MARIETTE OF 1915

Nathanael G. Herreshoff's complete vision aboard MARIETTE OF 1915 unfolds through spaces designed for shared moments rather than retreat. The legendary naval architect shaped every corner of this 42-meter sailing yacht to draw guests together, from the central saloon where conversations naturally flow between comfortable seating areas to the expansive deck spaces that invite gathering under sail. Eight professional crew move quietly through thoughtfully planned service routes, ensuring the focus remains on connection and the rhythm of ocean voyaging. Living aboard means adapting to the yacht's sailing schedule, where meals and social hours bend to wind and weather rather than rigid timetables. Six guests find themselves part of an intimate community where the library doubles as a quiet refuge, the main deck serves as both dining room and observation platform, and evening entertainment centers around storytelling and stargazing. This 1915 Herreshoff creation transforms luxury yachting into something more fundamental: a return to the sea's own pace, where comfort comes not from excess but from perfectly proportioned spaces that enhance every shared experience.