The stern of the LEMON TREE opens on three sides. Its terraces fold down to meet the surface, creating a private sanctuary at water level. It’s an immediate signal of the yacht’s entire design philosophy, a direct connection with the sea.
Delivered by Sanlorenzo in 2021, the 61.5-meter superyacht has been listed for sale exclusively with Burgess for EUR 62,000,000. Its design is a joint effort, with contemporary interiors by Francesco Paszkowski and a sleek, functional exterior shaped by the shipyard’s in-house team. The result is a vessel built around openness.
A Design of Seamless Flow
The interior of the LEMON TREE is defined by clean lines and a calming palette, with spaces that flow into the outdoors. On the main deck, the lounge’s full-height glazing keeps the environment bright and inviting. Forward is a formal dining area, while aft, a large glass-bottomed pool can be covered to become an extended sunpad.
The bridge deck above is centered around a generous aft guest area. It offers a relaxed lounge, a sit-up bar, and spaces for sun lounging, with the flexibility for al fresco dining. Walkaround side decks and glass guardrails enhance the sense of space and the views. An elevator provides direct access down to the main deck.
The beach club itself is more than just a swim platform. The three-sided opening reveals a fully integrated wellness space, complete with a hammam, gym, and lounge, blending resort-style living with life at sea.
