The 32.5-metre Numarine 32XP motor yacht Q.M. has been sold in a deal with Alex G. Clarke of Denison Yachting and Stig Bugge Jensen of SuperYachtsMonaco representing the seller, and Julian Milatz of YachtSpace introducing the buyer.
Since her delivery in 2019 from the Turkish yard, she has only ever been privately used by her original owner, who custom-ordered the vessel. Q.M. presents a boxy, masculine silhouette penned by Can Yalman, who also drew her interiors, while her naval architecture was developed by Umberto Tagliavini.
The warm earth tones that characterise Q.M.'s interiors were styled by Esra Kasmirci. A large main saloon encourages guests to gather around comfortable sofas and a dining table, benefiting from plenty of light through panoramic windows that stretch the full length of the main deck.
Accommodation on board is for 12 guests across six cabins, which include an entire private owner's deck on the upper level, a VIP cabin on the main deck and four cabins on the lower deck.
Forward, the main deck also features a private gym area located outboard of the main foyer.
A spacious aft deck features a centre-line dining table with built-in bench seating, as well as a cluster of sunpads and a full bar to accompany long days spent in the good weather.
The upper deck is part of the owner's suite and leads to a small private lounge area perfect for solo relaxation. Meanwhile, the sundeck, shaded in parts by a hard top, offers a second bar, comfortable seating and a second helm station.
Moving forward on the bow area, guests will find multiple sunpads and a table for additional socialising.
Q.M.'s transom door opens up to reveal a large beach club, one of the yacht's key features. Complete with a lounge, dayhead, a refrigerator with an ice maker and storage for water toys, this is the perfect space for friends and family to spend time together in and out of the water.
With her three-ton davit on the boat deck, the yacht is fully capable of carrying a number of best-in-class tenders and toys. She has a range of 4,000 nautical miles and her twin Caterpillar engines allow her cruising speeds of 12 knots.
Q.M. was last asking €8,850,000.