For Sale: 2008 Westport 130

The Westport 130 Antares is equipped with twin MTU 12V 4000 M90 diesels, has a cruising speed of 20 knots. At 12 knots, the range is 3,000 nm. The asking price is $11.899 million. Courtesy Allied Marine

Antares, a 2008 Westport 130, accommodates 10 guests in five staterooms, plus five in three crew cabins. Previously chartered for $120,000 per week during the winter months, Antares has been well maintained and upgraded over the past few years. Allied Marine has put Antares on the market for $11.89M. 

Speaking of the Westport 130, which was first introduced in 2000, “Her naval architect is Bill Garden, whose portfolio is bulging with both sailboats and powercraft of considerable renown. Her hull form is an especially efficient one. The narrow angle of her bow cuts the water cleanly with a noticeable lack of fuss, and her wake is as minimal as possible given her size and displacement. It’s something Garden honed to perfection on years of sailing-hull designs and brings to his motoryacht designs with aplomb. The fine lines forward mean the crew quarters are pushed aft a bit farther than normal, putting the guest accommodations near the yacht’s center of pitch for added guest comfort,” Yachting previously reported.

Antares is powered by twin MTU 12V 4000 M90 diesel engines, delivering approximately 5,470 horsepower. These engines allow the yacht to cruise comfortably at around 20 knots with a top speed of 24 knots. Range is just over 3,000 nautical miles at a 12-knot cruising speed. 

Antares‘ salon, designed by Pacific Custom Interiors, has mahogany finishes, marble accents and near full-height windows for natural lighting and ocean views. Courtesy Allied Marine

Allied Marine stated that “Antares has the look and feel of a brand new yacht.”

Some Notable Upgrades 2022 to 2024 include:

   Engine Room/Mechanical

• New main engine exhaust – Metcalf Marine Exhaust ($90k)
• Installed a Kohler 99 kW generator on starboard side – upgrade from 65 KW ($100k): 4,150 hours as of February 2024.
• Rebuilt port PTO ($15k)
• Refurbished electrical end on port generator (Rebuilt March 2020, approximately 7,500 hours)
• Starboard 65kW generator serviced and kept as running spare
• Passarelle overhauled and repaired ($54k)
• Both anchor windlasses refurbished and bearing replaced ($18k)
• Stabilizers adjusted through new plc in hydraulic system
• Updated central hydraulic card system and PLC ($15k)
• New injectors for both main engines – 2023 ($50k)
• New raw pump on starboard main engines ($10k)
• Main engines had QL3 @ 7,500 hours
• 2600 hours since top end overhaul followed up with a fresh engine paint job
• New turbos – 20222/2023
• New raw water pumps – 2022/2023
• Recent borescope shows excellent cross hatching
• Recent performance sea trial reports engines performing within all recommended specifications – 2024

   Exterior

• Complete exterior cushion/canvas upgrade, new Tucci umbrellas and exterior lounge chairs, as well as new dining chairs for main deck aft ($130k)
• Starlink installed ($10k)
• Additional mast and flybridge cameras installed ($5k)
• New speakers placed throughout the entire exterior ($8k)
• New non-skid paint on bridge deck aft and flybridge ($22k)
• New stone and sinks on main aft deck and flybridge
• Applied faux finish on flybridge tables ($8k)
• Added a refrigerator and additional ice maker to flybridge ($5k)
• Added a chest freezer to bridge deck aft ($15k)
• New anchor chain 500′ per side ($20k)
• New carbon fiber boarding ladder with swivel attachment ($50k)

   Interior

• Added additional A/C to starboard VIP ($5k)
• Converted storage closet in skylounge to day head ($54k)
• Interior refit (Patrick Knowles Design)
• A/V upgrade – Global Marine Electronics ($200k)
• New stovetop ($2.5k)
• New ice machine in mechanical room ($6k)

   Pilot House

• Radar Magnetrons replaced with new ($2k)
• New Nav computer ($6k)
• New Stidd captain chairs in pilothouse ($5k)

The yacht’s five-stateroom layout includes this full-beam on-deck owners’ suite with king-size berth. Courtesy Allied Marine

Antares’ cockpit provides a place for guests to relax in the shade while still enjoying the ocean breezes, thanks in part to the extended aft deck above. The cockpit has a built-in transom bench-style settee, ottoman, wet bar with granite countertop, built-in stowage for glassware, an ice machine and a Sub-Zero refrigerator drawer and a teak dinette with 10 Tucci dining chairs. It’s a great setup for  alfresco dining.  

The foredeck has a cozy C-shape settee for a quiet getaway at the quay, while a set of stairs on centerline leads up to the sky lounge. 

