The 75m ALPHA 4 berth at Grand Harbour Marina in Malta has been reduced by €700,000 to an asking price of €1.25 million. Burgess says the berth can accommodate yachts up to 75m and carries a lease through September 2037.
The 75m ALPHA 4 berth at Grand Harbour Marina in Malta has been reduced by €700,000 to an asking price of €1.25 million. Burgess continues to show the berth in its current sales inventory at the revised price, with the lease running through September 2037.
The price reduction changes the current entry point for ALPHA 4 without altering the basic terms identified in the Burgess listing. The €1.25 million figure is the present asking price for the berth and should not be interpreted as a completed transaction value.
Burgess identifies ALPHA 4 as a berth suitable for yachts up to 75m, placing the offering firmly within the large-superyacht segment of the marina market. The combination of maximum yacht length, current price and remaining lease period gives prospective buyers the principal commercial figures needed to assess the listing.
The published lease extends to September 2037, giving the listing a defined remaining tenure alongside its €1.25 million asking price. That date is an important part of the offering because berth value is tied not only to the dimensions available but also to the duration of the rights being marketed.
For owners considering a long-term Mediterranean base, the remaining lease period can therefore be assessed together with the 75m yacht capacity and revised asking price. Burgess continues to advertise those terms in its current berth inventory, confirming that the reduced-price offering remains active.
ALPHA 4 is located at Grand Harbour Marina in Malta, linking the berth to one of the Mediterranean locations used by large private yachts and commercially operated vessels. The listing is specifically for the berth rather than a yacht, so no YachtPage relationship is attached to this article.
The Maltese location also makes the berth relevant to owners evaluating permanent or long-duration berthing options in the central Mediterranean. In this case, the commercial proposition is defined by the marina location, the ability to accommodate yachts up to 75m and the remaining lease through September 2037.
The €700,000 reduction provides a fresh pricing signal for the large-yacht berth market but does not establish an achieved market value. Until a transaction is completed, €1.25 million remains the published asking price for ALPHA 4 rather than evidence of a sale at that level.
Burgess's current inventory continues to list the Grand Harbour Marina berth at the reduced figure, confirming that the opportunity remains available at the time of publication. Any eventual completed transaction would provide the stronger market reference, while the present reduction shows how the seller has repositioned the berth within the market.
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