The first unit from the Lazzara UHV 100 series has received a €1,005,000 price drop to her sales listing with Josh Gulbranson of Fraser and Richard Higgins of Northrop & Johnson. Currently under construction, the 30.5-metre motor yacht is "set for 2026 delivery".
Designed entirely in-house by Turkish shipyard Lazzara, the Lazzara UHV 100 is said to offer "the largest gross tonnage of any yacht in her class" at 222GT. The first in-build unit is a fully epoxy-constructed yacht, built with "e-glass, a closed-cell aviation core, and no gelcoat or wood" designed for comfort, entertaining and fuel-efficient cruising.
Accommodation on board is for up to 10 guests in a five-cabin layout, comprising a main-deck owner’s suite with a private seating area and en suite, plus four lower-deck guest cabins in a mix of en suite queen and twins. Meanwhile, there are further quarters for a crew of five.
The interior spaces are warm and welcoming, with multiple floor-to-ceiling windows creating a "home away from home on the water", according to her broker. The "ultra-high volume", with 2,800 square feet of space, features a main deck lounge and formal dining area for 10, and a full-beam skylounge above, complete with a bar and lounge seating.
Outside, the deck spaces are a highlight, designed for versatile outdoor living. An expansive beach club with a submersible swim platform lies at the stern, while the foredeck is equipped with a large lounge space and Jacuzzi. Both the main and upper aft decks provide generous alfresco dining and relaxation spaces.
The yacht for sale is powered by Volvo Penta engines, cruising at a 12-knot speed and offering a 16-knot maximum speed. She is also fitted with CMC electric fin stabilisation and hydraulic bow and stern thrusters. Key specs include a 7.4-metre beam and a 1.8-metre draft.
Lazzura UHV 100 is now asking €13,495,000.