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Westport 125 · Raised Pilothouse
Lion's Den
One hundred and twenty five feet. Five staterooms. Sold by Double G Yacht Sales, representing the seller.
- 125'Length
- 5Staterooms
- 25Knots
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One hundred and twenty five feet. Five staterooms. Sold by Double G Yacht Sales, representing the seller.
Ask a captain what separates a Westport 125 from everything else at her length and he will take you to the main deck. The master is here, forward, across the full twenty six foot beam, with his and hers vanities and floor to ceiling marble. Not tucked below with the guests. On most boats this size that room is a compromise. On her it is the best room aboard.
The rest follows the same logic. A country galley that works as a room rather than a corridor, so the boat has a heart to it. A raised pilothouse with a hundred and eighty degrees of glass and a lounge abaft the helm, so the person running her is not exiled from the party. Four more staterooms below for ten guests, and quarters for six crew who never cross paths with them.
She is a series boat, and that is the point. Westport has built these hulls since 1998 in one piece composite tooling, which is why they hold their shape, hold their value and hold their resale. Twin MTUs give her twenty knots all day and twenty five when she is asked, with a warranty that runs to December 2029.
Her last owner spent seriously in 2025: full haul out, stabiliser fins serviced, shafts realigned, a fresh polish and twin Starlinks. She came to market current, not deferred.
Full beam master on deck rather than below. A country galley that works as a room, not a corridor. Floor to ceiling marble in the heads, and a pilothouse with a hundred and eighty degrees of glass.
Median days on market, computed live from the YATCO MLS, September 2026. Westport n=9, wider market n=308. Lion’s Den listed 29 September and sold the following June, about eight months or roughly 250 days, from the listing broker’s own records: she is no longer in the MLS.
The same figures, put in front of a buyer the way a buyer actually reads them. This is the film we run against every Westport listing.
Westport builds series, not one-offs. A buyer can see exactly what the last one sold for, so a seller is not guessing and a buyer is not gambling. That is why these boats move while comparable one-off customs sit, and it is the argument we put in front of every buyer who enquired on her. She sold in line with the Westport average and four months inside the wider market.
Every Double G listing is built like this one, whatever she is worth.
Not a slot in a template. A page built for one boat, with a studio render you turn yourself and her rooms put in motion.
YachtWorld, Boat Trader, boats.com and YATCO, plus the Boats Group network. One story, told the same way everywhere.
Days on market and comparable asking prices pulled live from the MLS, recomputed weekly rather than quoted from memory.
Direct outreach plus co-brokerage exposure across the full Florida dealer and broker network.
The closest Westports trading right now, nearest in size to Lion’s Den first.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$22,900,000
Palm Beach, Florida
$17,900,000
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$14,590,000Live from the YATCO MLS, synced 2026-09-22. Prices and availability move: ask Greg what is actually trading.
Let me show you exactly where she sits in today's market. Then you decide what to do with it.
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