RENNEGADE - WESTPORT FOR SALE

The 125’ Westport Series was engineered to deliver peak performance and exceptional bluewater seakeeping, and is admired for its polish and exacting craftsmanship. RENNEGADE stands among the most coveted raised-pilothouse motor yachts and superyachts in her class!

RENNEGADE is presented for sale by her first and only owners, who specified her new with numerous bespoke options. She has enjoyed unwavering, top-tier care and meticulous service under the same exacting Captain since launch, and remains in truly flawless, turnkey condition throughout!

Introduction

Conceived to deliver ultimate performance and steadfast seakeeping, the 125-foot Westport Series is celebrated for its refinement and meticulous attention to detail. RENNEGADE stands among the most highly sought-after yachts in her class.

Offered for sale by her original owners, who commissioned her new with numerous custom features, RENNEGADE has enjoyed unwavering care and service under the same meticulous Captain since new and is presented in absolutely pristine condition throughout.

Highlights and updates

MTU engine warranties remain in effect until 7/2027, complemented by the full 2,000-hour MTU service just completed, while both generators have received their second 2,000-hour servicing. The yacht has enjoyed a full exterior polish and detail by Dlux (10/2025) and a full bottom service (4/2025). Titanium AC chillers were installed new in 2024, several electronics and electrical systems have just undergone repair or replacement by Westport Customer Service, and all servicing is fully up to date across the vessel. Connectivity is elevated with Starlink Professional Mariner. The galley features a custom extended-workspace arrangement with an island, and the salon and dining area showcase a custom extended buffet crowned with a backlit Onyx top, with backlit Onyx stone tops gracing most surfaces. On the flybridge, a custom stone-top bar to port is paired with four stools, and the boat deck invites relaxation in a custom eight-person Jacuzzi. The fifth stateroom presents a raised tray ceiling to accommodate exercise equipment and includes two full-size Pullman berths. Practicality and safety are enhanced with stainless steel security gates from the aft deck to the swim platform and stern quarter hawses to accommodate Med mooring with higher wharfs, while the foredeck davit carries two Yamaha Jet Skis. For ultimate comfort both at rest and underway, new dual Seakeeper SK40 gyros (2026) work in concert with Naiad fin stabilizers to deliver maximum stability.

Beach club / swim platform / utility room

A hydraulically actuated sliding platform extends aft from the center of the swim step by five feet when deployed, its port and starboard fold-down swim ladders inviting effortless access to the water. The teak-deck swim step is thoughtfully outfitted with four pop-up cleats, removable polished stainless-steel staple rails of two-inch diameter, and flush-mount mooring whip bases for secure, adaptable docking. Entertainment and ambiance abound with two speakers and six underwater lights, while a stone-top bar with sink, refrigerator, and cabinet, a Beach Club TV, and two deck chairs elevate the waterside experience. A Dometic Spot Zero in the starboard locker adds practical convenience.

Located aft, the utility room houses an upright Frigidaire freezer, a Manitowoc icemaker, generous cabinet storage, and a day head appointed with a stone-top vanity and a Headhunter toilet.

Aft deck

Conceived for relaxed entertaining, the aft deck features a pop-down, tilting TV that disappears overhead beneath a raised tray ceiling, setting the tone for alfresco lounging. A generous settee pairs with a versatile hi-lo table and six chairs, while a stone-topped bar with an integrated sink, stainless steel foot rails, and three stools anchors the social hub. Practical amenities include a refrigerator with under-counter drawers and a beautifully laid teak deck underfoot. For seamless access to the water, a Nautical Structures custom, double-telescoping hydraulic passerelle deploys from the aft deck at the top of the port swim step stair, complemented by stainless steel gates leading to the swim platform.

Salon

Entering through electric sliding glass doors aft, you step onto a stone aft foyer entry that leads into a salon crowned by a raised tray ceiling. A custom L-shaped sofa with drawers anchors the space, complemented by end tables and a coffee table, while three swivel chairs invite conversation and effortless viewing from every angle. Entertainment is immersive, with a Kaleidescape Movie/Music Library, DIRECTV HDTV, and Apple TV feeding a 60-inch TV positioned in the starboard aft corner. Refreshments are discreetly close at hand, with a refrigerator concealed in the starboard aft cabinetry and, within the port aft cabinetry, a wine cooler and an icemaker. Underfoot, Fabrica carpeting lends a plush finish, and along the salon and dining area a custom extended buffet with a backlit Onyx stone top provides a luminous focal point and generous serving space.

Dining

The formal dining area presents a refined setting anchored by a formal dining table with custom backlit Onyx features, complemented by ten formal chairs for an inviting, symmetrical arrangement. Generous buffet and storage cabinetry to port and starboard offer practical elegance, each finished with backlit Onyx stone tops that echo the table’s glow. Overhead, a raised tray ceiling elevates the sense of volume and drama, while luxurious Fabrica carpet softens the ambiance underfoot. The forward dining wall continues the illuminated motif with backlit Onyx features, unifying the space with a warm, sophisticated radiance.

