Intrepid - 475 PANCEA - For Sale

Purpose-built for speed, range, and on-water flexibility, the 475 PANCEAfromIntrepidis a versatilemotor yachtwith a performance-focusedcenter console layoutand a durablefiberglass build. Available through Andrey Shestakov and Shestakov Yacht Sales.

Selecting a 475 PANCEA

If you’re seeking a 47-foot platform that combines confident offshore pace with intuitive handling, the 475 PANCEAstands out. With a 13 ft (4.12 m) beam for stability and a cruise of 33.02 knots (38 mph), it balances comfort and efficiency. A top speed of 46.06 knots (53 mph) provides headroom when weather windows tighten. Thecenter console layoutfavors 360-degree deck access for active days on the water, while quad outboards simplify ownership and service. Choose it if you value straightforward operation, robust construction, and the trusted pedigree ofIntrepid.

Features of the Model

• Performance and power: Quad MERCURY outboards (4) with outboard simplicity, unleaded fuel, and responsive throttle feel.
• Offshore-ready pace: Cruise at 33.02 kn (38 mph) and reach up to 46.06 kn (53 mph) when needed.
• Hull and build: Rugged fiberglass constructionwith a fiberglass deck for durability and easy care.
• Purposeful layout: Open, efficient center console deck planfor fishing, diving, and family day boating.
• Capacities that matter: 550 gal fuel for range, 130 gal water for comfort, and 1 head for essential privacy.
• Draft profile: Approx. 7.94 ft (2.42 m) minimum to 9.843 ft (3 m) maximum, matching offshore priorities.

Technical Specifications

• Builder: Intrepid
• Model: 475 PANCEA
• Category: motor yacht/center console
• Hull: fiberglass; Deck: Fiberglass
• LOA: 47 ft (14.33 m)
• Beam: 13 ft (4.12 m)
• Draft: Min 7.94 ft (2.42 m); Max 9.843 ft (3 m)
• Engines: 4 x MERCURY, Outboard, Unleaded
• Cruise Speed: 33.02 kn (38 mph)
• Max Speed: 46.06 kn (53 mph)
• Heads: 1
• Fuel Capacity: 550 gal
• Water Capacity: 130 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and guidance on configuring the 475 PANCEAbyIntrepid, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales. Our team will coordinate viewings, discuss timing and delivery, and help you secure the rightcenter console yachtwithin your goals and timeline.

Questions and Answers

Q: What is the yacht’s primary classification? A: It’s a motor yachtwith acenter console layoutand afiberglass hull, built byIntrepidas the475 PANCEA.

Q: What are the key performancefigures? A: The475 PANCEAcruises at33.02 kn (38 mph)and reaches atop speed of 46.06 kn (53 mph).

Q: What is the draftrange? A: Draft is approximately7.94 ft (2.42 m) minimumto9.843 ft (3 m) maximum.

Q: What enginespower this model and whatfueldoes it use? A: FourMERCURY outboards(type:Outboard) running onUnleadedfuel.

Q: What are the onboard capacitiesandamenities? A: It has1 head,550 gal fuelcapacity, and130 gal watercapacity, aligning with itscenter console mission.

Owner Experience Review

Owners use the Intrepid475 PANCEAas a true multi‑role platform: family cruising and overnighting benefit from a full cabin with galley, head and A/C, while the expansive bow lounge, wraparound seating and large cockpit make day entertaining effortless. Sportfishing features—insulated fishboxes, numerous rod holders and optional outriggers—show up frequently on owner boats, and the swing‑in dive door with a fold‑out ladder gets constant use for diving and sandbar days. The result is a boat that transitions credibly between family trips, tournaments and social outings without feeling compromised. On the water, the deep‑V hull is sure‑footed and wave‑crushing in chop, delivering the kind of confident seakeeping owners expect at this size. Reports consistently note strong acceleration and high top speeds with quad outboards; BoatTest recorded a top speed of about 52.8 knots with quad Yamaha 425s and a best‑economy cruise around 30.4 mph at 3500 rpm. One owner captured the high‑speed handling vibe well: “Running that boat through the featherbeds at light speed felt like threading the eye of a needle 🤣”. Below, owners praise theIntrepid475 PANCEAfor an unusually large, yacht‑like cabin for a center console, with a full galley, a dinette that converts to a berth, and a separate head with a stall shower—genuine overnight livability rather than just a place to duck out of the weather. Ownership does come with real‑world considerations: operational fuel burn is heavy (BoatTest noted roughly 43.8 gph at 3500 rpm and up to about 145 gph at top rpm), and service/parts can be specialized and expensive, especially coordinating quad‑outboard maintenance and occasional ZF control replacements. Several earlier boats that originally carried Seven Marine packages have been repowered or had engines replaced, so buyers should review service history closely.

Pros and Cons

• Deep‑V hull provides a sure‑footed, wave‑crushing ride with confident seakeeping in chop.
• Unusually large, yacht‑like cabin with full galley, separate head and stall shower supports real multi‑day cruising.
• Versatile layout suits fishing, diving and entertaining, with large cockpit, insulated fishboxes, rod holders, bow lounge and a swing‑in dive door with fold‑out ladder.
• Significant fuel burn at cruise (~43.8 gph at 3500 rpm) and much higher at top speed increases running costs.
• Quad‑outboard service and certain control components can require specialized and costly maintenance.
• Earlier boats with Seven Marine packages have commonly been repowered or had engines replaced, adding ownership complexity.

Comparison with Other Models