46.8m Bilgin QUASAR Offered at €19.95m Through Camper & Nicholsons

The 46.8-metre Bilgin motor yacht QUASAR is being offered for sale through Camper & Nicholsons at an asking price of €19.95 million. Delivered in 2016, the custom yacht combines exterior and interior design by H2 Yacht Design with an unusually flexible accommodation layout.

Camper & Nicholsons lists QUASAR with accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins and highlights two principal suites of comparable scale. The yacht is also being presented during Monaco Yacht Show 2026, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to inspect her in person.

Two principal suites define the layout

One of QUASAR’s most distinctive features is the presence of two principal suites of broadly comparable scale rather than a single dominant owner’s cabin. That arrangement gives an owner more flexibility over how the yacht is used for family cruising, charter-style guest groups or extended stays.

The six-cabin layout accommodates 12 guests in total, while the broader interior arrangement is designed around the yacht’s substantial volume. Camper & Nicholsons quotes 499GT, a figure that gives QUASAR notably generous enclosed space for a yacht under 50 metres.

H2 Yacht Design handled exterior and interior

H2 Yacht Design was responsible for both the exterior styling and the interior, allowing the same design language to carry through the yacht. Bilgin delivered QUASAR in 2016 as a fully custom project rather than a derivative of a standard production platform.

The exterior includes a beach club opening directly onto the swim platform, creating a dedicated waterside guest area at the stern. That arrangement has become common on newer large yachts, but QUASAR incorporated the feature within a sub-50-metre custom platform delivered a decade ago.

Ten-year class survey has been completed

Camper & Nicholsons says continued investment under the current ownership includes completion of the yacht’s 10-year class survey. That milestone is important for a 2016-built yacht because it gives buyers a clearer picture of the technical review cycle already completed before a potential change of ownership.

Class work does not remove the need for an independent pre-purchase survey, but it provides useful context around the vessel’s maintenance history. Prospective buyers will still need to review machinery hours, service records, survey findings and any upcoming technical work in detail.

Monaco puts the yacht in front of buyers

QUASAR’s presence during Monaco Yacht Show places the yacht in one of the strongest annual concentrations of large-yacht buyers, brokers and advisers. The €19.95 million asking price positions her within the established market for custom yachts in the mid-40-metre range rather than the newer 50-metre-plus segment.

For buyers, the combination of 499GT, two principal suites and six guest cabins is likely to be the main differentiator. The Monaco presentation gives Camper & Nicholsons a direct opportunity to demonstrate how that volume translates into usable space aboard the yacht.