Day head

The day head is appointed with a stone vanity top crowned by a crystal vessel sink, paired with a sleek wall-mounted cabinet for streamlined storage and a mirror that enhances light and space, while a dependable Headhunter toilet completes the suite with yacht-grade performance.

Galley

A custom island galley crowned with a stone top and refrigerator drawers forms the heart of an extended-workspace arrangement designed for effortless culinary flow. A Sub-Zero 48" refrigerator/freezer with icemaker anchors the suite, joined by a Wolf cooktop safeguarded by a Fiddle Rail System, a Wolf vent hood, a Wolf convection oven new in 2024, a Bosch dishwasher new in 2025, a Panasonic microwave oven, and an Insinkerator hot water dispenser. Stone countertops carry the aesthetic throughout, complemented by a sophisticated stone and beveled glass backsplash, while storage cabinets throughout keep provisions and serveware neatly organized. An inviting L-shaped dining settee with two stools sits beneath a drop-down 48" TV for relaxed meals or casual entertaining. A sliding glass electric door affords privacy, an air-tight door opens directly to the walkway for convenient access, and dedicated stairs lead to the crew mess. The space is finished with resilient, elegant Amtico flooring.

Pilothouse

Command the voyage from a pilothouse designed for precision and poise, framed by a sweeping one-hundred-eighty-degree panoramic view through pilothouse glass treated with V-Cool and complemented by external windscreen sunscreens for comfort and clarity in all conditions. At the helm, intuitive throttle and gear controls sit alongside main engine start/stop controls, MTU Main Engine Control System display panels, a main steering helm wheel with back-up jog lever, a rudder angle indicator, thruster controls, and dedicated searchlight and horn controls to keep every maneuver assured. A comprehensive electronics suite places five twenty-six-inch LCD monitors plus two additional monitors before the captain, integrated with Nobeltec TZ operated via a dedicated wireless keyboard and mouse, AIS Class A, a Simrad autopilot new for 2025, Furuno GPS, and an Icom IC-M424 VHF radio, while a closed-circuit TV display and control system delivers a quad split-screen color view and a 48-inch pop-up TV adds versatile visibility and entertainment. Comfort meets command with a wide U-shaped upholstered settee and two hi-lo tables with a matching filler insert that convert to form one large table, all set over refined Fabrica carpeting; two upholstered captain’s chairs on pedestals provide secure seating, with the starboard chair fitted with a monitor screen to keep vital data always within sight.

Audio and visual equipment

An advanced Digital Media Distribution System delivers a rich array of entertainment throughout the yacht, with each public area and guest accommodation appointed with an LED LCD television and a dedicated sound system. The Kaleidescape System anchors the experience with a central movie server complete with movie and music licensing, a lifetime music guide, and inclusive software update service. For coverage at sea, the KVH TracVision HD7 System provides an HD satellite connection worldwide, complemented by Starlink Professional Maritime. A dedicated power conditioner and UPS back-up power supply underpin the central entertainment system, and every space can access content either from centrally distributed sources via the Digital Media System or from local sources.

Master stateroom

An on-deck master stateroom welcomes you through a dedicated foyer entry, unveiling a serene retreat crowned by a custom tray ceiling and dressed in sumptuous Fabrica carpeting. At its heart, a king-size berth is flanked by two night tables that extend to the floor and illuminated by two night lamps, while storage abounds with two wardrobes and three dressers. Discreetly integrated into the concealed cabinetry are two refrigerator drawers, and a comfortable chair with table and ottoman invites quiet relaxation. Entertainment is at your fingertips with an iPad commanding a Kaleidescape Movie/Music Library, DIRECTV HDTV, and Apple TV, all displayed on a 55-inch TV on the wall.

Master head

Thoughtfully conceived for both elegance and function, the master head presents two wall-mounted vanities crowned with stone countertops and complemented by three mirrors that amplify light and space. A frameless glass shower encloses a stone shower bench, creating a clean, spa-like retreat. To port, the hers area offers a dedicated make-up counter with stool and a full-height cabinet, while to starboard, the his area features a dresser and full-height cabinetry for refined organization. Completing this impeccably appointed space are two Headhunter toilets.

VIP staterooms - aft

Two identical VIP staterooms are located aft to port and starboard, each appointed with queen berths, wall-mounted nightstands, two night tables, a dresser, and a wardrobe. Entertainment is provided by a 48" TV with the Kaleidescape Movie/Music Library and DIRECTV HDTV, complemented by an iPad, while plush Fabrica carpeting underfoot completes the refined ambiance.

VIP heads

Two identical VIP en-suite heads are positioned aft to port and starboard, each appointed with a wall-mounted vanity topped with a stone countertop and complemented by a mirror, full-height cabinetry, and a frameless glass shower featuring a mounted stone bench. A Headhunter toilet completes the specification.

