MILU' - Arcadia Yachts FOR SALE

Launched in 2019, this 25.9m luxury motor yacht offers the largest owner’s suite in its class—over 32 square metres of private comfort. MILU’ is a loft‑inspired superyacht with expansive, open volumes, sleeping up to eight guests in four staterooms and served by a crew of four. Cared for by the same team since handover and used strictly as a private yacht, she presents in immaculate condition. With numerous options and just 920 engine hours, she is turnkey and ready to cruise.

Attractively priced, she also benefits from exceptionally low engine and generator hours, marble‑clad bathrooms, an extra wine cellar and an ice maker. The reinforced hydraulic swim platform can launch and retrieve the William Tender 395 with a guest aboard, supporting up to 900 kg. A premium Awlcraft finish elevates the hull and superstructure, complemented by a Sonos Hi‑Fi sound system and an award‑winning design. During winter lay‑ups she has been fully protected in a covered shed.

Specifications

Measuring 25.91 meters in length with a 7.14-meter beam and a 1.66-meter draft, this Arcadia A85 was built in 2019 as hull sixteen by Arcadia Yachts, with naval architecture by Arcadia Yachts and exterior styling by Francesco Guida Design. A fiberglass hull and superstructure finished in White AWLCRAFT underscore her semi-planning configuration, delivering a platform of 109 GT.

Flagged in Malta and certified to RINA EU Declaration of Conformity Category B, she is powered by two MAN i6 engines rated at 730 hp each. She makes 12 knots, cruises at 10 knots, and reaches 16 knots at maximum, supported by fuel capacity of 9,300 liters and freshwater capacity of 1,600 liters.

Accommodations comprise four cabins for eight guests, arranged as two doubles and two twins providing four single berths, while the crew are served by two cabins with four berths.

Machinery

Power comes from twin MAN i6 engines rated at 730 hp each, showing 1,520 hours, coupled to ZF 325 IV gearboxes and driving Marinox 17 shafts. Performance is confident and efficient, with a maximum of 15.5 knots consuming 280 l/h, delivering 500 Nm at 2,200 rpm, and an economical cruise at 10 knots using 64 l/h, producing 950 Nm at 1,200 rpm. Electrical output is managed by Phoenix Contact and supported by two Kohler generators rated at 28 kW, fifty-cycle, with hours recorded at 4,020 on the starboard unit and 3,950 on the port, and generator fuel consumption between 10 and 15 L/h; shore power is 220 V, 50 Hz, 63 A, complemented by solar panels totaling 4.7 kW. The battery suite includes a main engine starting bank at 24 V and 300 Ah, plus generator starting batteries at 12 V and 150 Ah each. Climate control is assured by a Dometic PCWM 30004 Mediterranean-type Condaria system delivering 120,000 Btu/h. Additional equipment includes an Idromar watermaker at 180 l, CMC Electric HS60 trim tabs and stabilizers, a CMC Marine BTM 30 EA electric bow thruster rated at 25 kW, a BCS hydraulic steering system, Alfa Laval MiB 303S-13/33 fuel separation and filtration, a Selmar Blue Sea Plus 2500 sewage system, and a fresh-water autoclave with one 220 W unit and one 24 W unit.

Communication systems

The yacht’s communication suite is anchored by a Raymarine RAY90/91 VHF, delivering crisp ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore coordination, and is seamlessly complemented by a Fritz cellular phone system to maintain reliable connectivity wherever your course leads.

Navigation systems

Navigate with confidence thanks to a seamlessly integrated suite of electronics, beginning with the Raymarine Quantum 2 radar for crisp target separation and the Airmar gyrocompass for unwavering heading accuracy. The Raymarine p70s autopilot, working in concert with the Evolution EV1 sensor and ACU, holds a precise course across changing conditions, while the Raymarine CP100 depth sounder renders subsurface contours with impressive clarity. For night operations, a FLIR thermal camera—the Raymarine T350—expands situational awareness beyond visible light, and dependable positioning is assured by the Raymarine RS150 GPS.

Galley and laundry equipment

The main galley is appointed with a four-burner vetroceramic cooktop, paired with a Bosch KAN 90V120 refrigeration suite comprising a 380-liter refrigerator and a 100-liter freezer, while cleanup is handled by the Bosch SMV46 dishwasher. Additional culinary conveniences include a Bosch BFL634G.1 microwave oven, a versatile multifunction oven, and a Bosch DHL535C extractor hood to maintain a fresh workspace. For discerning oenophiles, two Liebherr UW1682 wine cellars preserve vintages at optimal conditions. Laundry care is entrusted to a Miele washing-and-drying machine, ensuring garments receive the same meticulous attention as every detail aboard.

Deck equipment

Anchoring is commanded by a Lofrans Project X4 R/O windlass, complemented by Lofrans T 1700 aft warping capstans. The ground tackle comprises 80 kg anchors connected to 150 m of 12 mm diameter chain for secure holding. Tender operations are streamlined by Opacmare boat crane and davits, while an Opacmare passerelle measuring 4.0 m and rated to 150 kg ensures effortless boarding. For waterside living, the swimming platform features UP & DOWN functionality with a 900 kg capacity.

Safety & security equipment

For complete peace of mind at sea, the yacht is equipped with two Eurovinil Spa life rafts, each accommodating eight persons, complemented by life rings and sixteen lifejackets. Flares are carried on board, and a certified first aid kit provides essential medical support.