A $1,000,000 price drop has been announced on the 40.2-metre Delta Marine motor yacht Marlinda, listed for sale with Denison Yachting.
Built in GRP by US yard Delta Marine to a design by Jay Minor, Marlinda was delivered in 1989 and received a major $12 million refit in 2000 with further upgrades in 2014. The naval architecture was completed by Glade Johnson and John Schubert, whilst the interior, which features raised and fielded Honduran mahogany wood panelling, is owed to Glade Johnson and Intra-Design.
The main saloon offers comfortable seating on freestanding settees and club chairs, a marble-topped wine bar with a sink and fridge, a card table and an entertainment centre.
Forward through the corridor lined with bookshelves lies a formal dining room that seats six in an enclosed space, ideal for private functions. Furthest forward is an informal lounging space, with sofas and a TV.
Accommodation on board is for six guests across three marble-clad en suite cabins, including a full-beam master suite.
Outdoor spaces are plentiful and include an aft deck that can be fully enclosed and climate-controlled with air conditioning and heating.
A second saloon is featured on the upper deck, offering two sofas centred by a coffee table sitting adjacent to a round games table.
The flybridge is presented as an entertaining space, offering two helm chairs, three settees with adjustable tables and a twin-burner propane gas barbecue grill.
A fishing spot is built into the aft deck of the yacht, with a tank and two chairs ready to be enjoyed.
Twin Caterpillar diesel engines give her a top speed of 15 knots and a notable cruising range of 4,000 nautical miles at 13 knots.
Lying in Seattle, Washington, Marlinda is now asking $5,975,000.