The 47.1-metre motor yacht Berilda is now listed as a joint central agency with Ken Bracewell and Brendan Roney of BR Marine Group and Andrew LeBuhn of Camper & Nicholsons. Her asking price has also been reduced by $1,500,000 before she crosses from Palm Beach, USA, to the Mediterranean for the summer season.
Built in 2001 by Dutch yard Feadship, the steel and aluminium yacht sports a beautiful, traditional interior by John Munford, complementing the exterior, which is classic De Voogt Feadship style. She was refitted from 2020 to 2022 when she had a full repaint.
Accommodation is for up to 14 guests in five cabins, the owner's suite having an en suite children's cabin as well as a study. Guests enjoy two queen doubles and two twin cabins with Pullman berths on the lower deck. There are quarters for a crew of 10 to 11.
Berilda's interior boasts satin-finished mahogany panelling, "plush carpeting" and pale soft upholstery. The main saloon leads to a formal dining room forward while the bridge deck's lounge and bar open out to an al fresco dining table. Up on the sundeck, guests can watch the big screen television from the sit-up wet bar or cool off in the Jacuzzi forward, where there are ample sunpads.
Twin 1,014hp Caterpillar diesel engines drive the 499GT yacht for sale at 13 knots cruising speed, with a maximum speed of 15 knots. Range at 10 knots is 4,600 nautical miles and she benefits from zero-speed stabilisers. Her 20-year Lloyd's survey was completed in 2021.
Berilda is now asking $19,500,000.