UNPLUGGED Yacht for Sale

• RINA Class Certified
• Reg code part A for short range yacht predisposition - no statement compliance
• Custom exterior paint
• Low hours
• Shore-power Frequency converter
• 110VAC / 60 Hz receptacle frequency converter
• Services up to date

Propulsion & Machinery

• Main Engines: 4 × Volvo Penta D13-1000 IB
• Power: 735 kW / approx. 1,000 HP each T
• otal Power: Approx. 4,000 HP
• Engine Hours: Approx. 640 hours
• 1 Kohler 35EFKOZD, 35 kW 1220 hours
• 1 Kohler 35EFKOZD, 55 kW 2140 hours
• Drives: 4 × Volvo Penta IPS 1350
• Propellers: Volvo Penta DuoProp contra-rotating propellers
• Bow Thruster: 28 kW, dual counter-rotating propellers
• Stabilizers: Zero-speed and underway stabilizing fins
• Trim System: Humphree electrically actuated interceptor system with automatic trim control

Factory Upgraded Options

• Reg code part A for short range yacht predisposition - no statement compliance
• Rina Class Certified
• Custom exterior paint color scheme / metallic-based top coat
• DieselJet tender
• Main deck forward awning system with manually installed carbon-fiber poles
• Steam shower in Owner's bathroom
• 10 × RGB underwater lights with ship-control integration
• Video-on-demand system with Sealux server, 8 TB RAID internal storage and five A/V clients CCTV system with
• three cameras and server storage
• Tropical air-conditioning upgrade
• 50 kVA shore-power frequency converter, allowing connection to worldwide marina shore-power supplies
• 12 kVA receptacle frequency converter allowing 110 VAC / 60 Hz equipment to be used throughout the yacht
• Sundeck aft awning system with manually installed carbon-fiber poles
• Aft Deck privacy screen
• Fuel depurator / filtration system, with transfer pump and in-line SEPAR filter
• Selmar Blue Sea 2500/Plus black- and grey-water treatment system
• Glendinning motorized shore-power cable handling and storage system
• Electrically operated main-salon aft sliding door
• Electrically operated starboard lobby door
• Marquipt aluminum side-boarding ladder, usable port or starboard

Navigation & Electronics

• Garmin 24" multifunction displays
• Garmin GPSMAP 8624 24" chartplotter
• Garmin GRID remote input controls
• Garmin GMR Fantom 54, 50W radar
• Garmin GA38 GPS/GLONASS antenna
• Garmin Reactor 40 gyro/autopilot
• Volvo Penta Dynamic Positioning System
• Sailor 7222 VHF DSC Class A
• Garmin AIS 800
• Garmin GSD 25 1 kW CHIRP ClearVü / SideVü sonar
• Airmar M265LH 1 kW in-hull transducer
• Garmin DST800 depth/speed/temperature transducer
• Garmin Panoptix PS51-TH FrontVü forward-looking sonar
• Garmin gWind system

CCTV, Network & Communications

• 3 Axis P5512E PTZ cameras — aft deck ceiling, engine room and arch rear view
• Axis P1214E cameras — port and starboard anchor monitoring
• Sealux CCTV control station
• Ubiquiti Enterprise network infrastructure
• Ubiquiti U6-LR Wi-Fi access points
• Peplink MAX Transit 5G router
• Poynting OMNI-496 marine Wi-Fi antennas
• SeaTel 80 TV satellite system
• Sailor 800 VSAT system

Deck & Exterior Equipment

• Sanguineti hydraulic/electric stern passerelle with teak grating
• Sanguineti automatic extendable Infinity Terrace (extends the stern platform/ beach area and incorporates
• hydraulically deployed swimming stairs.)
• Hydraulic Sanguineti swimming stairs
• Sanguineti hydraulic tender/Jet Ski garage crane
• Tender and Jet Ski garage
• Twin 4 kW vertical anchor windlasses
• Twin 140 kg high-holding-power anchors
• 2 × 123.75 m anchor chains
• Twin aft capstans
• Teak exterior stairs
• Stainless-steel/glass exterior handrails

Stepping aboard, the aft deck immediately sets the tone. It is a generous, welcoming outdoor living area furnished with loose, high-end pieces that give the space a warmer and more residential feeling than a conventional fixed yacht arrangement. There is ample room for guests to gather, dine or simply relax while remaining completely connected to the view aft and the water below.

Large automatic sliding glass doors lead into the main salon, where the amount of glass becomes immediately apparent. Floor-to-ceiling windows run along the sides, complemented by glass exterior bulwarks that preserve the sightlines toward the water rather than interrupting them.

