AUDACE 80 ICE - MOSTES FOR SALE

Launched in 2026 and crafted in Italy, this 84 ft steel motor yacht exudes purposeful elegance from stem to stern. Her 21 ft beam creates remarkable interior volume, while the strength and quiet assurance of a steel hull and deck deliver the kind of seakeeping confidence discerning owners prize in premium motor yachts and modern steel yachts. A draft just over five and a half feet invites access to refined marinas and secluded anchorages alike, opening itineraries that balance Riviera chic with remote-island calm. Inside, the generous footprint welcomes bespoke living—light-filled lounges, refined dining, and serene private quarters shaped by Italian craftsmanship—where textures, tones, and sightlines conspire to make every horizon feel closer and every moment effortlessly luxurious.

Underway, twin MAN inboard diesel engines pair efficiency with composure, settling into an economical 9 kn passage and reserving a confident 13.5-knot sprint for when the day’s plans shift. With approximately 4,226.75 Gallons of fuel and 660.43 Gallons of fresh water aboard, she is tailored for extended cruising, allowing owners to linger longer between ports and savor the journey as much as the destination. The result is a yacht engineered for smooth, unhurried miles and gracious living on deck—morning coffees with the sea as a soundtrack, sun-warmed afternoons in expansive open-air lounges, and golden-hour dinners beneath a changing sky. For those seeking the rare blend of Italian build pedigree, long-range poise, and steel-hulled strength in an 84-foot luxury motor yacht, this 2026 creation is an invitation to roam—beautifully, confidently, and entirely on your terms.

Accommodation

Thoughtfully arranged for comfort and privacy, the yacht offers five cabins: the Owner’s cabin and the VIP cabin, complemented by two double cabins and one double cabin with bunk beds, along with a dedicated crew cabin. The bathrooms feature marine plywood floors covered in laminate, Corian vanity tops, and a laminated shower enclosure with a teak shower tray. The shower door is in tempered glass with stainless steel uprights and includes a door stop for secure navigation. Throughout the saloon, corridors, and cabins, the floors are crafted from marine plywood finished with oak essence, while in the galley the flooring is non-slip PVC and the exposed surfaces are laminated marine plywood with a beech finish and solid wood edges.

Navigation instruments

The Raymarine navigation suite is comprehensively specified with two AXIOM Pro RVX 16" units paired with three AXIOM Pro 12" units, delivering expansive helm control. Situational awareness is further elevated by a Super HD Color 4 kW 48-inch open-array radar antenna and a second Super HD Color 12 kW 48-inch open-array radar antenna. Positioning is anchored by two RS 150 GPS antennas, while guidance comes via an Autopilot P70 with EV-300 package for c.r. pumps complete with a Tiller Follow On control unit. A wind station with i70 display provides precise environmental data, and communications are handled by a VHF Ray 90 radio and an AIS 700 RX/TX with built-in splitter. Engine room monitoring is supported by two AX8 cameras and three CAM 220 IP cameras. Further capability and connectivity are enhanced by an STV 60 antenna, a cable set for NG and RayNet network integration, and a robust Wi-Fi system on all bridges.

Equipment

Engineering pedigree underpins every mile, beginning with two ZF W325 gearboxes delivering a precise 4.048:1 reduction. Electrical autonomy is assured by three generators from Onan, configured as two 40 kW 50 Hz units and one 25 kW 50 Hz unit, while seakeeping comfort is elevated by two Quick MC2 Extra Large gyro stabilizers for a total of one hundred sixty tons of exercise. Self-sufficiency is further enhanced by two Selmar reverse-osmosis desalinators, each with an hourly capacity of 150 l/h, and ballast measuring 7,450 liters ensures optimised trim.

On deck, an OPAC SEA foldaway walkway with automatic chandeliers and a teak grating measures five meters in length and 4.8 meters in width, and the OPAC SEA bathing platform, formed by two arms with an 800 kg capacity, features salt/drop handling, full teak cladding, and dimensions of five meters by 1.70 meters. Tender operations are effortless thanks to telescopic davits and a hydraulic hoist providing rotation from 0° to 270° with a 600 kg load capacity. Manoeuvrability comes courtesy of Quick bow and stern thrusters, with Quick anchor windlasses and two Quick stern traps supporting secure anchoring and mooring, complemented by an Opacmare service davit for versatile deck handling.

The yacht’s electrical architecture is comprehensively specified with Victron battery chargers presented as two units, two additional units, and one single unit, paired with two Victron inverters rated at 5 kW each. Technical resilience is bolstered by dedicated machinery ventilation, a bilge pump, a fire pump, a double autoclave, a hot water boiler, and a double CLIMMA air conditioning system. Power distribution is thoughtfully executed with a power panel sub-frame, power supply under the kitchen, supply boards under the bridges—one for each habitable or technical space, installed individually or grouped by deck—plus power supply under the wheelhouse and a GMDSS panel power supply. For redundancy, two lines are available in three phases as installed reserve, alongside two lines available in single phase as installed reserve.