A $500,000 price drop has been announced on the 39.6-metre Hatteras motor yacht Lone Star, listed for sale with Jeff Stanley of Gilman Yachts.
Built in GRP by the US yard, Lone Star was delivered in 1995 and underwent a significant refit in 2020 that saw her interiors "completely restyled". The broker noted that she "presents very well", with nearly all of her soft goods replaced in late 2024.
On board, the yacht's saloon stretches more than 12 metres, from the bar area aft to the dining area forward, the latter separated by a low divider and equipped with a Lazy Susan. A large L-shaped sofa on the port side offers seating for all guests, while two upholstered swivel chairs flank the entertainment centre, which includes a pop-up Samsung Smart TV, surround sound and Apple TV in the port and starboard cabinets.
Accommodation is for up to 10 guests across five cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck with a king-sized bed. A further four cabins lie below – three doubles and a twin – all equipped with en suite facilities. Meanwhile, there are further quarters for six crew.
The flybridge was refitted under the current owner to include improved access to its walk-behind bar, hot tub and seating, the latter partially sheltered under the hardtop. Immediately aft of the Pilothouse is the generous skylounge, featuring a $75,000 Brazilian Walnut hardwood sole added by Delta Marine in Seattle.
The yacht for sale has a maximum speed of 22 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots, thanks to twin 2,446hp Detroit diesel engines.
Lone Star is now asking $4,295,000.