The 32.9-metre Gulf Craft motor yacht Santosh has been sold and will soon be renamed Gold Star, with Mark Osterhaven of Worth Avenue Yachts representing the seller and Nicolas Guitarrd of Next Generation Yachting introducing the buyer.
Santosh is part of the Dubai-based shipyard's Majesty 100 series, constructed in 2020 with a semi-displacement hull and superstructure built in fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP). The yacht operates under commercial registration with the Cayman Flag and maintains RINA Class classification.
The interior design emphasises light colors throughout, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows and large glass doors that create an open and inviting atmosphere. The main saloon accommodates three large sofas with an adjacent dining area seating up to 10 guests, separated by a 55-inch television.
The skylounge serves as a cosy retreat, featuring a large L-shaped sofa and gaming table. Fully opening doors provide access to the al fresco living areas.
The main deck aft incorporates two fold-out balconies that expand the space for both large gatherings and intimate dining. The upper deck aft is equipped with a bar, grill and lounge seating, with the option of custom-made sail coverings for weather protection when required.
Accommodation is for 10 guests across five staterooms. The on-deck master stateroom features a king-sized bed and oversized windows, with an en suite bathroom incorporating marble accents and a large waterfall shower. Four additional guest staterooms are located below deck.
Propulsion is provided by twin MAN V12-1900 1,874hp engines, delivering a cruising speed of 15.4 knots and a maximum speed of 20 knots.
Santosh's last known asking price was $5,950,000.