Guest stateroom / port

Designed for restful indulgence, the port guest stateroom centers on a queen berth, with wall-mounted nightstands and two night tables for effortless convenience. A dresser and wardrobe provide generous storage, while Fabrica carpeting adds a refined tactile finish underfoot. Entertainment is thoughtfully curated with a 48-inch TV paired with a Kaleidescape movie and music library, complemented by DIRECTV HDTV, Apple TV, and an iPad for seamless control and streaming.

Guest head

The guest head is appointed with a wall-mounted vanity crowned by a stone countertop and paired with a mirror, while a full-height cabinet offers generous storage. A frameless glass shower brings a refined, open feel and incorporates a mounted stone bench for seated comfort, and the space is completed by a reliable Headhunter toilet.

Guest stateroom / gym - starboard

Thoughtfully designed to serve as both a serene retreat and a dedicated fitness space, the starboard guest stateroom features twin Pullman berths for flexible accommodations, complemented by a dresser and a generous wardrobe for orderly stowage. A tray ceiling increases vertical clearance to accommodate ES700 “True Elliptical” exercise equipment, ensuring comfortable, unrestricted workouts. Underfoot, plush Fabrica carpeting enhances the sense of refinement. Entertainment is comprehensive and effortless, with a Kaleidescape movie and music library, DIRECTV HDTV, Apple TV, and an iPad delivering an immersive, on-demand media experience.

Guest head

The thoughtfully appointed guest head features wall-mounted vanities crowned with a stone countertop and paired with a mirror, while a full-height cabinet provides generous storage. A frameless glass shower adds a spa-like ambiance and incorporates a mounted stone bench for relaxed, secure seating underway. Completing the space, a Headhunter Toilet delivers reliable, yacht-grade performance.

Flybridge

Command and comfort converge on the flybridge, where a pop-up TV with a two-stage lift sits port forward. The helm is fully equipped with throttle and gear controls, main engine start/stop controls, a main steering helm wheel with back-up jog lever, a rudder angle indicator, horn controls, and trackball control of the radar, all complemented by twin monitors—one Nauti Comp and one Garmin—alongside a VHF radio Icom IC-M424 and Maretron DS-410 displays delivering weather, depth, and speed data. Additional navigation aids include searchlight controls and a magnetic compass Ritchie F600 G-5. Three Crown Ltd. Mariner helm chairs face a teak deck social area anchored by a stone-top bar with four stools, two-drawer refrigeration, liquor and barware storage and cabinetry, and a sink, all protected by a four-sided enclosure with the steps to the boat deck open. For precise docking and maneuvering, the wing station mirrors the essentials with throttle and gear controls, main engine start/stop controls, a rudder angle indicator, thruster controls, a jog steering lever, and horn controls.

Boat deck

The boat deck invites indulgent relaxation with a custom eight-person Jacuzzi protected by a hard cover, set atop a Snow White non-skid floor surface for secure footing. Entertaining is effortless at the deck bar, which provides under-counter drawers and a sink, all served by a custom stainless steel electric grill. Tender operations are handled with confidence by a hydraulically operated tender launch davit offering a 2,500 lb. capacity.

Bow lounge area / foredeck

A generous settee anchors a welcoming bow lounge where built-in sun pads, upholstered in resilient Sunbrella, invite effortless relaxation. Two small hi-lo tables transition smoothly from casual cocktails to al fresco dining, while a 1,000 lb. davit streamlines launch and recovery for the two Yamaha Jet Skis. A bosun’s locker keeps lines and deck gear neatly organized, and a custom Gypsy sunshade, tensioned on four carbon fiber posts, casts a cool, elegant canopy over the foredeck.

Crew lounge area

Designed as a comfortable retreat, the crew lounge features a large L-shaped settee paired with a table, a convenient sink, and Corian solid surface tops. The galley-style amenities include a GE microwave and a Liebherr refrigerator/freezer, while entertainment and oversight are provided by a forty-inch TV, a separate LED TV with integrated speakers, and a dedicated monitor to display the IBS, including CCTV cameras. Operational data is delivered via a Maretron DSM150 display for weather, depth and speed, and communication is ensured by a VHF radio IC-M424. Practicality is completed by two Miele stacked washer-and-dryer sets.

Captain's cabin

The captain’s cabin welcomes with a double berth set beside a nightstand, complemented by a desk with upholstered chair for quiet planning, a dresser and closet for orderly stowage, an LED LCD TV with integrated speakers for effortless entertainment, and the comfort of a separate head and shower to ensure privacy and convenience.

Crew staterooms and heads

Two identical crew staterooms are located forward to port and starboard, each appointed with twin berths, Samsung TVs at each berth, a hanging locker, and a dresser. The adjacent heads are fitted with a Corian countertop vanity with mirror, a shower, a toilet, and durable Amtico vinyl flooring.

Construction

Meticulously built on a foundation of foam-cored composite craftsmanship, the hull, superstructure, and decks employ E-glass reinforcements set within vinylester resin, with core material and density purposefully varied throughout to optimize the engineered structures. The structural framing blends E-glass and carbon fiber reinforcements in vinylester resin, and the entire build is engineered to American Bureau of Shipping rules, ensuring formidable strength with refined lightness.

