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Mangusta 165 REV

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At the stern, the aft door opens to reveal a beach club conceived as a fully-equipped lounge area by the sea.

BREATHTAKING VIEW ON THE SEA

Ceiling high windows, opening up toward the stern and on the sides, where two large fold-down balconies create a smooth continuum between this room and the outdoor areas

AN OPEN-SPACE LOFT

Magnificent full-beam, 92 sq. m (990 sq./ft.) master suite located on the main deck, featuring large, floor-to-ceiling glazed surfaces flawlessly integrated in the hull.

INFINITY POOL - A FLAWLESS CONTINUITY BETWEEN THE YACHTS AND THE OCEAN

The huge forward area will allow guests to indulge in pure relaxation, thanks to a sunbathing area, comfy sofas, and an infinity pool that blends into the sea

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Overmarine Mangusta Yachts for Sale

The Mangusta yacht brand is renowned for its long-range, fast displacement luxury yachts that boast ample volume, utilize new technology and showcase famed Italian design aesthetics to create some of the most alluring yachts on the market. Overmarine Mangusta shipyard is family-owned, based out of Viareggio-Italy, and is the yacht builder behind the well-known Mangusta range of maxi open yachts sized from 72 (21.9m) to 215 feet (65.5m) in length. Some popular models of Mangusta yachts for sale include the Mangusta 108, 130 and 165. In addition to the maxi open yachts, Overmarine offers the Mangusta Oceano line featuring 138-foot (42m), 151-foot (46m) and 180-foot (55m) world-cruisers; the latest range from Mangusta is the GranSport. This fast displacement line features a 164-foot (50m) yacht. A leader in the 98-foot (30m) to 164-foot (50m) maxi open yacht sector, Overmarine Mangusta is a revered Italian superyacht builder. Northrop & Johnson is proud to offer Mangusta yachts for sale to buyers around the world. Contact a Northrop & Johnson Mangusta yacht broker to sell or buy your next boat.

Overmarine Mangusta Yachts: Success Built On Italian Tradition

Boasting more than 30 years of Italian design, shipbuilding experience and passion, Overmarine Mangusta is a family-owned shipyard based in Tuscany near Massa, Viareggio and Pisa. Since 1985 the builder has built more than 300 yachts, including 12 Mangusta 165s — the world’s fastest 165-foot (50m) maxi open yacht — built and sold in six years. The Balducci family behind the helm of Overmarine still runs the company today. Offering three different lines of yachts, customized Mangusta yachts for sale are diverse and innovative, allowing yacht owners to experience both the yacht and life on water as they see fit. Overmarine Mangusta leads the market in the maxi open yacht segment. The Maxi Open yachts, like the Sport 104, 110, 132E, 165E and 215, are perfectly suited for the Mediterranean yachting lifestyle. Mangusta are well-known not only for their top performance but also for their impeccable styling. This line has afforded the Mangusta brand with unparalleled success in the segment.

“Overmarine’s Mangusta yachts are exceptional. They offer inspired Italian design and top performance. Especially well-suited for the Mediterranean thanks to their speed and agility, they are extremely popular yachts in the European market, but have a following around the world,” says Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker David Seal. “The Mangusta yachts for sale also are well suited for buyers who are looking for world-cruising capabilities without compromising style as the Mangusta Oceanco segment lends itself to long-range cruising. Performance-minded buyers will rejoice as Mangusta yachts, especially the GranSport, which are built to perform with high speeds and top capabilities.”

Produced in Tuscany by the premier Italian builder Overmarine, Mangusta yachts are built to high standards. Production of these yachts spans 10 facilities between Pisa, Massa and Viareggio. In addition to 190,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor facilities, the Viareggio yard also has two wharfs where the builder is able to undertake final preparations, after-sale service and layovers. Overmarine oversees all aspects of the build process from mold making to lamination of composite materials to fitting interiors, including electronics. In addition, the brand’s in-house design team is able to work with owners to conceptualize the yacht of their dreams. Upon receiving your yacht, Overmarine ensures the ownership process of Mangustas is stress free thanks to a technical office and 24-hour, seven-days-a-week after-sales services. Additional offices in Miami, Florida, and Golfe Juan in the French Riviera as well as dealers around the world that provide added support for owners.

Mangusta yachts by Overmarine also are prime for chartering, especially in the Mediterranean. Offering top performance and sporty good looks, guests can cruise in style on board Mangusta’s open maxi yachts or explore further afield on a yacht in the Mangusta Oceanco range.

“You’ll see and be seen when you charter a Mangusta yacht,” says Northrop & Johnson charter broker Trish Finnegan. “The stunning good looks are eye-catching, and the performance ability of these yachts is top tier. Guests will relish the variety of amenities available on board the different yachts in the Mangusta family.”

