A 14-metre open cruiser drawn by Tommaso Spadolini, built on the lines of the Ligurian gozzo, on twin 440 hp Yanmars.
Faithful to the Ligurian gozzo
Patrone keeps the profile faithful to the tradition of the Ligurian gozzo, with what it calls pure and minimalist lines. The deck runs from a generous swim platform aft to a cockpit and a dinette for eight, served by a galley under the T-top.
A helm seat for four
The helm station has an ergonomic dashboard and seating for four, which Patrone says makes navigation a convivial moment between the owner and guests. Forward, two wide side decks lead to a six-square-metre sun deck and an uninterrupted eco-teak deck.
Five layouts, three cabins, two bathrooms
Patrone offers no fewer than five layouts, up to three cabins and always two bathrooms. Three cockpit configurations and five interior solutions can be combined, which the yard says makes the 45 the gozzo of your dreams.
Eco-teak, and solar on the T-top
The deck is eco-teak, and the natural wood interiors are finished with low-impact paints. The T-top is designed to carry solar panels, which Patrone says supports a significant part of the boat's energy consumption.
“For the Patrone 45 our goal was to create an open cruiser designed for people who want to live the whole day outdoors without sacrificing absolute comfort in the interiors.”
