The 51-metre new-build motorsailer Oguz Khan, which is near completion and scheduled for delivery in July 2025, has been listed for sale with Jack Gradus and Enrico Solinas of Ocean Independence.
Set to become the flagship of her Turkish builder Bodrum Oğuz Marin, Oguz Khan features a steel hull and superstructure designed by Vento Yachting - Hakan Humali and will be outfitted with an interior design from the drawing board of Cagdas Sasmaz. The 51-metre motorsailer will overtake the yard's current flagship Roxstar by approximately 12 metres.
12 guests are accommodated across six en suite cabins, comprising a master suite with a walk-in wardrobe, three double cabins and one twin, while there are further quarters for a crew of seven.
Inside, a highlight is her open-plan main saloon, which is complete with a comfortable lounge area, bar, galley and a formal dining area. Notably, a grand piano and a dramatic light fixture hanging over the open staircase catch the eye in the centre of the living space. Her interiors are characterised by wood-clad walls and dark flooring, while her furnishings remain neutral.
Sasmaz has also made use of textural elements, with decorative panels in the main saloon sliding to hide the forward helm station and desk space and dark leather upholstery in the master suite adding to the allure.
On the flybridge, there is a covered Jacuzzi, dining space and secondary helm station, as well as an open-air bar and sunpads. A large al fresco dining table and sunpad lie aft of the main deck, with cardio gym equipment and twin steps leading to a generous swim platform. There is also ample storage for a tender on the foredeck.
A unique feature of Oguz Khan is the 17-metre corridor that divides the engine room (which is encased in glass) into two separate areas, enabling guests to walk between the two engines and directly access the cabins from the swim platform.
The 368GT yacht for sale has been constructed to RINA class and can reach top speeds of 14.5 knots and cruising speeds of 11.5 knots thanks to twin Baudouin 750hp engines.
Oguz Khan is asking €18,000,000.