Mangusta 105 "LAUREN V"
€1,099,995
- 31.5 m
- 1997
- Beaulieu-sur-Mer
Mangusta 105 LAUREN V for sale: 31.5m, built in 1997, four cabins, 2022/2023 refit and 2025 touch-ups. Located in Beaulieu-sur-Mer.
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Specification
- Builder
- Mangusta
- Model
- 105
- Year
- 1997
- Refit
- 2023
- Length overall
- 31.5 m
- Beam
- 6.9 m
- Draft
- 1.45 m
- Cabins
- 4
- Berths
- 9
- Guests
- 12
- Crew
- 4
- Engines
- 2 × MTU de 1 600 ch
- Cruising speed
- 17 kn
- Top speed
- 25 kn
- Flag
- Malte
- Lying at
- Beaulieu-sur-Mer
LAUREN V: a refitted Mangusta 105 with crew in place
LAUREN V is a 1997 Mangusta 105 for sale in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, combining a 31.5-metre open-sports profile with four guest cabins and substantial outdoor entertaining space. Her asking price is €1,099,995. A comprehensive 2022/2023 refit introduced a coordinated black and silver-grey presentation, followed by interior and exterior touch-ups in 2025. She is operational, maintained and offered with a professional crew already in place.
For a buyer seeking a crewed Mediterranean yacht, her appeal lies in the combination of refreshed living spaces, established charter use and a practical accommodation arrangement. She carries up to 12 guests while cruising, with nine sleeping places across a master suite, VIP cabin and two twins, including an additional Pullman. Her existing charter activity offers an alternative to exclusively private ownership, although future income and operating costs require individual assessment.
Design and exterior
The Mangusta 105's long, low silhouette prioritises outdoor living rather than the stacked decks of a conventional motor yacht. LAUREN V measures 31.5 metres overall, with a 6.9-metre beam and a 1.45-metre draft. Her GRP construction and planing hull belong to the model's open-sports concept, while the refit's restrained palette gives this particular yacht a distinctive visual identity.
Her aft deck is a central entertaining area, with alfresco dining for up to 12 people and generous seating. A circular sunbathing area provides a separate place to relax, while the covered deck lounge offers another setting for conversation and meals. Forward, the sunpad area has a shade canopy. The bathing platform adds a useful connection between deck life, swimming and tender activities.
For an owner comparing layouts, these separate outdoor settings matter: guests need not all use the same space throughout the day. A viewing should assess the seating arrangement, shade coverage and movement between the covered lounge, aft deck and water access.
Accommodation and interior
LAUREN V has one master suite, one VIP cabin and two twin guest cabins. The principal beds accommodate eight guests; the additional Pullman brings the sleeping capacity to nine. This distinction is important when considering family use or charter arrangements, since the ninth berth is not a separate cabin.
The master accommodation includes a double bed and sofa. The guest arrangement combines a second double cabin with two twin cabins, providing flexibility for couples, children or friends travelling together. Bathrooms include marble finishes, with a double-vanity and shower arrangement also visible among the accommodation spaces.
The main saloon provides upholstered seating and tables, complementing the covered deck lounge rather than leaving all social activity outdoors. Her black and silver-grey styling carries through the refreshed interior and exterior, giving buyers a coordinated presentation without changing the essential four-cabin character of the yacht.
Performance and engineering
Twin MTU engines rated at 1,600 hp each power LAUREN V. Her cruising speed is 17 knots and her maximum speed is 25 knots. These are the figures to use for this yacht rather than the higher speeds associated with differently powered Mangusta 105 examples.
Fuel capacity is 15,000 litres and freshwater capacity is 1,850 litres. Her gross tonnage is 134 GT. No verified passage range is specified, and tank capacity alone is insufficient to establish one. Consumption figures need to be matched to measured speed, loading and operating conditions before constructing a passage budget.
Engine hours and a detailed mechanical overhaul history are not supplied. Buyers should request service records, machinery inventories and refit invoices, then establish performance and condition through an independent survey and sea trial. Stabilisation equipment is not confirmed, so it should not be assumed to form part of her specification.
Equipment, tender and toys
The sale inventory identifies the following leisure equipment:
- Avon tender
- One Seabob
- Water skis
- Wakeboard
- Snorkelling equipment
This selection supports swimming, underwater exploration and tow sports during private cruising. The exact tender and transferable toy inventory should be agreed before purchase: her charter equipment package differs and should not automatically be treated as included in the sale. A physical inventory should also establish condition, accessories and any servicing requirements.
Ownership and running
LAUREN V flies the Maltese flag and is located in Beaulieu-sur-Mer. Her four-person professional team is already in place, providing a useful starting point for an incoming owner. Continued employment arrangements, handover responsibilities and the intended balance between private cruising and charter should be agreed during the transaction.
Her location suits a buyer focused on Mediterranean use, but no transferable berth entitlement is specified. Likewise, the asking price carries the notation “+ all”; VAT-paid status is not established. Applicable taxes and transaction charges therefore require confirmation before assessing the total acquisition cost.
Her value proposition is specific: a 31.5-metre Mangusta with a completed styling refit, subsequent cosmetic attention, four cabins and an operating crew. The purchase decision should nevertheless rest on documented maintenance, survey findings and a realistic annual operating plan, not on charter-income assumptions.
Frequently asked questions
What is LAUREN V's asking price, and is VAT included?
The asking price is €1,099,995, with tax terms marked “+ all”. VAT-paid status and the complete acquisition cost must be confirmed before an offer is finalised.
Where is LAUREN V available for viewing?
She is located in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France. Submit preferred dates through the enquiry form on this page to arrange an appointment and confirm her availability.
When was she built and refitted?
LAUREN V was built in 1997 and underwent a comprehensive refit in 2022/2023. Further interior and exterior touch-ups took place in 2025.
How many cabins and berths does she have?
She has four cabins: a master, a VIP and two twins. Eight principal sleeping places plus a Pullman provide nine berths; cruising capacity is 12 guests.
What are her speed and range?
She cruises at 17 knots and reaches 25 knots maximum. A verified range is not provided and should be established from consumption trials and an appropriate fuel reserve.
Does LAUREN V come with crew?
A professional crew of four is already in place. Retention and employment terms remain matters to agree during the purchase process.
Who built LAUREN V?
She was built by Mangusta, part of Overmarine in Italy. She belongs to the Mangusta 105 open-sports series.
Are engine hours and refit records available?
Engine hours and a detailed refit work schedule are not specified here. Request the maintenance file and supporting invoices through the page's enquiry form before progressing to survey.
Interested in this yacht?
You get the full file: specification, survey history, viewing dates and the financial details.