The exterior radiates a flawless sheen, with the hull and superstructure finished in Alexseal "Snow White" high-gloss urethane paint, while select superstructure features are highlighted in Alexseal "Black Magic" metallic. The mast and boot stripe continue the "Snow White" high-gloss theme, and below the waterline a black Sea Hawk anti-fouling coating is applied over an epoxy barrier coat for enduring protection and performance.

Glazing is executed to the highest standards, with frameless, tempered glass for the superstructure side and Pilothouse front windows, direct bonded to the vessel structure using a structural adhesive system. Portlights and hull windows are crafted from toughened, laminated glass and are direct bonded into recesses integrally molded into the hull, delivering strength, clarity, and a seamless aesthetic.

Mechanical systems

Purpose-built for authority, efficiency, and refinement, the propulsion suite begins with two sixteen-cylinder marine diesel engines turning custom six-blade Nibral propellers through close-coupled, down-angle reduction gears and stainless steel shafts, with engine vibration tamed by resilient mounts for exceptional smoothness. Seawater cooling is delivered via dual five-inch copper-nickel lines feeding integrally molded hull scoops through bronze Y-strainers and butterfly valves, while the primary main engine exhaust exits underwater at the chine with a silenced bypass at the transom corners. Power comes from MTU 16V2000 M96L main engines rated at 2,600 hp per engine at 2450 rpm under the command of MTU engine controls, spinning ZF 5050A gears with a 2.962:1 reduction and eight-degree down angle through 4½ inch diameter Aquamet 22HS shafts, supported by custom cast bronze V-struts, and driving CNC-machined S-class propellers.

Confident control is assured by digital hydraulic power steering energized by engine-driven hydraulic pumps on both main engines. The Main Pilothouse and Flybridge stations feature full follow-up helm wheels, non-follow-up jog levers, and rudder angle indicators, mirrored at port and starboard wing stations with non-follow-up jog levers and rudder angle indicators. Foil-shaped rudders with Aquamet 22HS stainless steel stocks turn on Orkot composite bearings, protected by dripless rudder stock seals and anchored to an aluminum steering foundation.

At rest, stabilization is delivered by an electrically powered gyro system with two gyros installed on centerline in the Lazarette, specifically two Seakeeper Model 35 units. Underway, a hydraulically powered fin stabilizer system, supplemented by the gyros, employs Naiad model 525 actuators and 19 sq. ft. fins mounted port and starboard amidships, with power provided by a main engine-driven hydraulic pump and control via the Naiad Datum Control System located in the Pilothouse.

Onboard climate is maintained by a chilled water HVAC plant offering a 30 ton cooling capacity, with air handlers of varied BTU ratings discreetly mounted behind cabinets and bulkheads throughout the vessel. Every accommodation space benefits from electric heating elements within the air handlers for autonomous heating, while dedicated air handlers supply fresh air makeup. The chiller bank provides 30 ton capacity through 208 Volt, three phase, 60 cycle compressors with seawater-cooled Titanium construction, and the air handlers utilize variable-speed blowers operating on 120 volt, single phase, 60 cycle power for hushed, efficient comfort.

Hydraulic equipment is driven by electrically powered packs, with an aft power pack serving the Passerelle, Davit, Transom door, and Swim Step Beach Platform for graceful, dependable deck operations.

For precise maneuvering, the bow thruster resides in a composite tunnel integrally laminated into the hull and runs electrically from the ship’s AC system via a step-up transformer and variable frequency drive. The installation is a 16-inch ABT unit with dual counter-rotating propellers, powered by a 75 HP, three-phase, 480 VAC motor for crisp thrust on demand.

Voyage range is secured by a diesel fuel system totaling approximately 7,065 US gallons across five welded aluminum tanks, with the day tank and port and starboard wing tanks immediately forward of the Engine Room and two bilge tanks beneath the forward sole. Tank levels are monitored by electronic sensors displayed on the vessel monitoring system, with mechanical back-up level measurement provided. Engines and generators draw from the day tank through filter sets and benefit from fuel priming pumps, and fills are located on the port and starboard aft Main Deck house sides, with the starboard side including a fill to manifold. The system is complemented by an AC primary pump, a fuel meter with numerical display, a transfer manifold, a high-capacity filter and water separator, 24VDC main engine priming pumps, 24VDC generator priming pumps, and Racor 500 Duplex Turbine Series filters.

A dedicated gasoline fuel system adds versatility with a 100 US gallon tank, a fuel hose and nozzle contained in a vapor-tight compartment, and a vapor detector for safety and compliance.

Abundant freshwater capacity totals 1,300 US gallons in one welded stainless steel tank divided into two equal, isolated partitions. Three AC supply pumps feed suction and distribution manifolds to allow service isolation of tanks and pumps while the system remains fully operational, with a dock pressure fill located at the starboard bustle and freshwater washdown spigots positioned on the external decks. Equipment highlights include two Aqua Box Mini centrifugal pumps plumbed in parallel for high flow capacity, two reverse osmosis watermakers each producing 1,850 US gallons per day for a total of 3,700, one dual-element 120 US gallon water heater, a UV filter for potable water disinfection, dual particle filters polishing to five microns, and an FRP pressure tank located at the remote ends of the piping system for steady delivery.

