ROMA

FARR 85

Pure and essential! Stepping aboard ROMA, the first sensation is one of refined and statuesque rigour.
This 85-ft maxi is the result of collaboration among a pool of great experts: Bruce Farr, who designed the hull, the Lazzarini and Pickering studio, responsible for the exterior and interior styling, and the Cantiere Roma Latini, where she was crafted using the most advanced construction techniques.
ROMA is a distinctive sailing yacht. She offers exceptional performance, cutting-edge exterior and interior finishes, and ease of navigation thanks to her lifting keel and linear deck layout.
Inspired by innovative design and engineering concepts, ROMA surprises with choices that may appear extreme yet ultimately redefine the concepts of racer and cruiser, blurring the line between the two. A powerful performer in racing configuration, she excels in delivering a fast and comfortable sailing experience in her cruising version.

Main Features

Cabins: 4
Guests: 8
Crew: 4

Year	2005 / 2019
Make	Bruce Farr 85'
Naval Design	Bruce Farr
Interior Design	Lazzarini & Pickering
Class	MCA Cat.2 - Rina 100-A-Y
Hull material	Prepreg Carbon
Superstructure material	Carbon
LFT	25.70 m
Beam	5.91 m
Draft	2.95 / 4.55 m
Displacement	38600
Flag	British
Engine	1 X 315Hp Yanmar
Cruising speed	10 knt
Max speed	10 Knt
Fuel tanks	500 l
Fresh water tanks	1400 l
V.A.T. Status	Paid

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Key Features

Carbon Prepreg construction
Easily customizable minimalist interiors
Variable draft keel
Simplified sail handling
Refit 2018/2019 repainting of sides and deck
Electronics 2020
Sails 2019.
Lithium batteries 2024

The absence of traditional teak on the deck accentuates the design’s sharpness and highlights the flush deck. Concealed manoeuvres and spacious sunbathing areas reflect Roma’s cruising aspect, much like the comfortable guest cockpit, which can be adapted for regattas with coffee grinders and appropriate racing equipment.

Below deck, one can better appreciate the design work of the Lazzarini & Pickering studio, whose luxury is attained through attention to detail and the use of lightweight materials.
The skilful carbon workmanship also used in the construction of the bulkheads imparts a sense of lightness to the entire environment.

ROMA’s interior is entirely white, a choice that imparts a sense of severity alongside her statuesque distinctiveness. The interplay of volumes is well-studied thanks to structures that are never fully close to the floor, always creating a space that elevates them above the ground.

The intensity of the white required careful study for the interior lighting, which is achieved through three distinct systems. Centrally located and spanning the length of the space, a ”barrisol” ceiling conceals fluorescent lights; the sides feature carbon panels fitted with dichroic lighting, while mini LEDs provide light points under the furniture. These three systems can be blended and dimmed throughout the boat, allowing for various scenarios tailored to the guests’ preferences and desired ambience.

The guest area offers comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests in four cabins, with the owner suite forward. All cabins feature en-suite bathrooms.

The crew quarters are at the stern, accessible from the steering cockpit or from inside via the pass-through galley. The area is well organized for four crew members across two cabins and includes the navigation and chart table.