A €1,000,000 price reduction has been announced on the Moonen Yachts motor yacht Archipelago, listed for sale with Simon Goldsworthy of Edmiston.
Delivered in 2005, Archipelago was built in the Netherlands by Moonen Yachts, designed by Stolk Marimecs. Her naval architecture was completed by Rene Van Der Velden, and the interiors were designed by Alessandra Negrato.
Stepping on board, the main saloon offers cream carpets contrasted with brightly coloured soft furnishings. Moving forward in the open-plan space, a dining area seats 10 guests.
Forward, a full-beam main deck master suite features an en suite bathroom. The yacht offers flexible accommodation for nine guests, comprising a full beam VIP cabin, two twins and a single cabin on the lower deck. All cabins are characterised by cream linen and light wood panelling throughout.
Stepping outside, the main deck aft offers an al fresco dining space, featuring a banquette and three deck chairs. Forward, there's a large sunpad with an optional shading cover – perfect for sunbathing or for private relaxation away from the rest of the yacht.
Meanwhile, up top, the sundeck offers a spacious entertaining area with multiple seating options. Two large built-in sofas around two dining tables offer a flexible dining space with optional shading.
Aft, a selection of sun beds provides unobstructed views; the perfect sun-catching spot.
The yacht for sale's twin Caterpillar engines allow for a maximum speed of 12.7 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots.
Lying in Mandelieu-La-Napoule, France, Archipelago is now asking €4,900,000 EU VAT paid.