Engine and generator longevity is supported by dedicated lube oil tanks in the Engine Room, with new and used oil tanks each holding 58 US gallons. A portable AC-powered pump simplifies oil transfer, and used oil is discharged via a quick-disconnect fitting at the stern for clean, efficient servicing.

Waste management is engineered for flexibility and environmental stewardship. The black water tank, of FRP construction, holds approximately 1,050 US gallons and receives discharge from the toilets and the Galley sink, which is also fitted with a direct overboard option for use in approved locations; a dockside black water tank pump-out connection resides in the port bustle. Where permitted, black water is treated by the onboard marine sanitation device for overboard discharge, while gray water from sinks, showers, and similar sources is normally sent directly overboard or can be routed to the black water tank when required. Levels are tracked on the Vessel Monitoring System, and the black water tank includes a salt water washout from the fire main. The package features a high-capacity, solids-handling AC diaphragm pump, an MSD certified to meet MARPOL and USCG Type II standards with an integrated chlorine generator, three gray water sump boxes each with an AC pump, a DC back-up pump, a strainer, a pump failure alarm, and an inspection port, plus a black water lift station sump box to transfer Galley sink discharge to the black water tank.

A robust compressed-air system powers the ship’s whistle and air tools, with quick-connect fittings on the Bow, Boat Deck, and in the Utility Room for powering tools and inflating tenders and fenders. A retractable hose reel in the Engine Room keeps operations tidy. Hardware includes one Ingersoll-Rand 2.0 HP compressor with a 20 gallon tank and a spring-rewind hose reel with 30 ft. of air hose.

The bilge system protects five watertight compartments, each monitored for water ingress on the Vessel Monitoring System. A primary centrifugal, flooded-suction pump in the Engine Room handles normal duties, and, through a common manifold, an auxiliary pump outside the Engine Room provides backup bilge pumping capability, with foot valves and strainers fitted in each watertight compartment for reliable pick-up.

All-weather assurance on deck comes from a comprehensive deck drain system: exterior decks feature freeing ports and integrally molded composite drains with stainless steel grates, plumbed internally to laminated through-hulls located at the boot stripe for clean topside lines and efficient runoff.

For firefighting readiness, four fire stations each carry a hose, angle valve, and hi/lo volume nozzle, with auxiliary pump one located in the Utility Room and auxiliary pump two in the Engine Room. A shared manifold provides redundant capability, supported by four 1½-inch, 50 foot FM-listed flat hoses with NST thread fittings, fiberglass hose racks with rolled hose storage at each station, one FM-approved fire nozzle at each of the four hydrant stations, 5 HP, 208/60/3 centrifugal, flooded-suction auxiliary pumps, and a sea suction basket strainer.

The Engine Room fire protection system is FM200-based, delivering automatic suppression with a pre-discharge delay and alarm; activation initiates automatic shutdown of fuel pumps, intake fans, main engines, and generators, and closes the Engine Room ventilation dampers. The Engine Room and its ventilation ducts are insulated to meet an A-30 fire protection rating, providing both thermal and acoustic isolation for safety and serenity underway.

Sound attenuation

Expertly engineered by Westport and specialist consultants, the yacht employs an integrated approach to noise and vibration reduction. The engine room acoustic insulation is fully integrated with the fire insulation package and comprises an aluminum plate reflective barrier, absorptive layers, and structural damping materials, while machinery vibration is isolated through resilient mounts. Throughout the interior, sound-tight construction techniques prevent transmission between compartments, complemented by floating joinery connections, acoustic insulation, and damping materials that further suppress structure-borne noise and vibration for a notably quiet onboard experience.

Anchoring and mooring

Anchoring is engineered for confidence and control, beginning with two “Poole” style stainless steel anchors, each weighing 440 lb, stowed in recessed polished stainless steel pockets on the Bow to port and starboard. Dual electric windlasses on the Foredeck, specified as two Maxwell VWC6000 units with a 6,000 lb pull, provide truly independent operation of each anchor. Robust 5/8 inch galvanized steel anchor chain—three hundred fifty feet on starboard and three hundred fifty feet on port—is neatly stowed in chain locker bins below the Foredeck, while anchor wash down nozzles installed in the hawse pipes are supplied with pressurized seawater from the Fire Hydrant System to keep gear clean and ready. The installation is completed by polished stainless steel anchor plates with welded pockets that include a stem guard, and Maxwell combination stopper/roller/tensioners fitted to each chain for secure, precise handling.

