ALL STAR 1 - STERLING YACHTS FOR SALE

All Star 1 is a 44.8-metre superyacht from Sterling Yachts, her striking profile drawn by the visionary Jon Bannenberg and interiors styled with a Pininfarina sensibility. A transformative refit in 2016 refreshed her from stem to stern: new main engines and gearboxes, fresh generators, an upgraded professional galley, a completely renewed HVAC system, and zero-speed stabilizers were joined by more than 400 thoughtful enhancements that elevate comfort, reliability, and style. The result is a tri-deck luxury motor yacht that feels contemporary, confident, and distinctly elegant.

Movement through the yacht is effortless thanks to an elevator linking the lower deck to the sundeck, providing seamless, step-free access between all principal guest spaces. At the summit, the sundeck becomes a private wellness retreat, where an enclosed gym crowned by a skylight sits beside a steam shower, creating an intimate sanctuary with views over sea and sky. Forward on this level, a sheltered dining area offers an exclusive setting for long lunches and starlit dinners. A touch-and-go helicopter platform, now decommissioned, hints at her adventurous spirit, while a retro-inspired main deck tender launch system allows swift, drama-free deployment of watercraft—just the thing for an active day on the water.

Designed for bluewater passages and lavish entertaining, All Star 1 delivers an estimated range of approximately 3,750 nautical miles, positioning her as a capable displacement superyacht for extended cruising. Entry on the main deck reveals a dramatic, light-filled world: a triple-height atrium with floor-to-ceiling glazing showcases a floating spiral staircase in stainless steel and glass, an architectural centerpiece that sets a tone of avant-garde sophistication. Forward on this deck, the full-beam owner’s suite is approached via a private corridor and arranged as a serene retreat, featuring a king bed, intimate seating area, a generous walk-in wardrobe, and a marble-clad bathroom with twin sinks, an oversized shower, and a separate water closet with bidet.

On the lower deck, four well-proportioned guest cabins each enjoy en-suite bathrooms, crafted with the same attention to detail found throughout the yacht. The two forward cabins may be combined to create a spacious VIP suite when desired, offering flexibility for family cruising or luxury charter yacht operations. Crew are exceptionally well catered for with four double cabins, a captain’s cabin featuring a desk and private bathroom, and a dedicated lounge—an arrangement that supports discreet, first-class service on every voyage.

The upper deck is devoted to relaxation and sociability. A luminous sky lounge with a full-service bar and generous seating is framed by near floor-to-ceiling windows, inviting the seascape inside. Further forward, an observation lounge arranged around a circular sofa becomes the perfect perch for quiet contemplation under way. Outside, the aft upper deck sets the stage for grand gatherings, with al fresco dining comfortably accommodating as many as twenty guests. Closer to the water, a hydraulically operated transom door unfolds to form a welcoming beach club, complete with a diving board for playful afternoons at anchor.

Every element of All Star 1 underscores a commitment to comfort, performance, and pedigree. Zero-speed stabilizers ensure poise both under way and at rest; the extensive mechanical and hotel upgrades from her 2016 renewal speak to dependable, modern cruising; and the combination of Bannenberg’s iconic exterior lines with Pininfarina-influenced interiors lends a timeless confidence rare in today’s market. Equally suited to private family adventures and stylish entertaining, this elegant megayacht blends range, volume, and design flair into a refined whole. With EU VAT-paid status further enhancing her appeal, All Star 1 stands out as a compelling tri-deck motor yacht for long-range passagemaking, bluewater exploration, and sophisticated coastal living on the world’s most coveted seas.

Equipment

Engineered for effortless authority, the machinery suite is anchored by twin Mitsubishi S‑12R Tier2MPTK main engines rated at 1309 HP each (2016), turning through twin continuous‑duty Twin Disc gearboxes (2016) to a pair of four‑blade propellers. Autonomy is assured by a Technomar 3000 GPD watermaker, while comfort both underway and at anchor comes from two Quantum 1500 zero‑speed stabilizers (2016). Close‑quarters control is precise thanks to a Tokyo Keiki bow thruster and a Tokyo Keiki/Simrad steering system. Fuel handling is clean and efficient via Reverso fuel transfer pumps in both 110V and 24V (2016), a custom Reverso oil transfer manifold (2016), and Alfa Laval fuel filtration/polishing (2016). Black‑ and gray‑water are managed by a Headhunter sewage system (2016). Domestic supply is robust, with two Keltech tankless 15 kW water heaters and two Headhunter Whisper fresh‑water pumps (2016), while a BilgeMon bilge‑water filtration unit (2016), Scott 2.5 hp fire/bilge pumps (2016), and a custom tank and system‑control monitoring platform (2016) safeguard operations in the background.

