The 28-metre AllSeas motor yacht D'Nice has been sold in a deal with Trevor Caroll of Fraser representing the seller and Grant Ninneman of Denison Yachting introducing the buyer.
Built in steel and aluminium by the US yard to a design by Tim Alls, D'Nice was delivered in 2010 as an ABS-classed world-girdling explorer yacht.
The main deck saloon is complete with a leather sofa and matching ottoman, two chairs, end tables, and an elegant circular dining table for six. Forward is a ‘country kitchen’ style galley with a dinette offering casual snacks throughout the day.
Belying her rugged exterior, an interior in fine woods and marble accommodates 10 guests in five cabins laid out as a master suite, two doubles and two twins. All guest cabins have en suite facilities, while the crew quarters sleep four staff aboard the yacht.
Al fresco spaces include three decks and a hard-topped flybridge, which is a particular highlight with its spa pool, wet bar, relaxed seating and additional helm station. The aft deck is ideal for al fresco dining, with a dining table for eight, electric barbecue and beverage cooler.
D'Nice has a fishing boat deep-water anchoring system and a range of approximately 5,000 nautical miles, very unusual for a yacht this size. She has cruised the east and west coasts of the USA, transited the Panama Canal, and has proven extremely seaworthy in every bad weather situation encountered.
Twin Cummins diesel engines power her to a cruising speed of 10 knots, topping out at 12 knots.
D'Nice was last asking $3,495,000.