Mooring maneuvers are streamlined by integrated capstans on the Foredeck windlasses and electrically powered capstans on the Aft Deck, specifically two Maxwell VC3500 units delivering a 3,500 lb line pull. A comprehensive deck hardware suite includes twelve double horn bitts and matching hawse rings, positioned for optimal line leads with two on each side of the Foredeck, two on each Side Deck, one on each side of the Aft Deck, and one on each side of the Swim Step. The bitts comprise ten 19" and two 11½" polished stainless steel units, complemented by ten polished stainless steel closed-type hawse rings. Premium mooring equipment includes eight black Mega Braid 1¼" x 75 ft lines with ballistic nylon chafe gear, eight PF-8 ProStock 24" x 66" inflatable fenders and two PF-14 ProStock 48" x 72" inflatable fenders, six fender hangers, four 3/8" x 100 ft heaving lines with removable monkey fists, and a boat hook, ensuring every arrival and departure is executed with poise and precision.

Electrical systems

Engineered for quiet strength and seamless reliability, the yacht’s electrical architecture is centered on two generators that provide 208‑volt, three‑phase, 60‑cycle AC power. Generator exhausts exit the hull at the transom corners, while sound enclosures and compound resilient mounts isolate noise and vibration for exceptional onboard comfort. Generators are started and stopped at the main distribution panel or from a remote panel in the Pilothouse. The installation features two Northern Lights M80A13 units rated at 80 kW and 1,800 RPM, each showing approximately 4,500 hours.

Shore power connectivity is via two shore cords at the stern, with the system accepting single‑ or three‑phase input from 180 to 520V and 47 to 64Hz. A powered deployment and retraction system manages the cords with effortless control. The package includes an 80kVA shore power converter, two 100 ft., 100 amp, three‑wire with ground cords, and two Glendinning Cablemaster units for cord handling and storage.

AC service from shore power and generators is routed to a main distribution electrical panel in the Control Room, then to subpanels throughout the vessel. Wiring is four‑wire, three‑phase at 208 volts, with 120 volt single‑phase branch circuits where required. The main distribution panel is constructed of extruded aluminum with a powder coat finish, built to IP20 level of protection and incorporating forced‑draft cooling. It presents a comprehensive gauge package for all sources, including volts/amps of each line, phase, power, power factor, and frequency. Designed for parallel generator operation, the system incorporates a seamless transfer feature in the main panel for uninterrupted power output during switchover between generators and shore power.

The DC electrical system delivers 24VDC from four banks of absorbed glass matt (AGM) batteries encompassing the house bank, port and starboard main engine start banks, and the generator start bank. House bank power is distributed through the main electrical distribution panel to subpanels and supports emergency lighting and navigation electronics, while each battery bank is served by an independent charger. The specification includes two 8‑D, 245 amp‑hour house batteries in series‑parallel; two banks of two 8‑D, 245 amp‑hour main engine start batteries in series; two group 31, 105 amp‑hour generator start batteries in series; a Newmar 95 amp/24VDC house bank charger; Newmar 45 amp/24VDC chargers for the main engine start banks; and a Newmar 20 amp/24VDC generator start bank charger.

Audio/video electronics

A comprehensive Digital Media Distribution System delivers a wealth of entertainment throughout the vessel. Every public area and each guest accommodation features an LED LCD television with a dedicated sound system, while the crew staterooms and the crew mess are fitted with LED LCD televisions with integrated speakers. A Kaleidescape system serves as the central movie server, with movie and music licenses, Lifetime Music Guide, and software update service included, and the KVH TracVision HD7 provides an HD satellite connection worldwide. A dedicated power conditioner and UPS backup power supply support the central entertainment system, and every area can access content from centrally distributed sources or from local sources as desired. Central sources include the Kaleidescape movie and music library, DIRECTV HDTV, Apple TV, iPad, and the Navigation Chart, while in the master and the salon local sources include the Kaleidescape movie and music library, DIRECTV HDTV, and Apple TV. Displays are thoughtfully placed throughout the yacht: a 60" television on a pop-up lift in the salon, a 48" in the galley, a 48" on a pop-up lift in the pilothouse, a 55" in the master stateroom, 48" units in the guest staterooms, a 32" in the captain’s stateroom, a 40" in the crew mess, 24" sets in the crew staterooms, a 46" on the aft deck, a 46" on a pop-up lift on the flybridge, and a 40" in the beach club.

Navigational and communication electronics

Engineered for unwavering reliability, the vessel’s position and charting suite employs redundant hardware and multiple power sources to maximize availability at sea. Dual Furuno FAR-2028 X-Band radars integrate seamlessly with the chart plotting system for overlay and are heading-stabilized for ARPA. Professional offshore navigation is delivered by the Time Zero Chart Plotting System with superior system stability, complemented by the Nobeltec TZ Chart Plotting System, which supplies refined coastal navigation tools along with an excellent chart database and detailed bathymetric data for confident coastal cruising.

