Axopar 45 Cross Top For Sale

Axopar / Axopar 45 Cross Top

The Axopar 45 Cross Top is a revolutionary motor yacht that combines sophisticated design with unmatched versatility, making it ideal for both leisurely cruises and adventurous expeditions. With a sleek and modern aesthetic, this vessel stands out in any marina, boasting a spacious and functional layout that maximizes comfort and usability. At approximately 13.5 meters in length, the yacht provides ample room for socializing, with an inviting open deck layout that encourages interaction and relaxation. The Cross Top design offers a perfect blend of protection and openness, ensuring that passengers can enjoy the sun and sea breeze while being shielded from the elements when necessary. Performance is at the heart of the Axopar 45 Cross Top, featuring powerful inboard engines that deliver exhilarating speeds and exceptional fuel efficiency. The yacht is engineered with a planning hull configuration, allowing it to glide effortlessly over the water, providing a stable and smooth ride even in challenging conditions. Inside, the yacht is fitted with luxurious amenities and high-quality finishes, offering a comfortable retreat for up to eight guests. Two well-appointed cabins provide restful sleeping arrangements, while the spacious saloon and galley ensure a pleasant onboard experience. The Axopar 45 Cross Top is the result of meticulous design and engineering, crafted by renowned naval architects and designers. With a focus on quality and innovation, Axopar continues to lead the way in modern yacht design, offering a vessel that is as functional as it is stylish. Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, the Axopar 45 Cross Top is your perfect companion on the water.

Length

13.5M

Beam

4.1M

Draft

1.1M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

40KT

Fuel

1400L

Range

300NM

Engine

Twin Mercury Verado 400

Option 1

Twin Mercury Verado 450

Option 2

Twin Mercury Verado 600

Naval

J&J Design

Exterior

J&J Design

Interior

J&J Design

Axopar 45 Cross Top Price

New Starting From

€980,000

High Price Brokerage

€850,000

Low Price Brokerage

€750,000

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A day boat and a cruiser rarely sit comfortably in the same hull. The Axopar 45 Cross Top manages both, and does it without asking her owner to choose. At 13.5 metres, she is built around one idea: a single platform that reconfigures itself for whoever is aboard. Gullwing doors open the bow into a forward lounge, the central deck runs to a wet bar and multiple helm positions, and the stern folds down into bench seating or, on request, a private cabin with its own transom view. Twin Mercury Verado 400 engines carry her to a 40 knot top end and a 25 knot cruise, with 300 nautical miles of range on 1,400 litres of fuel to back it up. J&J Design, the naval architects behind the whole Axopar range, drew a hull that tracks straight and holds its composure at speed. For a buyer who wants one boat that covers a full day out and an occasional night aboard, without the compromises that usually come with trying to do both, the Cross Top earns her name.

Performance

Point her and go: the Axopar 45 Cross Top tracks in a straight line and holds it.

Twin Mercury Verado 400 engines are the standard fit, with 450 and 600 horsepower options available for owners who want more in reserve. Cruise sits at a settled 25 knots, and she will run to 40 knots flat out, figures that come with genuine seakeeping rather than raw bravado. A fuel capacity of 1,400 litres delivers 300 nautical miles of range, enough for a full day’s exploring with margin left over. At 8,000 kilograms of displacement on a 1.1 metre draught, she stays light on her feet and shallow enough for anchorages a heavier cruiser would have to skip. The result is a hull that feels composed at speed and unhurried at rest, an easy boat to drive well.

Exterior Design

The Cross Top name describes exactly what she is: covered where it matters, open everywhere else.

A fixed roof with wraparound glazing and independent sunroofs shelters the central deck without closing it in, and gullwing doors at the bow fold the forward section into an open air lounge for four the moment she stops. Underdeck, a single large locker swallows fenders and lines out of sight, while the T-top above carries bikes, paddle boards and kayaks clear of the deck. J&J Design has kept the profile lean at 4.11 metres of beam, a hull drawn for speed first and dressed for comfort second. Nothing about her reads as an afterthought.

Layout

Three zones, one deck, no wasted metres.

Forward, the gullwing bow opens onto lounge seating for four. Amidships, multiple helm positions sit alongside a dinette and wet bar, with refrigeration built in for a day that runs from morning coffee to sundowners. Aft, fold-down bulwark benches extend the entertaining space, and an optional U-shaped dinette turns the transom into a proper dining spot when the anchor is down. Owners building for charter or family use can specify a stern cabin in place of the open bench layout, trading a little deck space for an extra berth. Every zone connects to the next without a step or a choke point, so eight day guests can move freely from bow to stern.

Interior & Accommodation

Below decks she sleeps four, and does it with more thought than a day boat usually bothers with.

The standard layout offers a two-berth bow cabin, enough for weekending without ceremony. Owners who plan to stay aboard more often can specify the Cruising Concept, which swaps in a permanent double berth and an ensuite heads compartment forward. A second option converts the aft bench area into a private cabin with its own facilities and a transom-level view out to the water, useful for guests or crew who want separation from the main deck. Two cabins in total keep the accommodation modest by design, in keeping with a yacht built primarily for days at sea rather than long stays aboard, but the ensuite options mean she does not feel like a compromise when the sun goes down.

Ownership & Specification

At close to €980,000, the Cross Top asks a fair price for what she delivers.

She is built for a single crew member to run comfortably, with day capacity for eight and overnight accommodation for four across her two cabins. Engine options run from the standard twin Verado 400 through to a twin Verado 600 fit for owners who want more top end, and every configuration keeps the same 1.1 metre draught and shallow water access. Axopar’s reputation for build quality and resale value adds a practical argument to the emotional one. For an owner who wants a single yacht that handles a full day of guests, a fast passage between anchorages and the occasional night aboard, the Axopar 45 Cross Top is a considered, versatile choice.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Axopar 45 Cross Top side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Axopar 45 Cross Top stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.