The 47.25 metre Sunseeker yacht Blush, currently for sale with Camper & Nicholsons International, will join the Monaco Yacht Show fleet. Famously owned by the Jordan Family Trust, she was the first hull in the Sunseeker 115 range and is the yacht builder’s flagship.
Blush is asking £19,500,000 with Camper & Nicholsons International.
Superyacht Hadia, for sale with Yachtzoo, will be attending the Monaco Yacht Show. Built by Hakvoort in 2006, this 50 metre luxury yacht features interior proportions seen more commonly in larger yachts.
Designed to offer maximum luxury for the owner and their guests, she has a number of elegant outdoor spaces and is fitted with a fantastic hot tub, a gym and a heli-deck.
Hadia is asking €25,000,000 with Yachtzoo.
Palmer Johnson’s 51.13 metre superyacht Helios 2, currently listed for sale with Fraser Yachts, will be on display at Monaco Yacht Show. Built as a safe family yacht, she was launched in 2002 and is one of the largest US-built yachts of all time.
Helios 2’s history is peppered with thorough maintenance work and upgrades to keep her in excellent condition. The most recent was in 2015, when she was given a new interior.
Helios 2 is asking $14,500,000 with Fraser Yachts.
The 67.5 metre superyacht Icon, listed for sale with Camper & Nicholsons International, will be at Monaco Yacht Show.
Built by Icon Yachts in 2010, Icon was refitted extensively in 2014 to maintain her reputation as a pioneering yacht, extending her by five metres and adding a new pool, a larger gym and a Hammam and sauna.
Icon is asking €56,500,000 with Camper & Nicholsons International.
The 59.31 metre Benetti superyacht Lady Luck is listed for sale with Merle Wood & Associates and will be at the 2016 Monaco Yacht Show. Sold earlier this year, she was previously known as Lady Lara and was launched in 2009. Despite being built to ABS class and with the ability to accommodate up to 12 guests, she has never been chartered.
Lady Luck is asking €35,000,000 with Merle Wood & Associates.
The 40 metre Heesen superyacht Little Fish will be joining the brokerage fleet at Monaco Yacht Show. Meticulously maintained, this luxury yacht for sale can be sailed away by a new owner.
Delivered in 2001, Little Fish was brought up to date in 2010 when she was extensively refitted. Her interior, which accommodates eight guests in four suites, was overhauled during the work.
Little Fish is asking €8,900,000 VAT paid with Ocean Independence.
Martha Ann is first of two Lürssen yachts for sale at Monaco Yacht Show in this round-up. The 70.2 metre yacht, which just received a significant reduction in asking price, was delivered in 2008 and refitted in 2014.
She has a number of highlights including a sports deck, an impressive superyacht elevator and a baby grand player piano in her main saloon.
Martha Ann is asking $79,000,000 with IYC.
Baltic-built sailing superyacht Pink Gin is for sale with Fraser Yachts and will be at the 2016 MYS. Launched in 2006, she was custom-built for her owner who sailed this 46.22 metre yacht around the world. Her interior highlights include three VIP suites and a large upper saloon with full dining capability, with a large guest cockpit on deck.
Pink Gin is asking €12,900,000 with Fraser Yachts.
Sailing superyacht Silencio will be going to Monaco Yacht Show this year. Built in 2001, she was the third yacht in builder Perini Navi’s successful 50 metre series.
Silencio was refit in 2012 and given a new set of sails the year after. In 2013 she won the Perini Navi Cup and took the Millennium Cup in 2015. With generous outdoor dining areas and plenty of lounging spaces, Silencio is equally as comfortable when cruising.
Silencio is asking €12,950,000 with Edmiston.
The 58.22 metre Trinity superyacht Unbridled will be on display at Monaco Yacht Show 2016. Built in 2009, Unbridled has a top speed of 17 knots and a range of 5,900nm at 14 knots. She can accommodate 10 guests in five cabins with room for 13 crew.
Unbridled is asking $34,999,000 with IYC and Merle Wood & Associates.