The radar suite comprises one Furuno FAR-2028 X-Band unit with an eight-foot open array and a 96 NM range, paired with a second Furuno FAR-2028 X-Band unit featuring a six-and-a-half-foot open array and the same 96 NM range. A Carlisle Finch 200-watt xenon searchlight producing fifteen million candlepower is operated via remote controls, while a Kahlenberg T-2 three-trumpet air horn with automated signal timer provides authoritative signaling. Low-visibility awareness is elevated by a Flir M Series night vision camera. Performance data flows from Airmar/Maretron DS-410 wind, depth, and speed instruments on an NMEA 2000 backbone, supplemented by a fluxgate rate compass and a Halcyon fluxgate compass with an NMEA 2000 interface. For comprehensive situational awareness, the CCTV system deploys seven pan/tilt/zoom color cameras.

For external communications off the vessel, the platform blends radio, cellular, hard-wired, and satellite-based technologies. Cellular telephone service with 3G data keeps you connected near shore, a KVH V3 system provides high-speed satellite voice and data, and Inmarsat Fleet Broadband delivers worldwide satellite voice and data coverage. A shore phone connection and a Wi‑Fi marina hotspot amplifier expand connectivity options, an AIS Class A Transponder ensures compliant identification and traffic integration, and Starlink is also on board.

Onboard, internal communications combine digital phones, PBX, intercom, and loudhailer capabilities through a twenty-station digital phone system, with wireless access points distributed throughout the vessel for seamless coverage.

Control and monitoring stations

In the pilothouse, command is centered on five 26-inch LCD monitors complemented by two additional monitors, delivering expansive situational awareness alongside throttle and gear controls, main engine start/stop controls, and MTU Main Engine Control System display panels. The main steering helm wheel is partnered with a backup jog lever and a rudder angle indicator, while thruster controls, searchlight controls, and horn controls ensure precise handling in all conditions. Navigation is empowered by Nobeltec TZ with a dedicated wireless keyboard and mouse, Nobeltec charts with all NOAA US charts, and charts covering the voyage from Seattle, Washington to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. A Simrad autopilot, new in 2025, integrates seamlessly with two Furuno GPS units and two Icom IC-M424 VHF radios. A closed-circuit television display and control system features a quad split-screen color display to round out the professional-grade helm.

On the flybridge, two 15-inch high-bright monitors present charts and radar with crystal clarity, accompanied by throttle and gear controls, main engine start/stop controls, and the main steering helm wheel with a backup jog lever and rudder angle indicator. Autopilot controls are at hand, as are horn and searchlight controls, while mouse control for chart software and a dedicated trackball for radar streamline operation. Communications and data are assured by two Icom IC-M424 VHF radios and a Maretron DS-410 display for weather, depth, and speed, complemented by a Ritchie F600 G-5 magnetic compass.

At the wing stations, maneuvering is effortless with throttle and gear controls, main engine start/stop controls, a rudder angle indicator, thruster controls, and a jog steering lever.

In the crew mess, a monitor can display CCTV, the chart plotter, or radar, while a Maretron DS-410 supplies weather, depth, and speed, and an Icom IC-M424 VHF radio keeps communications close at hand.

Interior finishes

The interior is crafted with meticulous joinerwork that showcases Sapele, a rich red-brown hardwood from the Mahogany family, as the primary wood in public areas and Guest accommodation spaces, while accent pieces feature the highly figured grain patterns of Sapele Pommele veneers. Crew areas are rendered in Beech hardwoods and Anigre veneers for a light, uplifting tone. A full epoxy grain fill seals the wood, followed by a polyurethane top coat, with a predominantly satin sheen elevated by high-gloss accents on selected trim pieces and tops.

Countertops throughout the public areas and Guest accommodations are executed in either high-gloss wood or natural stone, while stone tops in the Galley, Guest and Master heads, and on buffet and bar cabinets employ a thin, lightweight slab with full-thickness bonded edge details to achieve a refined visual mass. The Crew Galley, Crew head and Utility areas are fitted with durable Corian solid surface tops.

Wall coverings are curated to suit the décor of each space, ranging from wood paneling to upholstered panels and direct-apply decorative wall coverings. Overhead, Majilite vinyl fabrics with wood trim are composed in architectural patterns that enhance each interior’s geometry and character, installed primarily with the Whisper Walls Track System and complemented by wrapped panels and direct application in selected locations.

The upholstery program is comprehensive and cohesive, embracing the Galley and Pilothouse settees and extending to loose furniture, the Pilothouse dash panels, dash hood and window mullions, as well as headboards and bedspreads, all finished with coordinating throw pillows for a tailored, welcoming ambiance.

Window treatments deliver both elegance and control, with sheer cellular coverings throughout the Main Deck and Lower Deck accommodations, complemented by black-out blinds in the Master and Guest Staterooms that are power operated and integrated into the Crestron System. The Pilothouse windscreen is further equipped with external sun screens for optimal glare reduction.

Underfoot, natural stone enriches the Main Deck entry area, the Lower Foyer and the Guest and Master heads, while Fabrica carpet provides plush comfort in the Salon, Dining area, Pilothouse, Guest and Crew staterooms and the Crew Lounge. The Galley and Crew heads are specified with resilient Amtico vinyl for performance and ease of maintenance.