A large, inviting sofa anchors the salon and faces an approximately 85-inch television, creating a genuine family and entertainment area rather than a formal salon that rarely gets used.

The connection to the exterior is particularly successful. In addition to the main aft sliding doors, side sliding doors can be opened to further blur the separation between inside and outside. With the surrounding glass and multiple openings, the salon can feel almost like an extension of the exterior deck, with light and water visible in nearly every direction.

The interior design deserves mention here without becoming the story itself. There is an impressive balance between warm woods, soft neutral fabrics, darker accents and carefully selected stone. The colors work particularly well with the natural light, giving the yacht a sophisticated contemporary character that still feels comfortable and inviting.

Moving forward from the salon brings you into the main-deck lobby, which provides separation between the social spaces and the owner's private accommodation. A conveniently positioned day head serves the main deck before entering the owner's area.

Continuing forward, the owner's suite becomes one of the highlights of the yacht.

The cabin is spacious and exceptionally bright, with large windows bringing the sea directly into the room. The bed is positioned as the focal point, surrounded by generous circulation space and subtle indirect lighting that gives the room an entirely different atmosphere in the evening.

Rather than sacrificing wardrobe space for design, the suite provides extensive closet and storage capacity, making it genuinely suitable for longer periods aboard.

The owner's bathroom arrangement is another standout feature. Separate His and Hers bathrooms provide individual spaces on either side, connected by a large central shower. The shower incorporates smart privacy glass, allowing it to remain visually open when desired or become private at the touch of a button. It is a clever arrangement that gives the owner's area the feeling and functionality normally associated with a considerably larger yacht.

Descending to the lower deck via the sculptural central staircase leads to the remaining four guest accommodation. The guest cabins maintain the same sense of space and natural light found on the main deck. Large hull windows bring the outside into the rooms, while the combination of warm neutral upholstery, pale woods and indirect lighting keeps them bright and relaxed.

Each of the five staterooms has its own private en-suite bathroom, finished with the same attention given to the principal guest areas. Generous stone vanities, proper glass showers and high-quality fixtures make the bathrooms feel substantial rather than compromised by the yacht's size.

The galley is separated from the principal guest areas and laid out as a true professional workspace. There is extensive preparation space, substantial refrigeration, integrated cooking appliances and generous storage, allowing the yacht to comfortably support both family cruising and more formal entertaining.

Dedicated crew areas are similarly well considered, with separate accommodation and a proper crew mess, allowing service to remain discreet and largely independent from guest circulation.

The wheelhouse brings back the performance side of the GranSport personality. A central helm position faces the broad windshield, surrounded by large navigation displays and controls with excellent visibility forward. It feels modern and purposeful, but the extensive glass prevents the bridge from feeling enclosed and maintains the connection with the surroundings that is present throughout the yacht.

The exterior of Unplugged is where the GranSport concept really comes alive. Despite her sleek profile, the yacht offers a remarkable amount of usable outdoor space, with each area having a distinct purpose rather than simply repeating the same seating arrangement from deck to deck.

The beach and swim area creates an entirely different environment when the yacht is at anchor. With easy access to the sea, tender and water toys, it becomes an extension of the guest living areas rather than simply a swim platform.

The extensive use of glass around the exterior decks is especially effective. Instead of heavy solid bulwarks blocking the view, the transparent sections allow guests seated inside or outside to maintain sightlines toward the water.

Above, the flybridge becomes one of the yacht's principal entertaining spaces.

At its center is a substantial dining table for approximately ten guests, creating a proper outdoor dining room rather than simply another casual seating area. Importantly, the dining area is well protected from the weather, making it a space that can genuinely be used throughout the day rather than only when conditions are perfect.

Around it, generous lounge areas and loose furniture allow the deck to transition easily from dining to cocktails or a relaxed afternoon at anchor. The elevated position provides excellent views while still retaining the warmth and comfortable atmosphere found throughout the exterior spaces.

Moving forward reveals perhaps the most unexpected exterior area aboard M/Y Unplugged.

The foredeck layout is more reminiscent of what one would expect aboard a considerably larger yacht. Rather than simply providing a conventional sunpad, Mangusta has created a genuine private guest area with substantial lounging and seating arranged around its own private pool.

It offers privacy when stern-to in port and becomes an exceptional place to spend the day at anchor, with open views ahead and enough separation from the aft areas that different groups of guests can enjoy completely different environments at the same time. The pool transforms the area from a traditional foredeck into a destination in its own right and is one of the yacht's most memorable exterior features.