Imagine owning a floating palace that slices through the waves at nearly 30 knots, offering both heart-pounding speed and luxurious indulgence. That's exactly what the 54-meter Mangusta GranSport 54 motor yacht Goldeneye promised, and now it's found a new owner. But here's where it gets intriguing: this isn't just any yacht sale; it's a testament to the allure of Italian craftsmanship and cutting-edge design. Goldeneye, delivered in 2020 by the renowned Overmarine Group, is a masterpiece of aluminum construction, blending Alberto Mancini's striking exterior design with Pierluigi Ausonio PLANA's naval architecture. And this is the part most people miss—it's not just about speed; it's about an experience. As her broker aptly put it, she offers an 'exhilarating yet indulgent' journey on the open water.
The sale was orchestrated by a dream team of brokers: Simon Graham of FGI Yacht Group represented the seller, while Tommaso Chiabra, Sara Degola, and JC Weller of Royal Yacht International worked their magic for the buyer. Goldeneye was last listed at a cool €32,000,000, a price tag that reflects her status as the second hull of the Mangusta GranSport 54 model. But here's the controversial part: is this yacht worth every penny, or is it just another symbol of excess? Weigh in below—we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Step inside, and you're greeted by interiors designed by Overmarine's in-house team, who masterfully paired neutral tones with glossy wood and textured panelling to create a warm, inviting atmosphere. And this is where it gets even more impressive: the yacht accommodates 12 guests across seven cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck and two VIP cabins, two doubles, and two staff cabins on the lower deck. The crew isn't left out either, with five cabins for a team of nine.
Entertainment options abound. The main saloon is a sprawling, open-plan space with floor-to-ceiling windows, perfect for lounging or dining. Upstairs, the sky lounge offers a cozy setup with a circular table, plush sofas, and a large TV. But here's the kicker: the outdoor spaces are just as breathtaking. The wide aft deck is ideal for shaded al fresco dining, while the bridge deck features a bar, grill, and an L-shaped sunpad for soaking up the sun. For those who prefer cooler pursuits, there's a Jacuzzi on the foredeck and a beach club with a fold-down swim platform for easy water access.
Under the hood, Goldeneye is powered by four 2638hp MTU engines, delivering a top speed of 29 knots, a cruising speed of 21 knots, and a range of 4,200 nautical miles at 12 knots. But here's the question that divides opinions: with such power and luxury, is this yacht a marvel of engineering or a symbol of environmental concern? Let us know what you think in the comments!
For those curious to dive deeper, Goldeneye isn't just a yacht—she's a statement. And if you're wondering what it's like to live like the CEO of a beauty empire aboard one of these vessels, check out our feature: She's a 10 Too: On board the Mangusta GranSport 54 befitting the CEO of a beauty empire.
