46.4m CRN ALASKA Offered at €12.9m After €4m Technical Refit

Y.CO is offering the 46.4-metre CRN motor yacht ALASKA for sale at €12.9 million, with the yacht currently displayed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. The 2005 steel-and-aluminium yacht has undergone approximately €4 million of recent technical refit work and is being presented as a turnkey long-range cruising platform.

That investment is central to the current sales case because ALASKA is now more than 20 years old, an age at which condition and maintenance history matter far more than launch date alone. A well-documented technical programme can significantly change the ownership outlook compared with a yacht of similar age that still faces major machinery, systems or survey work.

Recent technical investment targets reliability and comfort

Y.CO highlights an extensive technical refit and Naiad stabilisers as part of ALASKA's current specification. The work is intended to improve reliability and onboard comfort while preserving the underlying CRN platform rather than changing the yacht's character through a wholesale redesign.

For a buyer, the useful evidence will be in the exact scope of works, class records, machinery service history and sea-trial performance. The €4 million investment figure establishes the scale of the recent programme, but detailed due diligence is still necessary to understand which systems were renewed and what maintenance remains ahead.

480GT provides substantial volume for a 46.4-metre yacht

ALASKA has 480GT of internal volume, giving the yacht generous living space within a relatively compact overall length. Exterior and interior design by Nuvolari Lenard create a classic profile and warm interior character, while the current layout supports extended private cruising rather than short-duration day use.

The main deck includes a full-beam principal suite with an adjoining private office, while the guest accommodation and social areas are distributed across the remaining decks. A large sun deck with Jacuzzi, dining and lounge spaces gives the yacht a substantial outdoor programme for Mediterranean or warmer-water cruising.

€12.9m creates a different value proposition from newer yachts

At €12.9 million, ALASKA sits well below the acquisition cost of many newer 45- to 50-metre yachts while offering the volume and long-range capability associated with a steel displacement platform. The trade-off is age, which makes survey history, machinery condition and refit quality especially important.

Her current appearance in Monaco gives buyers the opportunity to assess whether the recent technical spending has translated into the condition expected from a turnkey yacht. The final selling price will show how the market balances age against refit investment and pedigree construction.