The electrical backbone combines Kohler fully automated Tier 2 generators (2016) delivering 99 kW at 50/60 Hz with an Atlas 100 kW shore‑power converter rebuilt in 2016, a custom automatic/manual switchboard (2016), and two 24V 8D battery banks renewed in 2023 for dependable, global‑ready power management.

Climate control is yacht‑quiet and hotel‑cool, driven by three Dometic 15T chillers (2016) circulating through three Scott raw‑water pumps (2016) and a Scott chilled‑water pump (2016) to keep every interior space perfectly tempered.

Communications are comprehensive and redundant: dual JRC SATcom, Intellian V100GX KU‑KA VSAT (2016), and Intellian SAT‑TV 100HD (2016) pair with a Panasonic cellular and VOIP telephone system. The radio suite features two Icom sets and one Furuno FM‑8900S Class 1 SSB/VHF, complemented by a SAILOR/COBHAM 6400 AIS transponder. Cellular connectivity is amplified by omni‑directional wide‑band antennas (2016) and a dual‑band long‑range antenna (2016), while Wi‑Fi reach extends via two 2.4 GHz Bullet antennas plus a 30‑inch long‑range array feeding twelve Wave WiFi access points.

Navigation is bridge‑level professional: two Simrad ARGUS 25 kW X‑Band ARPA radars join a Simrad 4G continuous‑wave radar, guided by a Simrad GC80 gyro compass, Simrad/Navico HS80A satellite compass, and a Tokyo Keiki magnetic compass. Helmsman confidence is elevated by a Simrad AP70 autopilot with AC85 computer, B&G DST800 depth sounder, Furuno GPS, Sirius XM weather overlay, and two custom ship servers. Data is presented on B&G Zeus 7 wind/speed displays and seven B&G Triton multi‑function displays, with two Furuno backup instruments, a JRC NCR‑333 Navtex, Furuno BNWAS, and the Time Zero Simrad chart system providing layered redundancy.

Entertainment flows effortlessly, with TVs installed throughout and a full complement of new interior and exterior speakers fitted in 2016 to deliver immersive, zone‑controlled audio.

In the galley, culinary capability shines with two Miele ovens (2015), a Frigidaire microwave (2016), a Samsung three‑door refrigerator (2016), and built‑in refrigerator/freezer units (2016) supported by a Miele high‑speed dishwasher (2016). Crew service is enhanced by an LG commercial refrigerator (2016) and two additional built‑in freezer/refrigerator units (2016), while a Miele vent extractor (2016) keeps the air crisp and clean.

Laundry is shipshape with four sets of Miele washers and dryers (2016) and a dedicated laundry sink to streamline turnarounds on extended passages.

For adventures off the stern, the yacht carries two eighteen‑foot Nautica tenders (2011), each powered by Yamaha 70 hp engines, together with two Mares dive gear sets to turn any anchorage into a private playground.

On deck, heavy‑weather readiness meets elegant practicality: twin custom‑built anchor windlasses and twin custom‑built warping capstans (all rebuilt 2016) work in concert with custom stainless‑steel anchors, while two custom hydraulic boat cranes/davits manage launch and recovery with poise. A carbon‑fiber passerelle offers a grand arrival, and a hydraulic transom door transforms into an inviting swim platform.

Security and awareness are continuous and discreet, courtesy of a Blackjack Cube Spectrum HD CCTV system with seven dome and three PTZ cameras, all displayed on four Hataland IMO touch‑screen monitors.

Fire‑fighting and safety are equally comprehensive, with a Honeywell fire‑detection system, fire extinguishers replaced in 2016, and Yacht Sentinel monitoring. Lifesaving provisions include two Sea Safe SOLAS 25‑person life rafts, six life rings, an ACR GlobalFix 406 Hz EPIRB, flares new in 2016, and a Marine Med International medical kit rated for 20 people.