This 143-Foot Turkish Superyacht Was Just Delivered. Now It Could Be Yours for $30 Million.
Buying a turn-key superyacht is great because you don’t have to wait. It’s even better if said vessel is brand new, as is the case with Gisa.
The sleek 143-footer was only delivered by Mengi Yay earlier this year but has just been listed with IYC. As such, seafarers have the opportunity to acquire a pristine vessel and avoid the pesky and often lengthy build period.
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Gisa cuts a classic profile, with sleek lines, cascading aft decks, and a pointed bow. The steel hull is topped by a lightweight aluminum superstructure to ensure the yacht is robust yet nimble.
Penned by VYD Studio, the interior is at once modern and stylish. The living quarters are equipped with full-height windows that provide sweeping panoramic views and also let in an abundance of natural light. The decor sees a subtle palette paired with high-end materials and designer furniture. (Hermès cushions and blankets are strewn all over the salon, for instance.)
With a volume of 464 GT, Gisa feels like a much larger yacht than she actually is, according to IYC. Five luxurious cabins are spread across the decks and can sleep up to 10 guests. Located on the main deck, the full-beam owner features big windows, statement lighting, his and hers walk-ins, and a beautiful en suite. In addition, a full-beam VIP, two doubles, and a twin are positioned on the lower deck.
The exterior decks are nothing to sneeze at, either. The stern is home to an inviting pool and a beach club with folding wings. There are also alfresco dining areas forward and aft for breezy, open-air soirees.
Gisa is one capable cruiser, too. The vessel offers a 2,300 nautical mile range, a cruising speed of 11 knots, and a max speed of 14 knots. She could be used for both global voyages and charter adventures.
“Whether you’re seeking a private escape or a charter-ready investment, Gisa caters to the desires of a business-minded owner,” IWC said in a statement. “With few similar yachts on the market, she presents a rare opportunity to acquire a 2023 build.”
Gisa is listed with global managing partner Filip Jerolimov of IWC’s Croatia Office and priced at a cool $30.2 million (€28 million).
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