The 34-metre motor yacht Bagheera has been sold, with Steen Christensen of SuperYachtsMonaco representing the seller in the brokerage deal.
Delivered in 2010, Bagheera is one of the final units from the renowned Leopard 34 series. The high-performance yacht features naval architecture and exterior styling by Italian designer Andrea Bacigalupo, while the interior design was created by the Italian studio Luxury Projects.
The yacht’s main deck is arranged with an open-plan layout designed to combine functionality with comfort. The salon includes a low-profile U-shaped sofa and twin armchairs set around a soft-toned rug, creating a relaxed social area. A large serving bar separates the lounge space from the raised helm station, maintaining the sporty character typical of Leopard yachts.
One of Bagheera’s notable features is the level of onboard customization. Unusually for a yacht of her size and speed, she includes a private gym and a flexible TV lounge with an ensuite bathroom, which can also serve as a fourth cabin if required. These additions make the yacht particularly versatile and comfortable for extended cruising.
Outdoor living spaces are also a highlight. The foredeck features a sunbathing area with a convertible lunch table shaded by a bimini, while the aft deck offers a spacious area combining alfresco dining with a large sunpad for relaxation.
The yacht underwent refit works in 2022 and again in 2024. These upgrades included a full repaint, new teak decking, overhauled KaMeWa waterjets and the installation of new generators. The refit program helped maintain her classification with Bureau Veritas while keeping the yacht in strong operational condition.
Accommodation onboard is arranged for up to seven guests across three cabins. The full-beam master cabin features eight oversized windows, while the forward VIP cabin and a twin guest cabin with an additional Pullman berth complete the layout. The main deck lounge can also be converted into an extra sleeping space if required.
Performance remains central to the Leopard 34 design. Powered by three 2,400hp MTU 16V 2000 M93 engines with KaMeWa waterjets, Bagheera can reach a top speed of 41 knots and cruise comfortably at around 33 knots. With a beam of 7.35 metres and a shallow draft of 1.22 metres, she is capable of accessing a wide range of cruising grounds while maintaining solid seakeeping performance.
According to data from YachtBuyer Market Place, the yacht’s last known asking price was €3.3 million prior to the sale.
