The Azimut Verve 47 sits inside Azimut's outboard-powered performance line, a 47-foot Italian center console express built on a Michael Peters double-step hull and driven by four Mercury 450R outboards for 1,800 hp total. Cruise runs 32 knots with a max of 45. Momentum carries Mercury Joystick and Active Trim Tab, Humphrey trim tabs, Skyhook, a Side Power bow thruster, Seakeeper stabilization, and a Kohler 14 kW generator.
Electronics run three Raymarine Axiom 16XL displays, Raymarine 24-inch 4KW HD color radar, Raymarine thermal camera and VHF, satellite TV, and five underwater lights. Two cabins over one head keep the layout day-forward. Galley runs an Isotherm refrigerator and icemaker, Kenyon 2-burner cooktop, Kenyon BBQ, Miele convection oven, wine cooler, and LG LED TV. Esthec deck surfaces across cockpit, side decks, and bow, with an electric cockpit awning, electric hi-lo cockpit table, and luxury interior and exterior lighting package.
At $949,000 with 25 hours, Momentum is essentially a break-in-only Verve 47 with the full option sheet from the yard. The recent $20,000 step-down from $969,000 reads to us as a soft motivated seller signal on an otherwise unused hull. Comparable Verve 47s at similar hour counts have held closer to the low $900K range in recent transactions. Painted hull with color-matched motor cowlings and the deep electronics fit round out an unusually clean example. If a low-hour quad-outboard Italian day platform fits your program, she earns the walkthrough.