The salon is accessed via a stainless-steel sliding glass door from the cockpit. The interior, from Pacific Custom Interiors, has richly toned mahogany complemented by marble accents. Large windows bring in natural light and create ocean vistas. Locking open the sliding glass door seamlessly connects the salon to the formal dining area for eight guests and the cockpit. Guests can relax on an L-shaped sofa with a cocktail table or a few chairs.

The galley is forward of the dinette and is equipped with the following accessories:

• KitchenAid refrigerator/freezer
• Two Gaggenau ovens
• Viking Professional 6-burner top w/ Zephyr ventilation system
• New Viking industrial hood/fan (’22)
• Asko Dishwasher
• Granite countertops throughout
• New laminate wood sole (’20)
• Large / modified stew pantry added with sink and dishwasher (’20)
• TV
• Privacy door

The galley has appliances from KitchenAid, Viking, Gaggenau and Asko, along with granite countertops and a recently upgraded stew pantry. Courtesy Allied Marine

A set of interior stairs in the salon lead to the sky lounge. The lounge has a well-appointed bar with two leather high-top bar stools, perfect for cpre-dinner beverages or watching the sunset. An L-shaped settee, paired with a leather-top table, creates a comfortable seating area, ideal for conversation or enjoying a movie on the built-in 50-inch TV. A table with two chairs offers a more intimate setting for games or quiet conversation. The sky lounge was recently updated with a new ice maker. The space also includes a day head.

The pilothouse has a raised semicircular seating area, allowing guests to enjoy the view while cruising. The helm station is equipped with leather-covered dash panels and a wood destroyer ship’s wheel, combining functionality with a classic nautical aesthetic. Recent upgrades include new Stidd captain’s chairs and electronics. The Intelisea vessel-monitoring system provides comprehensive oversight of the yacht’s operations. A captain’s office with a communications center ensures smooth management of the vessel.

Electronics and Navigation Systems:

• Furuno FCV1200L with color display
• Two Furuno GP150 GPS
• Furuno Felcom 15 Inmarsat C
• Three new Seatronix VSRT 15″ monitors on bridge
• Three new Seatronix VSRT 19″ screens on bridge
• Intelesea AIS Monitoring System
• Simrad AP50 autopilot
• Simrad RCG 85 Gyro compass
• Ritchie Globemaster F600 magnetic compass
• B&G H1000 depth sounder
• Transass Navisailor 4000/Nobeltec Trident
• B&G H3000 wind/speed
• Navtex NX700
• Kahlenberg M511C/D Whistle control
• Sat TV & Kaleidscape system
• KVH Fleet 33 Tracphone Sat Com
• PBX Panasonic TDA100 SSB
• Icom M802 SSB
• Three Icom M602 VHF
• New Axis CCTV system with four cameras
• Tellular GSM cell phone system

The all-weather pilothouse has updated Stidd helm chairs, a leather-covered dash and a wood destroyer ship’s wheel. Courtesy Allied Marine

Antares’ sun deck, aft the sky lounge, has a wet bar with four stools, all protected by a custom hardtop. Two built-in seating areas forward, each with beautiful tables, provide space for dining or lounging. The sun deck is complete with adjustable chaise longues and a hot tub.

The flybridge has a custom hardtop and an isinglass enclosure provides protection from the elements with the helm forward. Two built-in curved seating areas to port and starboard have Corian tables with double stainless-steel bases. There is also a bar with a Whirlpool ice maker and four bar stools, ensuring refreshments are always close at hand. A sunning area with upholstered, adjustable chaise lounges offers another spot for catching rays.

Five staterooms accommodate 10 guests for a good night’s rest. The main-deck master stateroom has a centerline king-size berth with  an upholstered headboard. En suite details include custom marble vanities, marble tile sole and a marble hot tub. A glass-enclosed marble shower and custom fixtures further enhance the luxe feel. Below decks, four additional guest staterooms include two VIP staterooms with king-sized berths, while two more guest staterooms have twin-sized berths. The starboard twin converts to a queen. Each stateroom has an en suite head with an enclosed shower.  All rooms have been outfitted with new AV systems, including iPad-enabled Crestron entertainment, ensuring guests have access to top-of-the-line comfort and technology.

Where is Antares located? The yacht is currently lying in Jupiter, FL.

Take the next step: call or text the listing agent, Sean Fenniman, (772) 260-1628, Allied Marine

Quick Specifications:

• Length Overall: 130′
• Maximum Beam: 26.17′
• Max Draft: 6.42′
• Cruising Speed: 24 knots
• Max Speed: 28 knots 
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Number of Engines: 2
• Engine Make: MTU
• Engine Model: 12V 4000 M90
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Combined Horsepower: 5,470 hp
• Fuel Capacity: 9,940 Gal.
• Freshwater Capacity: 1,600 Gal.

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