIP level, with four queen sized doubles and one twin cabin.
The main aft deck features a bar facing the horizon and generous seating, while a sculptural spiral staircase runs through the interior, complemented by a lift connecting the lower and upper decks. The sky lounge stands out for its floor standing Loewe Iconic television, the one visible touch in an audiovisual system otherwise discreetly integrated throughout the yacht.
The sundeck, the yacht's highest outdoor level, offers a forward facing infinity style spa pool, a bar and a teppanyaki grill, while the beach club at sea level is arranged around a pool with a lifting floor that can convert into a dance floor, complete with a DJ booth and bar for evening events. A wellness suite rounds out the offering, with a sauna, hammam, massage table, gym equipment and a Nemo Room with an underwater viewing window.
Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, Loewe reaches a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots. She is listed for sale at 38 million euros.