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Guests
8
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Cabins
4
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Crew
4
| Length | GT | Built |
|---|---|---|
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104' 4"
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199 GT | 2022 |
| Beam | Draft | Top Speed |
| 23' 4" | 4' 11" | 36 Kts |
The 104'4" motor yacht Jacqpot was delivered to her owners in 2022 by Italian shipyard Mangusta. Her interior design and exterior styling comes from the drawing boards of Lobanov Design, while Mangusta is responsible for her naval architecture.
Key Features
- Four cabins, accommodates eight guests
- Sporty design, high-quality finishes
- Alfresco dining area
- Top speed 36-37 knots, cruise 25 knots
Design & Construction
Designed around a planing GRP hull and superstructure she features a 23'4" beam and a 4'11" draft. The yacht is built over 2 decks with an internal volume of 199 GT (Gross Tonnes).
Launched in November 2022 this yacht undertook sea trials over the following months.
Exterior Design
At the rear, the yacht features a swim platform that incorporates a transformable stair system, allowing easy access to the water when extended. This component integrates neatly into the platform, enhancing the yacht's clean lines when not in use. Above, the cockpit is accessible via wide stairs on both sides, leading to an outdoor alfresco dining area, which is complemented by additional seating arrangements with robust teak tables.
The overhead hardtop begins over this dining space and extends to cover the cockpit, providing shade and shelter. Integrated speakers and lighting fixtures are embedded within the ceiling, contributing to the ambiance without detracting from the yacht's streamlined design.
The foredeck of Jacqpot is equally well-appointed, with a versatile layout that includes a secondary helm station, substantial sun pad areas, and seating with tables capable of being converted into additional sunbathing platforms. Storage is strategically placed for both aesthetic and practical purposes.
Navigating the decks is facilitated by sufficiently wide side passages, ensuring safety and ease of movement for guests and crew alike. The bow features additional lounging options and the necessary anchoring gear, all designed to blend with the yacht's overall aesthetic.
The garage at the stern is engineered to accommodate a tender, and like other features of the yacht, is designed to maximize space efficiency.
Interior Design
Upon entering the main salon, guests are greeted by a formal dining area immediately aft, featuring a marble table that stands as a focal point for communal gatherings. Ample storage is cleverly integrated beneath the seating to maximize space utility, enhancing the salon’s functionality without compromising its sleek appearance.
The main seating area is situated forward, furnished with an L-shaped sofa that incorporates additional storage beneath. A television, discreetly concealed when not in use, rises to provide entertainment. The salon benefits from expansive windows on either side, filling the space with natural light and offering panoramic views of the surroundings.
A notable feature of the salon is the skylight, which can be adjusted from clear to frosted at the push of a button, providing control over the amount of sunlight entering the space. This dynamic element adds to the salon's adaptable ambiance, catering to guests’ preferences for either an open, airy feel or a more shaded, intimate setting.
The helm, located forward of the main salon, presents a modern and minimalistic command center. It includes compact throttle controls and expansive monitors that serve as multifunction displays, also allowing for monitoring of all ship's systems. The helm's design aligns with the yacht's sporty ethos, featuring a streamlined profile that mirrors Jacqpot's dynamic exterior lines.
Transitioning to the galley, the space is purposefully laid out to support the culinary needs of guests and crew alike. The galley is equipped with Miele appliances, including an induction cooktop and oven, along with a professional series dishwasher. A double sink is strategically placed near the windows, maximizing the use of natural light. The adjacent crew mess provides a dedicated area for the crew to dine and manage onboard operations, with nearby laundry facilities for added convenience.
Throughout Jacqpot, lighting plays a critical role in enhancing the vessel's interior architecture. Strips of light illuminate hallways, adding a contemporary touch, while backlit mirrors and subtle lighting accents in key areas create an inviting atmosphere.
In the dining areas, both the main salon and alfresco cockpit spaces, the craftsmanship is evident in the thick teak tables and quality finishes. These areas, coupled with the galley, form an integral part of Jacqpot's social spaces, designed to foster an environment conducive to dining and relaxation.
Accommodation
Jacqpot offers premium accommodation for guests and crew alike. The yacht can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across its four cabins, ensuring a personalized and intimate experience on the water. Each guest cabin is finished with high-quality materials and includes its own private en-suite bathroom, providing a self-contained living space for guests.
At the heart of the guest quarters is the owner's suite, strategically positioned midship to take advantage of the yacht's full beam. This stateroom is a sanctuary for the yacht's owner, featuring ample storage space, including a generous walk-in closet. The suite is bathed in natural light, thanks to large windows, and is complemented by a luxurious en-suite bathroom.
The VIP cabin, often considered the second most prestigious stateroom, is located forward and shares a similar level of finish and comfort with the owner's suite. It includes significant storage options and a spacious en-suite bathroom, ensuring that guests enjoy their stay in absolute comfort.
Two additional cabins are designed to accommodate guests in twin beds, with the flexibility to add a Pullman berth, if necessary, allowing for a potential total of ten sleeping guests. These cabins are also appointed with their own en-suite facilities and are fitted with luxury amenities.
Crew accommodation is also well catered for, with space for up to four crew members. This ensures that there is ample staffing to maintain the yacht's condition and to provide guests with high-quality service throughout their journey. The crew quarters are designed for functionality and privacy, with separate cabins and a crew mess area.
Performance & Capabilities
Jacqpot's engine room houses twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each delivering an impressive 2,600 horsepower. This powerhouse enables the yacht to reach a top speed of 36 to 37 knots, allowing for swift traversal across the seas. When cruising at a comfortable 25 knots, Jacqpot boasts a range of approximately 370 nautical miles, which can be significantly extended by moderating the cruising speed.
The yacht's passenger experience is further enhanced by the inclusion of cutting-edge stabilization systems, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride even at the yacht's high cruising speeds. Jacqpot is designed to deliver an exceptional on-water experience, not only in terms of speed and performance but also in comfort and stability.
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