Elevate your living space with the timeless elegance of this 1996 Maeari Model G-450A. Measuring at a compact 4’8”, this petite baby grand is the perfect solution for those who desire the majestic presence and acoustic richness of a grand piano without sacrificing significant floor space.

Finished in a stunning high-polish mahogany, this instrument offers a warm, sophisticated aesthetic that serves as both a beautiful piece of furniture and a high-quality musical tool. Maeari pianos are well-regarded for their balance of build quality and playability, making this an excellent choice for students, hobbyists, or anyone looking to add a touch of class to their home.

Key Features:

• Dimensions: 4’8” (Ideal for smaller rooms, apartments, or studios).
• Finish: Luxurious High Polish Mahogany.
• Year: 1996 (A well-maintained instrument with many years of musical potential).
• Sound: Known for a balanced, clear tone that punches well above its compact size.
• Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition—regularly maintained and ready to be enjoyed.

Whether you are looking to take your piano practice to the next level or simply want a centerpiece that invites family and friends to gather, this Maeari G-450A provides a professional-level experience in a space-saving footprint.

Value Comparison: Used vs. New

When considering an investment in a grand piano, it is helpful to look at the market for new instruments. As of 2026, purchasing a brand-new baby grand piano—even at the entry level—typically requires an investment starting between $12,000 and $20,000.

By choosing this pre-owned 1996 Maeari model for $4,999, you are securing a significant financial advantage:

• Substantial Savings: You are paying a fraction of the cost of a new comparable model, saving thousands of dollars while still obtaining a fully functional, acoustic instrument.
• Depreciation: Much like a vehicle, new pianos depreciate most sharply in their first few years. This piano has already moved past that curve, meaning it is more likely to retain its current market value should you choose to resell it in the future.
• Character and Reliability: Maeari pianos from this era are known for their sturdy construction. By purchasing a well-loved and maintained instrument, you are often getting a “played-in” action that has been refined over time, providing a tactile experience that can sometimes feel more responsive than a brand-new, stiff action.

This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a grand piano at a price point that is often reserved for upright or digital models, without compromising on the authentic acoustic experience.