Sanlorenzo’s 38m Y4H superyacht sold

Delivered one year ago to her original owner, the Sanlorenzo SD126, Y4H, has been sold thanks to Marc Händle and Lukas Stratmann of Ocean Independence who represented the seller, and Atilla Oeder-Erickson of Sanlorenzo Spain who represented the buyer.Y4H in MonacoPhoto: Bruno Buisson / SuperYacht TimesThe 37.95-metre Y4H features an exterior design by Francesco Paszkowski and takes after her 38-metre sister, Blue Agave (previously To-Tok). Up to 10 guests can be accommodated for onboard across five staterooms and be tended to by a crew of six.  Y4H in Monaco Photo: Aurélien Herman / SuperYacht TimesY4H in Monaco Photo: Aurélien Herman / SuperYacht TimesY4H is able to cruise at a top speed of 11 knots and reaches a top speed of 16.5 knots. At the time of sale, Y4H had an asking price of €12,800,000, or €42,809 per GT.



Market statistics courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ  

  • In 2018 Italian built yachts sold at an average asking price of €6.9m equivalent to €25,169 per GT
  • Last year, Sanlorenzo built yachts sold at an average asking price of €5m or €27,711 per GT
  • During 2018, yachts built between 2015 and 2018 sold at an average asking price of €22.1m equivalent to €53,333 per GT  
  • In 2018 yachts in the 36-40-metre range sold at an average asking price of €6.2m or €23,289 per GT  

Specific statistics courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ  

  • Yachts built circa 2017 in Italy measuring around 38m sold at an average asking price of €13.8m or €43,174 per GT 

Comparable sales courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ  

  • O, 38m Custom line yacht built in 2018, had a last asking price of €14,280,000 which is equivalent to €49,000 per GT
  • 10 Sanlorenzo yachts were sold last year for an average asking price of €5.1m
  • Today there are 35 Sanlorenzo yachts for sale
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