The 39-metre Ada Yacht Le Pietre has received a €510,000 price drop to her listing with Monty Batt of Northrop & Johnson.
Designed by Onur Tekim, Le Pietre was built in laminated mahogany by Turkish yard Ada Yachts to RINA class and delivered in 2009 as a ketch-rigged motorsailer. She was most recently refitted in 2024 and her interiors are owed to Hale Döke.
Stepping on board, the main saloon, accessible from the pilothouse, features a cosy port-side sofa area with a coffee table. Adjacent is a dining table that seats eight guests.
The contemporary interior has pale oak panelling contrasting with dark wood floors and neutral soft furnishings.
Accommodating eight guests in four cabins, the cabins comprise a full-beam master suite and VIP suite, along with a double and a twin convertible to a double. All cabins have full air conditioning, entertainment centres, television screens and marble en-suite bathroom facilities. She can also sleep up to six crew members across three cabins.
Outside, the exterior deck is designed for relaxation. The aft features a dining table for eight under a sun awning. Forward, the foredeck offers a spacious U-shaped lounge with a transformable table, accommodating up to 12 guests for al fresco dining.
A popular charter yacht, Le Pietre comes with a full complement of water toys, including a Northstar tender, Sea-Doo jet ski, snorkelling gear and a range of towables. Under power, twin 455hp Cummins diesel engines give her a cruising speed of eight knots.
Lying in Turkey, Le Pietre is now asking €3,990,000.