[Video] Maximus III – 2025 Crescent Yacht – Custom Build for Sale

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Asking Price: $20,995,000 Tax Paid
120’ Aluminum Custom Yacht

Seller Financing, Creative Financing, & Charter-Back To Be Considered

There are yachts that photograph well, and then there are yachts that make you understand the lifestyle the moment you see them moving through the water. MAXIMUS III is the latter.

Delivered in 2025 by Crescent Custom Yachts, this 120’ tri-deck motor yacht was built for an owner who truly uses the boat — not just for show, not just for harbor presence, but for the long, sunlit days, quiet coves, early coffee, and open-water freedom that make ownership worth it. Watching her run through the Pacific Northwest, framed by deep blue water, forested shoreline, and snow-capped mountains in the distance, you immediately understand the intention behind the build: this is a yacht designed for real adventure, with the comfort and refinement to make every mile feel effortless.

Step aboard aft and MAXIMUS III begins to reveal her personality. She is elegant, but not delicate. Refined, but not overly formal. Her wide decks, clean railings, and generous exterior spaces make her feel confident underway and deeply comfortable at anchor. The cockpit and aft deck give her a true West Coast sensibility — a place for tender runs, fishing, boarding after shore excursions, or simply standing close to the water as the day slows down.

Move upward and the yacht opens into one of her most memorable spaces: the skydeck. This is where MAXIMUS III becomes more than a yacht — she becomes a private floating terrace. The Jacuzzi sits aft with open views over the water, paired with lounging space, a sit-up bar, and an outdoor dining area made for long lunches, sunset cocktails, and late nights under clear Pacific skies. It is easy to imagine the owner spending hours here, looking out over quiet anchorages, watching the tender return from shore, or simply enjoying the rare stillness that only comes when the horizon is yours.

The bow offers another kind of pleasure. Forward seating and sunning areas create a peaceful escape while underway, with the water sparkling ahead and the yacht’s sculpted lines carrying you toward the next cove, island, or harbor. In the video, MAXIMUS III has that rare presence where even the details feel intentional — polished stainless, broad glass, curved exterior lines, and quiet moments of light moving across the hull.

Inside, the tone shifts from adventure to calm. The interior is bright, warm, and beautifully restrained, with light blonde open-grain wood, soft neutral fabrics, off-white upholstery, warm stone, and illuminated onyx-style surfaces. The woodwork gives the yacht a relaxed West Coast character — natural, clean, and modern without feeling cold. It is not the heavy, dark, traditional yacht interior buyers often expect. It feels fresh, livable, and easy to spend time in.

The main living spaces are generous and social, designed for owners who want guests to feel instantly comfortable. The salon is spacious without feeling staged, with large windows, warm textures, and a layout that encourages conversation. This is the kind of room where people naturally gather after a day on the water — some still in sunglasses, someone pouring a drink, the next destination being debated casually over the table.

Forward, the galley brings even more of that lived-in luxury. MAXIMUS III was clearly designed around the way people actually spend time aboard. The galley is not hidden away as an afterthought; it feels like part of the experience. Light wood cabinetry, stone counters, casual seating, and open working space create a natural morning and midday hub. Coffee before a tender ride. Breakfast while anchored in the San Juans. A quick conversation with the chef before guests head back outside. It is one of those spaces that makes the yacht feel more personal, more useful, and more like home.

The most thoughtful move aboard MAXIMUS III is the bridge-deck Primary Stateroom. Elevated above the main guest flow, it gives the owner privacy, light, and a perspective that changes the entire experience of waking up onboard. This is where the yacht becomes deeply emotional. Imagine opening your eyes to an aft-facing sunrise, coffee in hand, with the water already glowing behind you. That choice — placing the Primary Stateroom at bridge-deck level — is not just a layout decision. It is a lifestyle decision.

The owner loves the view from this level because it gives every morning a sense of arrival. Whether anchored off a quiet island, drifting through the San Juans, or preparing for a longer run north, the suite turns the day’s first moments into something memorable. It gives MAXIMUS III a private owner’s retreat with the feeling of a much larger yacht: elevated, peaceful, panoramic, and separate from the energy of the main deck.

The ensuite continues the same calm luxury, with glowing stone, modern fixtures, a glass shower, and warm wood detailing that makes the space feel spa-like without being overdone. Throughout the yacht, the finishes are polished, but never loud. The materials work because they let the views do the talking.

Guest accommodations are equally considered, with five staterooms total for up to ten guests. The arrangement gives family and friends real comfort, with enough separation for privacy and enough shared space to keep the experience connected. It is the kind of yacht where a weekend can easily become a week, and a week can start to feel too short.

Underway, MAXIMUS III has a quiet confidence. The video captures her moving cleanly through open water, with the tender running nearby and the yacht holding a graceful, steady profile against the shoreline. She feels built for the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, the West Coast, and beyond — a yacht for owners who want the luxury of a custom build, but also the ability to actually go somewhere.

And that is what makes this offering rare.

MAXIMUS III is not simply being offered because the owner is finished with the lifestyle. Quite the opposite. The owner is keen to sell, but not eager to lose what this yacht has made possible: the mornings on the bridge deck, the quiet anchorages, the skydeck dinners, the tender runs, the wildlife, the coves, the shared meals, and the feeling of being just beyond the edge of everyday life.

For the right buyer, that creates a unique opportunity. If MAXIMUS III is the vessel you have been searching for, a thoughtful charter-back arrangement may be available for consideration, giving the next owner an additional layer of flexibility and business planning while allowing the current owner to remain connected to the lifestyle he built her for.

This is more than a 2025 custom Crescent. It is a finished vision, already proven on the water, ready for its next chapter.

See MAXIMUS III in person at Lake Union before May 10.

Step aboard. Feel the volume. Stand on the skydeck. Walk through the bridge-deck Primary Stateroom. Look aft and imagine the sunrise.

For buyers planning their next move — whether immediate ownership, a future custom build, or a rare yacht with a potential charter-back conversation — this is the moment to see what is possible.

Reply to request a private showing in PNW.