Azimut Verve 47 For Sale

The Azimut Verve 47 is an outboard-powered sport boat from Azimut Yachts that pairs an American running surface with Italian styling, aimed at owners who want day-boating and weekend cruising in one hull. The platform rides on a Michael Peters double-step hull, with exterior and interior design by Francesco Struglia. It carries a 13.5-foot beam, two separate cabins below, and a layout built around water access and entertaining. The model has been offered in 2021, 2022 and 2023 forms, and shoppers searching for the Azimut 47 Verve for sale will find it positioned as the larger step up from the brand's earlier 44-foot outboard center console.

Power comes from quad Mercury Racing 450R V8 outboards for a combined 1,800 horsepower. The Azimut Verve 47 top speed is 53 knots, and on a rough day off Montauk it reached 60 mph, holding steady through chop and carving tight turns at 44 mph wide open. It cruises comfortably in the 37-to-40 knot range. The hull tracks hard through turns and stays planted in weather, and the boat jumps onto plane quickly behind the racing power package.

The helm uses custom sport-styled seats proprietary to the model, with electric height, fore-and-aft and recline adjustment. Three 16-inch Raymarine displays handle navigation and digital switching, so cockpit lighting, monitoring and vessel systems run through the screens, alongside Mercury VesselView for the outboards. A signature side window built into the hull keeps the helm in visual contact with the water and the dock; combined with the Mercury joystick and Skyhook, an operator can place the boat within inches of a slip single-handed. Dedicated air conditioning serves the helm through vents under the windshield. Commonly fitted options include a Seakeeper gyro, FLIR night vision, radar, autopilot, dual Fusion stereos and satellite or Starlink connectivity.

The cockpit centers on an L-shaped sofa and a flush deck table that raises electrically through three positions, dropping flat for deck space and access to the swim platform, rising to form an aft sun lounge with a filler, or coming fully up with a clean cover for al fresco dining under a Shurshade awning integrated into the hardtop. A central island houses the summer kitchen with a Kenyon cooktop, a dual Kenyon grill, a sink, an ice maker fed by its own water source, and a drawer refrigerator. A pop-up television turns the same island into a media station. The folding beach platform extends the beam at the transom and includes an integrated boarding ladder. Forward, the bow has a recessed wraparound settee, an articulating-backrest sun lounge, a refrigerator, Fusion controls and carbon-fiber poles for a sun awning.

Belowdecks, the Azimut Verve 47 interior departs from the open single-space layout common at this size by fitting two fully independent cabins, each with a real door. The forward master has a large berth with natural light and ventilation, storage to both sides including hanging space, and a gas-strut lift-up bed for more stowage. The full-beam aft cabin gains headroom past its entry and converts to a large double using a padded filler stored in the cabin's closet; both cabins have their own televisions. The galley runs metallic-lacquer cabinetry, a cooktop, a convection microwave oven, refrigeration and a mirror that conceals a television until switched on, plus a day head for the weekend.

For buyers comparing listings, the Azimut Verve 47 was succeeded by the 48 Verve, which keeps the same cabin layout but switches to twin Mercury V12 600 outboards and adds roughly 30% more swim-platform space, a revised bar with a pass-through, and a wider folding swim patio. The 48's V12 setup also reached 53 mph on plane. The decision between the quad-450 Verve 47 and the later V12 48 turns on whether you prefer the original four-engine package or the newer drivetrain and enlarged transom.