CNB 76′

The CNB 76 offers one of the most spacious and luxurious interiors on its class, providing ample space for relaxation, entertainment, and socializing. With four en-suite cabins, the yacht can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests, beeing the only raised salon dividing the owners zone from the aft area reserved to the crew. In addition, the sofa area can be converted into an extra bed’s for two occasional guests or serve as a perfect lounge area to chill.

The spacious decksaloon is superb. It’s stylish and comfortable with excellent views whether one is standing or sitting, clever indirect lighting and soft colours. It feels luxurious yet welcoming. The opposing sofas to starboard are locked in place by electro magnets, so can swivel to form one big sofa when in port.

At over 23 metres in length, the CNB 76 is a true luxury yacht, but of a reasonable size, the deck layout uses all the most advanced solutions so that only two people are required to handle it.

Elegant and seaworthy, it is the fruit of the bests superyacht expertise. The forward part of the cockpit is independently located so that sailing is not disturbing those who use living spaces and wish to relax.
Safe and efficient, thanks to the seaworthiness qualities of her hull and her simple, efficient deck layout, the CNB 76 is also very welcoming with her large interior spaces which directly connect with the outside. Open onto the sea with the panoramic views that her raised saloon offers, the CNB 76 has been designed to be as good when sailing as when at anchor.

The galley is located aft to starboard, well separated from the salon and the forward cabins. The galley incorporates all the highest quality Miele appliances. Two big refrigerators 224L/130L, freezer, wine cellar (35 bottles), microwave, dishwasher, 4 zone induction stove etc.

Butterfly doors can close off the galley and crew area (port) from the saloon and an escape hatch provides separate access to the cockpit. Ventilation and natural light are provided by a fixed porthole in the hull, two opening ports, and an additional opening hatch leading to the cockpit.

Direct and indirect lighting enhance the functionality of work surfaces, complemented by a practical U-shaped layout featuring a breakfast bar with two stools.

A crew couple can live aft in comfort with instant access to the galley.

ON DECK

The CNB 76′ features a spacious and well-designed cockpit layout, offering comfort and functionality for both cruising and racing purposes. CNB Loreley inspires confidence at her twin steering stations with carbon steering wheels, a retractable foot brace for added comfort when heeling and an arsenal of Raymarine electronics within arm’s reach.

BELOW DECK

The stunningly light decksaloon and original master cabin forward have plenty of wow-factor and there’s a harmonious feel to the design throughout the boat.

The spacious decksaloon is superb. It’s stylish and comfortable with excellent views whether one is standing or sitting, clever indirect lighting and soft colours. It feels luxurious yet welcoming. The opposing sofas to starboard are locked in place by electro magnets, so can swivel to form one big sofa when in port.

The portside tables can seat eight, but can also lower when in relaxation mode. Storage for champagne and wine beneath the sofas

The navstation is rather compact and its aft-facing format is practical. It is within line of sight of the cockpit and is situated beside the companionway.

Forward owners cabin with her superb layout, this is a cabin worthy of a superyacht. Even when standing in the entrance the berth remains hidden by a half-bulkhead. Owners can therefore relax on the berth in privacy without feeling the need to close the door.

The bookshelf across the forward bulkhead is a pleasant touch, and with the carpets, leather detailing and velour hull lining, there’s a consistent feel of elegance. There is also good surrounding stowage, with a wardrobe area aft. And the adjoining heads and shower are invitingly large (all heads have heated towel rails)

Two guest cabins forward. The asymmetric format of the cockpit and companionway creates a walkway to starboard of the keel box. This layout naturally favours a smaller Pullman cabin to starboard, and double or twin (movable beds) cabin to port, both with ensuite access. These have reasonable stowage and a contemporary hotel feel to them.

Third guest cabin (can be used as additional crew): Pullman cabin with single bunk beds of 2m length and ensuite bathroom. Desk table with leather inlay and Raymarine display. Located aft next to galley.

Crew cabin located in the forepeak, with two bunk beds with toilet, shower and reverse air conditioning.