A 353-foot hybrid gigayacht wrapped in glass looks like a floating palace of light — and it'll only cost you a quarter of a billion dollars. Take a look inside.

"Luminosity" is currently on the market for over a quarter of a billion dollars.Benetti

• "Luminosity," a 353-foot hybrid gigayacht, just hit the market for €225 million ($268 million).
• The vessel, built by Italian shipyard Benetti, boasts cutting edge, green technology that allows it to run nearly silently with reduced emissions.
• The ship also has stunning exterior design elements, including over 8,600 square feet of window walls.
• It can accommodate 27 guests, 37 crew members, a helicopter, two cars, a sailboat, and motorbikes.

Italian shipyard Benetti just completed building one of the world's largest hybrid yachts — and the gigayacht can be yours for just a quarter of a billion dollars.

"Luminosity" is a 353-foot vessel that runs on a hybrid propulsion system and diesel-electric engines along with specially developed batteries for a silent, smooth ride. The ship also features eye-catching design elements on a surface level, like over 8,600 square feet of window walls and guest suite bathrooms that look more like pieces of modern art.

The yacht can accommodate up to 27 guests across 12 suites, along with 37 crew members across 22 cabins. And that's not to mention two cars, including a Phantom Rolls Royce, a 24-foot sailboat, and two motorbikes.

The original owner decided to sell just weeks before delivery, and the floating palace is currently on the market with an asking price of €225 million ($268 million).

Here's a look inside.