A specific PB50 joins Fraser’s sales fleet
Fraser has announced APSARA for sale, bringing a 2012 Palm Beach Motor Yachts PB50 Sedan to its brokerage fleet. The 26 October notice identifies a 15.24-metre motor yacht with accommodation for two guests, while the current listing gives an asking price of $1.1 million with US duty paid.
The listing also names APSARA for display at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from 28 October to 1 November 2026. That is a planned viewing opportunity for a particular used yacht; the announcement does not describe a new model launch or a completed sale.
One owner’s cabin shapes the accommodation
APSARA’s published arrangement centres on a single owner’s stateroom. Portlights and an overhead hatch provide natural light, with reading lights and integrated entertainment listed among the cabin features.
The saloon combines seating, large windows and an entertainment system. Its adjoining galley has a two-burner cooktop, microwave, refrigerator and freezer, connecting the interior living space with the aft cockpit rather than adding further guest cabins.
A cockpit equipped for time outside
The aft cockpit is presented as an outdoor dining and social area, with its own refrigeration and icemaker. A teak swim platform extends the exterior arrangement towards the water.
Fraser lists a stainless-steel swimming ladder and hot-and-cold transom shower at the platform. The equipment list also includes Garmin navigation, a bow thruster, underwater lights and reverse-cycle air conditioning, although the announcement is not an independent condition survey.
Keep the range figure tied to its speed
Twin Volvo Penta IPS600 diesels and IPS pod drives with joystick docking control form the propulsion installation described for APSARA. Fraser quotes a maximum speed of 33 knots and a cruising speed of 28 knots for this yacht.
The dated announcement places the advertised 435-nautical-mile range at 21 knots. That operating point must be kept separate from the faster cruising figure: the source does not establish a 435-mile range at 28 knots, nor does it provide an independently verified sea-trial result.
Review this yacht’s own particulars
The specification lists a 4.42-metre beam, 0.86-metre draft and fibreglass/GRP hull construction. These are the broker’s particulars for the 2012 boat, and should be assessed alongside its own documentation and survey rather than specifications for a current-production PB50.
Fraser’s announcement directs enquiries to Trevor Carroll or Josh Gulbranson. Prospective viewers can consult the current APSARA listing and the Fort Lauderdale show record to coordinate an inspection; the advertised asking price does not disclose an eventual transaction value.