You’ll see and be seen when you’re on a Mangusta yacht

Overmarine Mangusta Boat Models

Overmarine produces Mangusta yachts, which are separated into three lines: The Mangusta Open Maxi line, the Mangusta Oceano line and the latest edition, the Mangusta GranSport.

Maxi Open Yacht Models

It all began 30 years ago with the Mangusta Maxi Open. Currently the market leader in this segment of yachts, there are five size options available for the Maxi Open: 94 feet (28.6m), 110 feet (33.5m), 132 feet (40.2m), 165 feet (50.2m) and 215 feet (65.5m) in length.

All of the Maxi Open yachts are exceptional. Offering iconic style, excellent stability, resulting in total comfort and a quiet ride for those aboard, top performance in terms of speed and agility and well-thought-out layouts that allow guests to utilize the yacht to its fullest potential, there is a reason this line is a leader in the market. The most prominent of the Maxi Open range is the 165-foot (50.2m) Mangusta 165 E series. Welcoming 12 guests in six lavish staterooms and running with nine crewmembers, she is ideally suited for owners with a penchant for performance and style. Her interior is fully customizable to the owner’s taste.

Oceano Yacht Models

The Mangusta Oceano line is perfect for those looking to cruise beyond the bounds of the typical yachting hot spots and explore more remote destinations. Offering the same high-performance capabilities that you would come to expect from Overmarine’s yachts and utilizing the same high-tech processes, but with the addition of metal for long-range purposes, the Mangusta Oceano truly is prime for travel. Available in as at 141 feet (43m), 150 feet (46m), 180 feet (55m) or 197 feet (60m), the interior volume found aboard yachts in the Mangusta Oceano range is truly remarkable. Built to rival explorer yachts available on the market today, Mangusta’s distinguished exterior style and contemporary interiors are aligned with a nautical range of up to 5,000 miles and an impressive beach club.

Gransport Yacht Models

The latest addition to Overmarine’s repertoire is the Mangusta GranSport line. Created to be the perfect blend of the Maxi Open and Oceanco lines, the GranSport offers an exceptional range with high speeds and top performance. The first of this line was a 177-foot (54m) launched in summer 2018 and welcomed with great acclaim. You can expect to see more of the GranSport line hitting the markets soon.

Mangusta yachts for sale receive high acclaim and Northrop & Johnson’s knowledgeable brokers would be delighted to assist in finding you the ideal Mangusta yacht to suit your needs. Please contact your preferred Northrop & Johnson broker with any comments, questions or to discuss the purchase of a Mangusta yacht for sale.

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Mangusta’s Rise to the Top

• By Diane M. Byrne
• December 17, 2021

The mongoose may be low to the ground with short legs, but it is a skilled, opportunistic predator. It feeds on smaller mammals and birds, as well as their eggs, along with a wide variety of insects. It especially likes snakes. In fact, the mongoose’s speed and agility make it extremely successful in pouncing on and killing venomous snakes like cobras—a contest that other would-be predators often lose.

The mongoose is the inspiration behind the Mangusta brand. The Italian word for mongoose is mangusta. During the 1980s, when fast open yachts populated the Mediterranean, Italian entrepreneur Giuseppe Balducci decided to go head-to-head against Tecnomarine’s dominant Cobra design. He established Mangusta in 1985 and, in the 1990s, introduced the first open mega-yacht—aka a maxi open.

More than 300 deliveries later, Mangusta maxi opens are found around the world. With Balducci still at the helm, joined by his children, Mangusta has diversified too. The brand has taken aim at the metal builders in Northern Europe, offering displacement and fast-displacement yachts in sizes that those yards don’t construct.

Born and raised in Tuscany, Balducci has spent his entire career in yachting. He got his start in a shipyard in Viareggio but yearned to establish his own company. After founding the Elettromare and Effebi shipyards—the latter constructing workboats, ferries and military craft, and still under his family’s ownership—he decided to bring something different to yachting. While open yachts were lots of fun, they didn’t offer a lot of space, nor did they have the best reputation for comfort underway. Why not, he reasoned, challenge the either-or decision?

With this philosophy behind Mangusta, his first launch was the Mangusta 80. The yacht made history. First, it was the largest open on the market. Arguably even more significant, the Mangusta 80 led to larger open maxis, up to 165 feet, from Mangusta. And the 165, which saw 14 deliveries, became known as the world’s fastest series-built mega-yacht, capable of upward of 35 knots.

Given Mangusta’s reputation for super-sleek, super-fast fiberglass yachts, the builder made a surprising move in 2013 by announcing the Mangusta Oceano 42 series. This was a 138-foot trideck with a steel displacement hull, capable of cruising more than 4,000 nautical miles at 11 knots.

“The buyers of the classic party boat started to have families,” says Stefano Arlunno, whose title at the yard is president Americas. Arlunno likens Mangusta’s move to what the luxury automobile brands Porsche and Lamborghini did. “The best-perceived cars are sports cars, but even they build SUVs,” he says.

