32.6m Vitters Sailing Yacht Anomaly Reduced to €15 Million

Burgess has reduced the asking price of the 32.6-metre Vitters sailing yacht Anomaly to €15 million, with EU VAT paid. The new asking price was announced on 25 August as the performance cruiser prepares for an appearance at the Monaco Yacht Show.

A 2017 Vitters returns to market focus

Anomaly was delivered by Vitters Shipyard in 2017 under her original name Ribelle and measures 32.6 metres overall. Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design developed her naval architecture and exterior styling, while Rémi Tessier created the interior.

The yacht was built in carbon fibre and titanium around a lightweight performance brief that also retained the comforts expected of a large cruising yacht. Burgess describes Anomaly as a performance-led sailing yacht with an established regatta record and a specification intended to balance racing capability with onboard use.

Carbon construction and a lifting keel

Burgess highlights the use of carbon and titanium in Anomaly's construction and a lifting-keel arrangement that changes draught from 6.1 metres to 4.1 metres. The shallower setting broadens access to ports and anchorages while retaining the deeper configuration for performance sailing.

The brokerage says the yacht has achieved speeds above 20 knots in moderate sailing conditions, reflecting the performance emphasis of the design. That figure describes her sailing performance rather than the powered maximum-speed specification shown in the brokerage's technical particulars.

A refreshed race package for the 2025 refit

Anomaly was refitted in 2025, when Burgess says she received a full replacement running-rigging package from Rigging Projects together with new turning blocks. The brokerage also lists a full new suite of North racing sails among the equipment supporting her continuing regatta programme.

Accommodation is arranged for six guests in three cabins, supported by accommodation for six crew. Rémi Tessier's interior provides the residential counterpoint to the yacht's performance-led engineering and racing equipment.

Palma before the Monaco Yacht Show

Burgess says Anomaly is currently located in Palma and will be displayed at the Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September 2026. The timing places the latest price reduction immediately before one of the principal brokerage events of the European autumn season.

The dated Burgess announcement establishes the current asking price at €15 million with EU VAT paid. With her 2025 race-package work completed and a Monaco appearance scheduled, Anomaly enters the September sales period as a comparatively compact performance sailing yacht with established Vitters pedigree.