The largest production Lagoon offers owner-level living at sea — and only a couple are on the market worldwide.
The Lagoon Seventy 7 sits at the very top of the French builder’s catamaran range, and the 2023 example known as Maty represents one of the newest examples of the flagship to reach the brokerage market. At 77 feet on deck, this is a yacht designed to blur the line between a private cruising catamaran and a small superyacht — with the wide-beam volume, multiple social zones, and long-range presence that only a hull of this size can deliver.
A Flagship in Short Supply
While the video walkthrough for Maty is presented as a musical showcase rather than a narrated tour, the visuals speak to what buyers already know about the Seventy 7: enormous flybridge real estate, an aft cockpit that flows seamlessly into the main saloon, and forward lounging areas that transform the foredeck into a private terrace over the water. It’s a boat built to entertain at anchor and to cross oceans in comfort.
Availability at this level is genuinely thin. Only a handful of Seventy 7s change hands globally in any given year, and the current brokerage picture reflects that scarcity.
| Lagoon Seventy 7 Market | Figure |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 2 |
| Asking range | $5,550,000 – $5,650,000 |
| Median asking | $5,600,000 |
Why This One Matters
As a 2023 build, Maty benefits from the most current iteration of the Seventy 7’s interior fit-out and systems package, meaning a buyer skips the multi-year new-build wait entirely. For owners considering charter operation, extended-family cruising, or simply the privacy of a catamaran platform over a monohull motoryacht of similar volume, the appeal is clear.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to reach out to listing broker Brent Hermann for a detailed specification sheet, equipment inventory, and viewing arrangements.