The 47.9-meter motor yacht Mirabella has been sold, with Kurt Bosshardt and Bret van Roden of Denison Yachting representing the seller, and Rob Dolling of Verpeka Dolling and Sean Doyle of Northrop & Johnson introducing the buyer.
Delivered in 2004 by US yard Trinity Yachts and built in aluminum to ABS class, Mirabella has undergone several significant refits, including a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2012 that featured an interior restyling and lowered bulwarks to improve views from the main deck. A further extensive refit was completed in 2018. Most recently, the yacht passed her 20-year ABS Special Survey in 2024, maintaining her exceptional condition.
Accommodation on board is for up to 11 guests across five cabins, including a main deck master suite with his-and-hers en suites and a walk-in wardrobe. Additionally, the lower deck hosts three double cabins and a twin cabin with a Pullman berth, all with full en suite facilities.
Her interiors, designed by Scott Carpenter, are described as “aristocratic,” featuring dark woods and light-toned fabrics. The main saloon showcases comfortable cream sofas accented by navy pillows, with a rich wood cabinet concealing a full entertainment center. The formal dining area seats 10 guests, while the sky lounge above provides a bar and games table for added relaxation.
Mirabella’s exterior spaces are designed for optimal relaxation and entertainment, with a large sundeck featuring a Jacuzzi, bar, sun pads, and sofas. The inflatable swim platform extension allows easy access to the water, perfect for enjoying her extensive toy collection, which includes a water slide, two jet skis, sea bobs, dive equipment, and e-foils.
Powered by twin 2,250-hp Caterpillar engines, Mirabella reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots and has a range of 3,500 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 12 knots. The yacht is also equipped with Quantum zero-speed stabilizers for added comfort.
Mirabella was last listed at $12,400,000.
