Superyacht Time For Us sold by Burgess

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As the month of May draws to a close, there’s still time to report a significant sale as Burgess confirms that the 52m Feadship motor yacht Time For Us closed last night to a direct client.

Built by the De Vries yard in 1994, this superyacht accommodates as many as 15 guests in a sumptuous main deck master suite along with two double and two twin staterooms and a triple cabin, all with en-suite marble bathrooms. Time For Us was asking $32 million.

For more information about this superyacht contact:

Burgess
T: +44 20 7766 4300
E: london@burgessyachts.com
W: www.burgessyachts.com