The 38.1-metre Westport motor yacht Serenity has been sold in a deal with Shannon McCoy and Michael Mahan of Worth Avenue Yachts representing the seller and Drew Offerdahl of Denison Yachting introducing the buyer.
Delivered in 2018, Serenity was constructed by American shipyard Westport, which also completed the exterior design, naval architecture and the contemporary interior alongside Holly Hunt.
On board, the main deck houses a light and airy saloon, with two large sofas and two armchairs, flanked by large windows for panoramic views. Moving forward, the formal dining area seats eight guests in the same open-plan layout, allowing an easy flow between the two spaces.
Serenity's impressive 329GT allows for a spacious living arrangement, with accommodation for 10 guests across five cabins. The layout includes a master cabin located on the main deck that features a his-and-hers en suite complete with a steam shower. Meanwhile, the lower deck has three double guest cabins, all equipped with en suites. The yacht was also built with a gym, which can be converted into a fifth cabin depending on party size and preference.
Outside, the aft deck features an al fresco dining space shaded by the deck above. The uninterrupted views give this area a sense of openness for guests dining.
Up top, the flybridge offers a lounging area and a coffee table next to the helm, paired with a bar and grill, creating a sociable al fresco space.
Aft, the sundeck also features a lounging area with cream coloured sunpads, chairs and sunbeds for sunbathing. A highlight on board is the spa pool that lies in the sun, ready to be used for relaxing.
The foredeck features another sunpad area that has reclining backs if a sunbed is preferred. Additionally, a built-in sofa and coffee tables offer an al fresco dining space that can be shaded by a retractable awning.
The yacht is equipped with twin MTU engines that allow for top speeds of 25 knots and cruising speeds of 22 knots.
Serenity was last asking $18,900,000.

