Description
2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost Extended (EWB) – Midnight Sapphire over Seashell – £89, 910 of factory options in Serenity Seating
A highly specified Rolls-Royce Ghost Extended in right-hand drive. It was configured new in January 2021 with a list price of £371, 910, including nearly £90, 000 of factory options. The Extended wheelbase adds rear legroom, and this car was ordered with the rear-cabin options that suit it best, making it equally rewarding to drive or to be driven in.
Exterior
Finished in Midnight Sapphire with no coachline, offset by the Polished Stainless Steel package and the Illuminated Grille. It sits on 21" twin-spoke fully polished wheels with body-coloured centres, and has chrome-plated visible exhausts and rear privacy glass.
Interior
Seashell leather with Navy Blue accents, including Navy Blue contrast stitching and extended piping, Navy Blue upper doors and dashboard top, a Navy Blue steering wheel with veneered spokes, and Navy Blue lambswool mats. Navy Blue RR monograms are embroidered on every headrest. The cabin is trimmed in Walnut Burr veneer with an extended leather headliner.
Highlights include:
EWB, Serenity Seating, Shooting Star Headliner, Rolls-Royce’s fibre-optic starlight roof
Illuminated Fascia, with the Ghost nameplate set among stars across the passenger side of the dashboard
Indulge Bespoke Clock
Illuminated “Ghost” treadplates
Rear cabin
Serenity rear seats with massage, and Sanctuary seating
Rear Theatre Configuration with seat-back screens and TV tuner
Fixed rear centre console with walnut picnic tables
Comfort and technology
Front seats with massage and ventilation
Effortless (power-closing) doors and Comfort Entry
Head-Up Display, Active Cruise Control and Driving Assistant
Park Assistant and High-Beam Assistance
Apple CarPlay, DAB, Connected Drive and WiFi hotspot preparation
Stolen vehicle tracking and a universal garage door opener
Powered by the 6. 75-litre twin-turbo V12 with all-wheel drive and all-wheel steering.
History and condition
49000 miles. 2owners. full Rolls-Royce main dealer history, last serviced on Sept 2026. 2 Keys, all books, original order specification included and all paperwork. Genuine out door cover and trickle charge (£1500)
The original Rolls-Royce order specification is available for inspection by serious buyers.
I wanted a car that worked as well from the back seat as from behind the wheel. The Ghost Extended was the obvious choice. It drives beautifully, but the extra length turns the rear into a proper lounge. Midnight Sapphire with Seashell and Navy is understated and elegant, and it never looks flashy.
Why it stands out
Most Ghosts are ordered with a handful of options. This one has nearly £90, 000 of them, including the most expensive choices on the list. It has the Shooting Star headliner, the illuminated fascia, the Indulge bespoke clock and Serenity rear seats, plus the full rear theatre set-up with picnic tables. You won’t find many on the used market specified like this, and you’d struggle to replicate it today without a long wait and a much bigger bill.
What makes it unique
It’s the detail. Navy Blue piping and stitching run through the cabin, RR monograms are embroidered on every headrest, and the Walnut Burr extends onto the steering wheel spokes. Nothing on it was left at default, and it feels like a car someone thought carefully about rather than one picked from a dealer’s stock.
My favourite thing about it
Sitting in the back at night with the Shooting Star headliner on is something else entirely. The cabin is completely silent and the starlight drifts across the fascia, and every journey feels like an occasion. The way it wafts along the motorway. The V12 is barely audible, and you arrive after a 200-mile drive feeling like you’ve hardly travelled.