Alberto Mancini, the builder’s longtime design partner, gave the series the hallmark Mangusta looks and features, especially convex shapes and a foredeck sunning/seating area with an infinity pool. Namaste, the first Mangusta Oceano 42, “was a big success,” Arlunno says. “It had features that stood out then, especially the beach club.”

When Namaste debuted in 2016, beach clubs were only usable at anchor, and with the transom open. Namaste’s beach club was usable with the transom closed, and three horizontal transom ports brought in natural light. Additionally, beach clubs in the same size range typically doubled as tender garages. The Mangusta Oceano 42 stowed toys in a separate, side-launching garage.

While there are now seven Mangusta Oceano models from 128 to 197 feet length overall, the builder continues to make inroads into metal construction. The Mangusta GranSport series is an all-aluminum, fast-displacement range, blending performance and transoceanic capability. It inaugurated in 2015 with the Mangusta GranSport 48. While capable of 26 knots, the 158-footer could also cover about 3,800 nautical miles at 12 knots. Today, the series includes three models from 108 feet—a size nearly impossible to find in metal—to 177 feet length overall.

“Different people are looking at the displacement and fast-displacement yachts than the maxis,” Arlunno says.

The maxi-open buyers tend to continue stepping up to larger maxis, he adds, whereas the other models attract clients coming over from traditional cruiser brands. In fact, Arlunno ascribes the latter success to consistency in Mangusta’s public image.

“We have been very lucky in the last few years in showing the yachts at the boat shows,” he says. Additionally, the team is keeping these clients in the fold. Arlunno says some owners of the 108-foot Mangusta GranSport 33 have jumped straight into the 177-foot Mangusta GranSport 54.

Mangusta is now re-imagining the maxi opens, collaborating with designer Igor Lobanov. Arlunno considers Lobanov’s work on the first model, the 104 Rev, to be a game-changer. “There’s nothing on the market like it,” he says.

While still aggressively sporty in style, the yacht incorporates more glass than other maxi superyachts, especially sole-to-ceiling sections along the vessel’s main deck. The 165 Rev, meanwhile, adds fold-down balconies and a two-level master suite to its layout. All the while, their speed is still, well, speedy. The Mangusta 104 Rev hits 35 knots, while the 165 Rev should make 34 knots, according to the builder.

Iconic boatbuilding brands like Mangusta earn renown for staying true to their principles. Still, they need to evolve. The trick, like what the mighty mongoose does, is to remain agile while embracing the risk.  

Mega Success

Since opening its doors in 1985, Mangusta has delivered more than 300 mega-yachts worldwide. Some 110 of these deliveries exceed 100 feet length overall. The maxi opens, which are the majority, are constructed in Viareggio, Italy. The metal yachts are built in nearby Pisa.

American Appeal

US yachtsmen are increasingly becoming Mangusta clients. “This year is the best year we’ve had,” says Stefano Arlunno, president Americas. A full 40 percent to 50 percent of the builder’s production is coming stateside. The first two hulls of the new 104 Rev maxi-open series, for instance, belong to Americans.

Welcome to Miami

Stefano Arlunno, Mangusta’s president to the Americas, has been with the builder since 2012 when it established its wholly-owned North American office. The use of “Americas” in Arlunno’s title is deliberate, as is the choice of Miami for his office. Mangusta recognizes South America as a strong market too.

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50m Mangusta motor yacht Maverick sold

The 50.3-metre motor yacht Maverick has been sold with Jim McConville of Merle Wood & Associates representing the buyer and Ralph Navarro of Florida Yachts International representing the seller.

Built of steel and aluminium by Overmarine in 2022, the Mangusta Oceano 50 model was designed by Alberto Mancini , inside and out, with naval architecture by Pierluigi Ausonio and Overmarine.

Her sleek profile, with strips of dark-tinted windows, is topped by a black mast and cantilevered bimini. Accommodating a party of 12 in six cabins, looked after by a crew of 11, the yacht contains a main-deck owner's cabin – with a fireplace and fold-out balcony – a full-beam VIP cabin situated on the lower deck and four lower-deck guest cabins, inspired by destinations – Bahamas, Monaco, Mykonos and St Barths.

Maverick sports a vast 100-plus-square-metre sundeck with an infinity pool, DJ station, freestanding bars and oval dining table. On her foredeck is another big infinity pool sporting a pair of sunpads described by the designer as "the islands". A glass bottom filters light into the master cabin's shower.

Three fold-out terraces allow guests to keep in close contact with the sea – as well as the beach club that is illuminated via skylights set into the aft deck. A feature of the aft deck is a fire pit for guests to gather around on cooler evenings.

The 499GT vessel is powered by twin 1,700hp MTUs that give her a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots. Her draft is 2.57 metres, allowing good access to anchorages.

Maverick was last asking $39,900,000 and was lying in the Bahamas.

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