The 30-metre Moonen motor yacht Little Perle has been sold less than six months after joining the market. Marco Fodale of Fraser Monaco introduced the buyer, while Peter Redford and Eugenio Cannarsa of Fraser Australia represented the seller, supported by Richard Lambert of Burgess Monaco.
The motor yacht was built in steel and aluminium by the Dutch yard and launched in 2008 as the first in a highly successful custom series of Moonen 97 displacement cruisers. Her design is owed to Diana Yacht Design, and she features naval architecture from René van der Velden with an open interior from Art-Line.
On the main deck, her spacious saloon features contemporary styling with wenge wood joinery, along with light fabrics and designer furniture. Soft furnishings centred by a coffee table invite informal entertaining or lounging. In the same open-plan space is a dining table for eight guests paired with a bar.
Al fresco dining can be found on the main deck aft, offering a dining table for eight guests paired with a banquette for lounging in the sun.
Accommodation on board is all located on the lower deck and is for eight guests across a master suite, VIP suite and two twin cabins, all with entertainment centres and en suites.
Up top, the flybridge has a variety of entertaining and relaxing spaces, with built-in sofas, a dining table, a bar and sunpads across the deck.
Twin 600hp Caterpillar engines give her a cruising speed of 12 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles.
Little Perle was POA.