A $1,000,000 price drop has been announced on the 40.2-metre Benetti motor yacht Wabash, listed for sale with Alastair Callender of Moravia Yachting.
Delivered in 2018 by Italian shipyard Benetti, the tri-deck yacht is the tenth hull in the popular Classic Supreme 132 range. Her allure lies in the well-considered layout, which caters to both owner indulgence and charter excellence. Her exteriors were designed by Stefano Righini while inside, designer Kimberly Pucci’s 2026 refit brings "lightness and confidence to the space", according to her broker.
Bathed in natural light thanks to large floor-to-ceiling windows, the yacht benefits from a calm and open feeling throughout. Chic and contemporary, the interiors are accented by a signature burnt orange colour, a deliberate nod to the owner’s alma mater, the Texas Longhorns.
Accommodation is for up to 14 guests across six cabins, including a full-beam master suite located forward on the main deck. Here, she features a chaise lounge, a his-and-hers en suite and an office area.
A plethora of outdoor gathering spaces are available, ranging from L-shaped seating to sunloungers. The main deck aft benefits from a banquette sweeping the aft of the yacht, paired with a light wood dining table seating all guests on board.
Encouraging further relaxation, the bow boasts an inset spa pool and space to unwind beneath removable sunshades on various sunpads and sofas.
A skylounge offers a more intimate lounging space, combining a sofa area, small games table and a bar to create a social hub away from the main space below.
Through the glass double doors, the bridge deck aft is the highlight on board, with a large al fresco dining table and multiple soft furnishings designed to host large parties that make the most of warm-weather cruising.
Up top, the main al fresco dining space is featured on the sundeck, seating 12 guests alongside a bar facing forward, ideal for those enjoying a drink while underway.
Seamlessly combining formal and informal living, a sociable layout of soft furnishings can be sound out in the sun to provide a place to relax after a long meal.
At sea level, her fold-down transom transforms into an island for water sports.
Her recent nine-month mechanical refit ensures she is adventure-ready for new owners, with her five-year RINA Classification survey completed. The starboard engine had a complete rebuild, while the port engine and generators were serviced.
The yacht for sale's power now derives from twin MTU 12V2000 M72 engines and she reaches top speeds of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
Wabash is now asking $15,450,000.