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46.7m Heesen MY SECRET Offered at €19.9m With 2026 Generator Upgrade

Sept. 30, 2026 Sale

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The 46.7-metre Heesen MY SECRET remains offered for sale at €19.9 million EU VAT paid, with two new generators installed in April 2026.

The 46.7-metre Heesen MY SECRET is currently offered for sale at €19.9 million EU VAT paid, with Fraser and Burgess both carrying the yacht in their active sales portfolios. The 2012 steel displacement yacht has undergone extensive refit work and received two new generators in April 2026.

Current €19.9m asking price

Fraser and Burgess both publish an asking price of €19.9 million with EU VAT paid, giving the current market position independent confirmation across two appointed brokerage listings. Fraser records the yacht as a 2012 Heesen with major refit work, while Burgess notes her current East Mediterranean location.

The yacht accommodates 10 guests in five cabins, with three doubles and two twins in the current brokerage specifications. A full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck includes a private office, while the remaining guest accommodation is positioned on the lower deck.

Generators renewed in 2026

Burgess identifies two new generators installed in April 2026 among the yacht’s current technical selling points. Fraser likewise highlights the generator replacement alongside the broader refit programme, making the upgrade a documented recent change rather than a historical specification.

Other features include two hot tubs across the upper and sun decks, a sky lounge, beach club and extensive exterior lounging space. The interior remains by Bannenberg & Rowell, while Omega Architects is responsible for the exterior design.

Heesen displacement platform

Heesen’s official fleet record describes MY SECRET as a 46.7-metre steel displacement yacht built to maximise volume below the 500GT threshold. The yard gives an approximate original volume of 499GT and notes a specially developed bulbous bow intended to reduce resistance and power demand.

Twin MTU 8V 4000 M63 engines provide a maximum speed of 15 knots in the builder’s specification. Heesen records a 4,000-nautical-mile design range at 12 knots, while the current brokerage pages publish their own range figures based on operating assumptions.

Market context and inspection

The €19.9 million figure is the current asking price rather than an independently assessed market value, and the yacht remains subject to prior sale or price revision. Fraser lists extensive maintenance and refit work, while Burgess highlights the 2026 generator installation and EU VAT-paid status.

Prospective buyers should verify survey status, maintenance records, class position, tax documentation and machinery hours during due diligence rather than relying on the public listing alone. The broker specifications provide a starting point for inspection, not a substitute for technical review.

Official sources: www.fraseryachts.com; www.heesenyachts.com; www.burgessyachts.com. Historical delivery milestones and existing yacht-design features are identified as such, not presented as new events today.

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