A €1,000,000 price drop has been announced on the 34-metre RMK Marine motor yacht Cornelia, now listed for sale with Benjamin Barker of Camper & Nicholsons.
The vessel was delivered in 2006 by the Turkish yard and she has been well maintained under the same ownership since, with extensive refit works completed at Balk Shipyard. She was constructed in a steel hull and aluminium superstructure to a design by Willem De Vries Lentsch Jr. and interiors by Felix Buytendijk. She takes inspiration from Dutch steel gentleman’s yachts of an earlier era, pairing traditional character with the comforts, finish and functionality expected on board today.
Inside, her main saloon is finished with polished wood and cream soft furnishings, giving the area a classic interior look. A formal dining area is positioned longitudinally, forward of the saloon to starboard in the open-plan living space, making it ideal for entertaining large groups. Forward is an informal breakfast bar area for an alternative dining space.
The main deck also hosts the master suite with a private office and en suite. Guest accommodation is for up to nine guests and is located on the lower deck, comprising one double cabin and two twin cabins, one with an additional Pullman berth. Each cabin is en suite, creating a comfortable and practical arrangement for family use. There is also potential to convert Cornelia to a five-cabin layout.
The main deck features a banquette accompanied by a large polished wood dining table, seating all guests for an al fresco dining experience.
Meanwhile, her sundeck offers another al fresco dining space with optional shading depending on preference. There are also sun loungers on this deck, making it an ideal sun-catching spot. Inside, another saloon presents further lounging space with a large sofa and bar area.
A private lounging area can be found on the foredeck, with four sun beds positioned to benefit from uninterrupted views of the sea ahead. Closer to the water, Cornelia's beach club is well equipped with sporting equipment for guests to use at their leisure.
The 292GT yacht for sale is powered by a single ABC engine, giving her a maximum range of 4,600 nautical miles, a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 12 knots. She is also fitted with zero-speed stabilisers.
Currently located near Split, Croatia, Cornelia is now asking €5,825,000.