Benetti 132: Asking Price $15.75 million

Hargrave 101: Asking Price $2.995 million

Westport Yachts has Oz Sea , a 2010 Hargrave 101 Motoryacht, listed for $2.995 million. The 101-foot flybridge motoryacht features a four-stateroom layout that includes two master staterooms.

“ Oz Sea is one of the largest volume yachts of her size on the market today, with an incredibly efficient and spacious layout,” says Westport Yachts. “She features an abundance of upgrades and updates, and is immediately cruise ready.”

Christensen 141: Asking Price $8.495 million

A Yachting contributor recently jested that the most important capacity on board a yacht is the wine cooler capacity. La Sirena is a 2000 Christensen 141-foot Raised Pilothouse currently listed with HMY Yachts for $8.495 million. The 141-foot superyacht has a 10,470-gallon fuel capacity and—maybe most importantly—a 144-bottle wine cellar.

“The 2000 Christensen 141 Raised Pilothouse, La Sirena , is an epitome of elegance and sophistication in the world of motor yachts,” HMY Yachts says. “Crafted by the esteemed Christensen shipyard and delivered in 2000, this exceptional vessel underwent a major interior and exterior refit in 2013, ensuring she remains at the pinnacle of luxury and comfort.”

Benetti 132: Asking Price $15.75 million

Cofina , a 2016 132-foot Benetti, is currently listed with HMY Yacht Sales for $15.75 million. The superyacht accommodates 12 guests in six staterooms, plus seven crew. It previously chartered with a weekly base-rate range of $145,000 to $155,000.

“The Benetti Classic Supreme 132 is part of the Italian builder’s Class line of megayachts, with offerings from 93 to 145 feet LOA. All are constructed of fiberglass, and all bear naval architecture by longtime Benetti collaborator Stefano Righini. So, too, do they all feature interior design by François Zuretti of Zuretti Design, though owners work with the designer to personalize the look,” Yachting previously reported.

Trinity 157 Tri-Deck: Asking Price $18.995 million

For owners interested in moving up to a superyacht for bluewater cruising or to own a charter-capable vessel to offset expenses, HMY Yachts has Miss Christine , a 2006 Trinity Yachts 157-foot Tri-Deck, listed for almost $19 million.

“ Miss Christine , a 2006 Trinity 157 Tri-Deck, is a remarkable example of luxury and craftsmanship in the world of motor yachts,” HMY Yachts says. “Her history of careful maintenance and limited charter use under top-tier American ownership has preserved her in pristine condition.”

Westport Yachts 164: Asking Price $28.5 million

The Westport Yachts 164, which was introduced in 2006, was previously the builder’s flagship motoryacht, only recently replaced by its new 172. Worth Avenue Yachts currently has a 2010 Westport 164, Gigi , listed for $28.5 million. With a six-stateroom layout designed to accommodate up to 12 guests and a dedicated crew of up to 12, Gigi boasts serious charter potential for owners looking to offset expenses.

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