M5

Type of boat: Sailing Yacht: Sloop
LOA: 75.2m
Designed by: Ron Holland (Remodel)
Built: VT Shipbuilding
Year: 2004

Pendennis Plus, the division of the company which specialises in 60m+ refits and new builds, completed a substantial refit of the world’s largest sailing sloop, Mirabella V, in 2014. Redman Whiteley Dixon (RWD) were commissioned as the interior design team, fresh from the completion of the much talked about VAVA II (Devonport Yachts).

Naval Architect Ron Holland, Mirabella V’s original designer, who worked with Pendennis on the sailing yacht Christopher launched in 2011, steered structural improvements, including a 2.4m stern extension. The new Owner has renamed the yacht M5.

Relaunched as M5 the yacht’s 24month visit to Pendennis saw exterior restyling work including the installation of a side boarding platform. Structural fabrication of the composite stern was undertaken by Green Marine, with support from structural engineers High Modulus Europe Ltd. The full extent of the engineering commission involved replacing the main engines, generators, switchboards and sewage treatment plant along with an upgrade of the air conditioning system, electrics and entertainment system, and a 10 year DNV survey.

The interior aspects of the refit saw the main and lower decks undergo a complete restyle, with an elegant art deco inspired interior created by the team at Redman Whiteley Dixon. M5’s main deck was completely transformed with all joinery replaced to complement RWD’s new design.

Onboard configuration SW105RS Satisfaction

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5x Element 10 display
100% customizable, 10-inch state of the art graphics displays, offering crisp and crystal-clear readability in all conditions and designed to withstand the most extreme environments.

1x Model E4 Silver processor
High performance over the air sailing processors delivering fast, accurate and reliable data, for every sensor, every device, for everyone, everywhere.

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