The 44.5-metre Overmarine motor yacht Half Irish has been sold. The deal was closed with Ale Navarro of FGI Yacht Group representing the seller and Eric Frank of Allied Marine introducing the buyer.
Delivered in 2024, Half Irish is a Mangusta Oceano 44 model with an inside-and-out design penned by Alberto Mancini. Her gleaming white steel hull is complemented by wrap-around black glazing.
Half Irish promotes seamless indoor and outdoor living on all levels. On the main deck, guests will find a main saloon with large windows and a generous dining area that opens to the sea from all sides.
With five cabins, this yacht can accommodate a maximum of 12 guests. The full-beam owner's suite is a highlight, with a private side balcony, walk-in wardrobe, and steam shower.
Meanwhile, on the lower deck, Half Irish houses an additional four cabins for guests, all with en suite bathrooms.
In terms of exterior living, the Mangusta model features a skylounge that opens fully to the outside and a sundeck with multiple lounging and dining areas for added relaxation.
Entertainment features include a bar, pop-up television and a forward infinity-edge pool. Half Irish also benefits from the Mangusta Oceano's signature forward "pool oasis" with sunpads and a Jacuzzi at anchor.
A beach club aft with fold-down wings, a bar and a dedicated day head completes the outdoor arrangements.
She is equipped with a Williams Jet 565 tender, as well as a catalogue of toys stored in an expansive garage.
In terms of propulsion, the yacht for sale is fitted with twin MTU engines with a combined 3,448hp and cruises comfortably at 11 knots, with a top speed of 16 knots.
Lying in Florida, USA, Half Irish was last asking $29,900,000.