A €750,000 price drop has been announced on the 33-metre Custom Line motor yacht Queen J III, listed for sale with Alex G Clarke of Denison Yachting.
Being the most recent Custom Line Navetta 33 motor yacht built, Queen J III was delivered in 2024 and has been privately used since new, boasting low engine hours. She features over €2,000,000 worth of upgrades throughout the Zuccon International Project vessel, including custom interior decor and upgraded zero-speed gyro stabilisers. Her naval architecture was developed by the Ferretti Engineering Department.
Stepping on board, her main saloon incorporates stonework throughout, with custom marbles on the formal dining table that seats 10. The space also benefits from a side balcony off the main living area, creating an indoor-outdoor arrangement, and two forward-facing chairs finished in deep burgundy next to a large, inviting L-shaped settee.
The main deck hosts a spacious master suite that features a desk area facing outboard with a large window, walk-in wardrobes, a living area and a his-and-hers en suite. The forward-facing centre line king is surrounded by large windows letting natural light fill the cabin.
Guest accommodation comprises four en suite cabins, three of which are queen and one is a twin.
The aft deck is a highlight on board, with a sociable lounge area consisting of two chairs surrounding a circular coffee table. Aft offers forward-facing sunpads for sunbathing on board.
Up a level, the wheelhouse boasts a forward-facing raised settee paired with an upgraded premium bridge.
Forward sits the bow area with another lounging option. Blending three main areas: a forward-facing L-shaped sitting area, a sunpad spot with optional shading and a small sitting area furthest forward that the broker notes is a perfect place to "possibly catch the sight of dolphins swimming on the bow".
The skylounge is fitted with a deep forest green sofa and large windows, creating a comfortable and airy space to relax on board.
The space has sliding doors that lead to a large rectangular stone table that seats 10. Moving through, another saloon features colourful furnishings and an L-shaped sofa.
A dedicated activity hub has been designed with a range of amenities on the sundeck. A built-in bar with bar stools sits on the port side, while additional seating areas complement a well-equipped fitness zone featuring TechnoGym equipment.
Down at sea level, a swim platform holds two bean bags and umbrellas for relaxing by the water with easy access to the sea.
The yacht for sale reaches a top speed of 15 knots and can cruise at 12 knots, boasting a maximum cruising range of 1,850 nautical miles.
Queen J III is now asking €12,235,000.