25m pocket superyacht Jangada finds a new owner

The 24.99-metre Jangada built at the Dutch shipyard Van der Valk in 2015 has been sold, after Y.CO having introduced the new owner. Featuring both an exterior and interior design by Guido de Groot, Jangada is a sistership of The Next Episode, delivered in 2014.

The pocket-superyacht can carry up to eight guests across four guest cabins, all located on the lower deck, with a full beam master suite located aft, near the engine room. A VIP up forward, and a double and twin make up the remaining guest sleeping areas. Those onboard can also enjoy a spacious dining area on the aft deck, and a U-shaped lounge on the flybridge. The aft section of the flybridge houses Jangada’s 4.5-metre tender and jetski.

Built in aluminium, Jangada can reach a maximum speed of 20 knots and at the time of sale, had an asking price of €3,950,000, which is equivalent to €51,298 per GT.

Market statistics courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ

In 2018 Dutch built yachts sold at an average asking price of €19,939,989, equivalent to €31.450 per GT

During 2018, yachts built between 2013 and 2017 sold at an average asking price of €17,085,655 equivalent to €45,109 per GT

In 2018 yachts in the 24-27-metre range sold at an average asking price of €2.485.389, or €24,057 per GT

Specific statistics courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ

Yachts built circa 2015 in the Netherlands sold at an average asking price of €98,862,500 or €53,664 per GT

Comparable sales courtesy of SuperYacht Times iQ

Grace of Penzance, 29m Moonen yacht built in 2007, had a last asking price of €3,950,000