Illumination is refined and intuitive, with LED overhead lighting employed throughout the vessel and controlled via the Crestron System, while carefully selected accent and task fixtures are tailored to complement and elevate the yacht’s décor.

Interior appointments

The galley is outfitted for serious cuisine, anchored by a 48-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer and a 36-inch Wolf cooktop with a fiddle rail system beneath a matching Wolf vent hood, complemented by a 30-inch Wolf convection oven new in 2024. Daily convenience is assured with a Panasonic microwave, a GE microwave, a Bosch dishwasher new in 2025, and an Insinkerator hot water dispenser. Cold storage is extensive, featuring an additional Liebherr refrigerator/freezer, two refrigerator drawers in the island, and a dedicated starboard refrigerator, while a Manitowoc icemaker keeps refreshments perfectly chilled. At the salon bar, an under-counter Perlick wine cooler to port is paired with a port-side icemaker for effortless entertaining. The crew mess is equipped with two Miele stacked washer/dryer sets to streamline turnarounds, and the aft utility room adds a Frigidaire upright freezer to maximize provisioning capacity.

Exterior appointments

The yacht’s exterior finishes showcase teak decking flowing across the Flybridge, Aft Deck, Side Decks, and Swim Step, while the Foredeck and Boat Deck are treated with a Snow White non-skid finish to ensure secure footing in all conditions. Exterior bar tops are executed in natural stone, delivering a refined, durable surface for open-air entertaining.

Upholstery is equally considered, with cushions and sun pads custom fit and upholstered in Sunbrella in the selected color and pattern for enduring style and performance. The Flybridge helm chairs are upholstered in white vinyl for a crisp, nautical aesthetic, and comprehensive weather covers safeguard fixed and loose furniture, cushions, the Flybridge console, and the shore boat when not in use.

Exterior fittings and equipment

Polished stainless-steel handrails grace the main and upper decks, featuring 1.5" round top rails set on 1.25" stanchions, while removable 2" diameter polished stainless-steel staple rails secure the swim step. A Nautical Structures custom, double-telescoping hydraulic passerelle deploys from the aft deck at the top of the port swim step stair, streamlining shoreside access. The swim step beach transforms at the touch of a button as a hydraulically actuated sliding platform extends aft from the centerline of the swim step by five feet when deployed, incorporating fold-down swim ladders to port and starboard. Boarding is further enhanced by one eight-step carbon side stair with handrails, complete with mounting brackets at both port and starboard boarding gates and discreet stowage in a recess on the side deck. Upper and lower hull guards are molded integrally with the hull and capped with 1.5" stainless-steel rub rails for robust protection. The flybridge is outfitted with two Crown Ltd. Mariner helm chairs, delivering secure comfort underway.

Personalization and practicality continue with custom side name boards crafted to the customer's selected style and font and illuminated with LED backlighting, while the name and hailing port are presented on the transom in custom vinyl lettering. A flag staff, bow jack staff, and courtesy flag halyards are fitted for proper ensign display, and four pop-up cleats on the swim step stand ready for fast tender handling. Tender operations are effortless thanks to a 2,500 lb. capacity, hydraulically operated tender-launch davit on the boat deck, complemented by a 1,000 lb. capacity Jet Ski davit on the foredeck.

Exterior lighting

Thoughtfully engineered illumination enhances every outdoor space, with LED overhead lighting on the aft deck, side decks, and flybridge, while recessed LED courtesy lights set into the bulwarks and house sides bathe the foredeck, boat deck, and swim step in an inviting glow. Purposeful floodlights illuminate the boat deck from the mast and wash the swim step from the aft end of the boat deck, elevating safety and ambiance after dark. Across the transom, four LED underwater lights create a captivating glow that completes the scene.

Safety and support equipment

Prepared for every passage, the yacht carries two 10-man life rafts secured in custom racks, one on each side of the Boat Deck. For personal flotation, there are sixteen adult and six child USCG-approved life preservers fitted with water lights, complemented by two 30-inch ring buoys. Signaling is provided by a flare kit, and a ship’s bell, carried aboard per USCG regulations, is stowed ready for use. Fire protection is comprehensive, with dry chemical extinguishers comprising two 10-pound and four 5-pound units, along with carbon dioxide units totaling six 10-pound extinguishers. Emergency readiness is further supported by a GPIRB and a medical kit.

Toys

Elevating on-the-water excitement, the yacht carries two Yamaha 2019 Jet Skis with approximately forty hours, delivering quick, spirited performance and effortless thrills whenever the mood strikes.

Exclusions

RENNEGADE is a registered name and does not convey, and the vessel’s name boards will remain with the owners. Exclusions include, but are not limited to, all owner’s personal items. A detailed list of exclusions will be provided at the time of sale upon written request and will include personal décor items, specialized galley equipment not delivered with the vessel when new, fishing gear, four chaise lounges, and deck umbrellas.

Disclosures

In April 2025, RENNEGADE was affected by a nearby lightning event, prompting a comprehensive inspection and the appropriate replacement and repair of the affected systems, with much of the work completed by the manufacturer, Westport Yachts.