A price reduction of €500,000 has been announced for the 33.5-metre Mangusta motor yacht Canvas, on the market with James Lloyd of Edmiston.
Built in Italy by Overmarine and delivered in 2008, Canvas was constructed in GRP to a design by Stefano Righini, outfitted with an "extremely high-end" interior by Green & Mingarelli. The broker noted "the level of detail exceeds anything seen on previous Mangusta 108s".
Her extensive refit in winter 2025 has ensured the continuous maintenance of this yacht's pristine condition.
Accommodation is for up to eight guests across four cabins, all on the lower deck, comprising an owner’s cabin, a VIP cabin, a double and a twin cabin with an extra Pullman berth.
The interior sports "sumptuous fabrics and marble bathrooms", and there are comfortable quarters for a crew of six.
On the main deck aft, a daybed and lounge lead into the saloon, with L-shaped sofas to port and starboard, and a formal dining area forward.
Out on deck is a second large daybed on the foredeck, where a canopy can be deployed for privacy or to snuggle down while enjoying the full cinema setup. Gym equipment can be set up on top.
The Bureau Veritas-classed, MCA-compliant, 181GT yacht for sale has a cruising speed of 28 knots under her twin 2,737hp MTUs and a top speed of 30 knots. The range is 240 nautical miles at 28 knots and zero-speed stabilisers ensure guest comfort underway and at anchor. Canvas comes with a Williams 385 Turbojet tender, stowed in her aft tender garage.
Lying in Monaco, Canvas is now asking €2,950,000.