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The next evolution: introducing the Vision 484

Not a stretched 444. A completely new design from the keel up — new hull form, new deck layout, new interior arrangement.

The Vision 484 represents the next evolutionary step in the Vision Yachts lineup. It is not an extension or a stretched version of the Vision 444 — it is a completely new design from the keel up. With a brand-new hull form, deck layout and interior arrangement, the 484 builds on the award-winning DNA of the 444 while offering increased size, comfort, headroom and systems integration.

Beam overall grows to 8.0 m from 7.6 m on the 444. Bridgedeck clearance increases from 700 mm to 1,000 mm, which reduces slamming and improves offshore comfort measurably. Headroom runs 2.1 m throughout the hulls, cabins and saloon, and up to 2.2 m in key areas — designed for sailors up to 6′6″–6′8″ tall.

The step up from 44 ft to 48 ft is significant. It results in more spacious cabins, enlarged saloon and galley areas, additional storage and broader workspaces, without losing the agile handling and performance Vision yachts are known for.

Two layouts are offered. The three-cabin version retains the owner’s-suite arrangement of the 444, with an expansive starboard master and two guest cabins to port. A four-cabin version meets strong market demand, particularly for charter and larger families, while retaining privacy.

The nav station, inside helm and office space expands by roughly a foot in width. It is designed as a multi-functional watch station and office, recognising the modern reality of remote working afloat — fully integrated with autopilot controls, navigation equipment and displays, and positioned for visibility and comfort during long passages or poor weather.