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There is nothing quite like the freedom, the adventure, and, of course, the luxury of cruising across the open waters onboard your very own superyacht. Picture this: you with your near and dear ones on the deck, the wind in your hair, the sun high above with nothing but endless blue skies and sparkling waves before you. Sounds like a dream come true, right? To help make your fantasy a reality and match you with your perfect superyacht, we’ve selected three of the most exceptional superyachtsfor sale in the $15 million range. From sleek Italian craftsmanship to legendary Dutch engineering, these superyachts offer a range of styles, amenities, and features to suit the most astute tastes.
Amara | Sanlorenzo | 38.4m | 2016/2023 | $14,500,000
Amara is a stunning semi-displacement, tri-deck superyacht from leading Italian builder Sanlorenzo. Part of the yard’s SD series, this 38.4-meter SD126 model was delivered to her original owners in 2016. Constructed from GRP, Amara offers a sleek exterior design and contemporary interior design by Francesco Paszkowski Design, with an internal volume of 310 GT. Exclusively designed for the Americas market, she underwent a refit in 2016 and now offers several upgrades, including a freshly painted hull and a newly designed bow seating lounge forward on the main deck. Key features onboard Amara include an open layout on the main deck, which sees the main salon flow into the terrace, gull wing doors off the owner’s suite forward on the main deck, and not one, but two jacuzzis – one forward on the main deck and one on the flybridge. Able to accommodate up to 12 guests across five ensuite staterooms, this includes the owner’s suite on the main deck with a his-and-hers bathroom and private office, two VIP staterooms, and two twin staterooms with pullman berths on the lower deck. The flybridge deck features a captain’s cabin for two crew members, with additional crew housing for five located on the lower deck. Powered by twin diesel engines, Amara has a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots. Amara is currently located in Nassau, New Providence, the Bahamas, with an asking price of $14,500,000.
Never Enough | Feadship | 42.67m | 1992 | $14,000,000
The 42.67m all-aluminium superyacht Never Enough is a testament to Dutch building and engineering excellence. Built by Feadship and delivered to her original owners in 1992, she has been meticulously maintained and refitted over the years, undergoing a major refit in 2017, which included new engines, generators, air conditioning, paint, teak decks, and electronics systems, and a comprehensive interior refit in 2022, to ensure she remains in pristine condition. A classic custom Feadship superyacht, she features an elegant exterior and interior design by Paola D.Smith & Associates, with a voluminous interior volume of 398 GT. Some of the main amenities onboard Never Enough include a fully-equipped gym, a jacuzzi on the sun deck, and a full-width skylounge, ideal for entertaining and socializing. Able to accommodate up to ten overnight guests across five ensuite staterooms, this includes a sweeping full-beam owner’s suite forward on the main deck and four spacious staterooms on the lower deck. Powered by twin CAT C32 Acert diesel engines, she has a top speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots. Never Enough is currently located in Nassau, New Providence, the Bahamas, with an asking price of $14,000,000.
Sarabeth | Westport | 39.62m | 2013 | $15,995,000
Sarabeth is a 39.62m tri-deck, semi-displacement superyacht from American builder Westport. A Westport W130 model, she was delivered to her owners in 2013. She has been carefully maintained over the years. Constructed from GRP, Sarabeth has a timeless exterior design by Gregory Marshall, with a matching interior design by Westport and an internal volume of 294 GT. Ideal for private use as well as charter, key features onboard Sarabeth include her spacious main salon that flows into the dining area, a skylounge complete with electric fireplace on the upper deck, and a jacuzzi forward on the sundeck, with loungers aft, making it the ideal spot for lounging and relaxing under the sun. Sarabeth can comfortably welcome up to ten guests across five ensuite staterooms in addition to a crew of seven. Powered by twin diesel MTU (12V 4000 M73L) engines, she has a top speed of 23 knots, with a cruising speed of 18 knots and a range of 3,000 nautical miles at cruising speed. Sarabth is currently located in Florida, with an asking price of $15,995,000.