The Langley: a 62-metre Aegean yacht reborn for a new era
Rebuilt from the hull up and completed in 2025, this 62.21-metre gulet emerges as a thoroughly reimagined vessel with lengthened proportions, transformed interiors and a new beach club anchored by a submersible swim platform.
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The Langley emerges from her reconstruction as a vessel fundamentally renewed. This 62.21 metre Aegean gulet, completed in 2025, carries the architectural signature of Karatas Yacht Design on her exterior, while her lengthened hull and entirely reconfigured systems speak to a transformation that reads less as a refit and more as a second genesis. The asking price sits at €13,000,000.
Interiors by Yavuz Mete embrace a studied restraint: soft palettes of cream and ivory paired with natural textures, bleached wood, linen, stone, allow panoramic windows to command attention. Light floods through generous glazing as the vessel moves through the Aegean, the sea becoming an ever changing gallery wall. The sundeck operates as a social nexus, its generous proportions accommodating a central Jacuzzi, oversized sunpads and a fully equipped bar and grill positioned to encourage lingering conversations and sunset watching.
The new beach club represents perhaps the most significant reimagining of how one inhabits a vessel of this calibre. A submersible swim platform descends into crystalline waters, collapsing the boundary between yacht and sea. Six staterooms accommodate 12 guests, anchored by a full beam master suite positioned aft, whilst a separate cabin offers practical discretion for crew of ten.
The Langley offers what few rebuilt yachts genuinely deliver: the integrity of a vessel entirely renewed, yet the established presence of one with considered heritage. She awaits her next owner through TWW Yachts.
Imagery courtesy of TWW Yachts (@twwyachts).