The 55 can be configured around different ownership plans

The listing states that cabin arrangements can be tailored up to six cabins, allowing the same platform to serve private family cruising, charter use or owners who require additional guest capacity. The current specification includes five cabins and four heads.

That flexibility is valuable in the multihull market because the priorities of private owners and charter operators can differ significantly. A configurable interior lets buyers trade cabin count against storage, privacy and owner-suite volume.

Propulsion choices extend beyond a standard saildrive package

Mazarin offers saildrive installations up to 150hp, shaft-drive Yanmar options up to 440hp and a hybrid solution developed with E-Motion in Italy. The higher-powered shaft arrangement is quoted with speeds up to 24 knots.

Providing several propulsion paths gives owners more freedom to prioritise simplicity, motoring performance or reduced-emission operation. Hybrid systems are particularly relevant for owners who spend long periods at anchor and want quieter electrical operation.

Solar and lithium capacity support extended cruising

The listing includes 3.5kW of solar generation and a 20kWh lithium package, supplemented by an additional house battery bank. Those systems are intended to support domestic loads and reduce dependence on generator operation during normal cruising.

Electric sail winches and an upgraded sail wardrobe are also listed, reflecting a specification designed for active sailing rather than operating primarily as a motor catamaran. A hydraulic platform remains available as an option.

Lisbon offers an Atlantic delivery point

The yacht is offered in Lisbon, placing it on the Atlantic side of Europe with straightforward access south toward the Algarve and Mediterranean or west toward the islands. The seller lists the next available hull for completion in November 2026.

At $1.18 million, the Mazarin 55 enters a competitive segment occupied by established French, South African and Polish multihull brands. Its differentiators are propulsion flexibility, owner-customisable layouts and an equipment package already shaped around energy independence.

Official sources: www.denisonyachtsales.com.