Floating Home is LYRA's catalogue lens for a yacht framed around longer stays, private daily life and the experience of a residence on the water. It is not a technical certification and it does not prove the suitability of every tagged model for a particular owner's lifestyle. It is a way to start a more useful search than simply filtering by length or price.
The 2026 Floating Home selection contains 450 models from 97 represented brands. Its median listed starting price is €15.5M and its median length is 33.78 m / 110.8 ft. The middle half of the selection extends from €7.70M to €27.0M, so the tag spans more than one ownership scale.
Floating Home-tagged models by length band
The chart shows the length distribution of models carrying LYRA’s Floating Home tag. The largest bands are 25–<30 m / 82–<98 ft with 111 records and 40–50 m / 131–164 ft with 92, followed by 30–<35 m / 98–<115 ft with 68, 35–<40 m / 115–<131 ft with 58 and over 50 m / 164 ft with 63. It shows that this selection spans both substantial long-stay yachts and larger residence-scale options.
Market snapshot
| Measure | Catalogue finding |
|---|---|
| Floating Home-tagged models | 450 |
| Represented brands | 97 |
| Median listed price | €15.5M |
| Middle half of listed prices | €7.70M–€27.0M |
| Median LOA | 33.78 m / 110.8 ft |
| Median listed €/m | €449,115 |
| Motor / Sailing | 381 / 69 |
| Catamaran hulls | 60 |
LYRA catalogue selection · 2026
This snapshot places 450 Floating Home-tagged models from 97 brands in context through price, length and configuration. The median listed price is €15.50M at 33.78 m / 110.8 ft, while the middle half of prices ranges from €7.70M to €27.00M; 381 of the models are motor yachts. It helps a buyer identify the size, budget and layout direction most relevant to an extended time aboard.
Where the selection is concentrated
Italy accounts for 285 Floating Home-tagged records, followed by France with 35, Turkey with 30, the Netherlands with 29 and the United Kingdom with 25. By length, the largest group is 25–<30 m / 82–<98 ft with 111 models, followed by 40–50 m / 131–164 ft with 92 and 30–<35 m / 98–<115 ft with 68.
This pattern makes the tag useful for buyers who expect to spend meaningful time aboard but do not want a search defined only by the upper end of the market. It includes 60 catamaran-hull models as well as 381 Motor and 69 Sailing records.
Five most represented brand portfolios
| Brand | Models |
|---|---|
| Sanlorenzo | 25 |
| ISA Yachts | 22 |
| TANKOA Yachts | 15 |
| Benetti | 14 |
| Cantiere Delle Marche Explorer Yachts | 13 |
Represented model records · 2026
The table identifies the five brand portfolios with the most records carrying the Floating Home tag in LYRA’s 2026 catalogue. Sanlorenzo has 25 models, ISA Yachts 22 and TANKOA Yachts 15, followed by Benetti with 14 and Cantiere Delle Marche Explorer Yachts with 13. It gives a buyer a practical route into comparing the brands most active in this segment.
The table is a count of current catalogue records. It is not a quality ranking or an assessment of living space, fit-out or comfort aboard.
Methodology
The analysis uses active LYRA records tagged `Floating Home` in the snapshot captured for 2026. Prices are listed EUR starting prices and may exclude options and taxes. The tag describes a catalogue lens, not a certification or guarantee of suitability.
LYRA perspective
The useful comparison begins with the intended life aboard, not the tag alone. Consider the rhythm of stays, privacy, guest use, crew support and the practical expectations of a residence on the water. The Floating Home lens can structure that search, but it is not a certification or a promise of suitability.
Continue your search
Explore the current LYRA catalogue selection.
Explore Floating Home yachts