Two more feet well exploited
The MC 52's three decks benefit greatly from the extra length and width. More space is available everywhere on board and the resulting distribution contributes to increased ease of movement as well as staying in one place. The lower deck is the big winner. A Y-shaped companionway separating the access to the forward cabins gives the master a nice privacy and a much better headroom.
This one is equipped with a bathroom and a dressing room at the back of the bed, isolating the room from the engine compartment. The VIP cabin, at the front, benefits from a bed that can be separated into two twins and the third cabin can also be adapted from twin beds to a double bed instead of the bunk beds of the MC5. The bathroom shared by the two front cabins now has a separate shower. The progress for the comfort of six passengers is therefore spectacular when it comes to the bed.
A living room-kitchen bathed in light
On the main deck, the aft cockpit has a comfortable L-shaped bench seat, and the galley with its two L-shaped worktops is much more spacious for preparing meals and storing supplies. The saloon is also larger and equipped with a folding table, but it is especially the large picture windows on each side that bring a bright atmosphere and enhance the tone of the decoration. The atmosphere on board is also much warmer. The selection of luxurious and warm materials for the upholstery, bedding and saddlery, reinforces the woodwork in light brushed oak or matte walnut. Carpeting and flooring in a wide range of choices reinforce the sense of luxury. The marble-like Corian in the galley and the Sunbrella exterior upholstery add to the feeling of personalization.
Optimized exteriors
The Flybridge has more features than the two feet advertised in the catalog would suggest. It is now equipped with a mini galley, a large table with a U-shaped bench seat, where the six passengers can have a meal, and front and rear sunbathing benches.
The aft cockpit has been given the same weight reduction treatment and can be transformed into a large sunbathing area, or a nap area by lowering the table. Finally, the "clostrophobic" aft sailor's cabin is equipped with an XXL opening at the rear. The two extra feet in the catalog translate into a much greater habitability compared to a small motor yacht.
