The 39.6-metre Palmer Johnson motor yacht 4*Puppies has been sold, with Josh Gulbranson of Fraser representing the seller and Jay Jones of Fox Yacht Sales introducing the buyer.
Built in 2003 by US-based shipyard Palmer Johnson, 4*Puppies reaps the rewards of an extensive refit period in 2022, including a full repaint, a new air conditioning system and a shore power converter. According to her broker, she is “nothing short of impeccable” and has had two owners since new.
With exteriors courtesy of Murray & Associates, the yacht sports a white superstructure and a light blue hull, featuring clean lines, large windows and a streamlined bow. Her interior styling stems from the drawing boards of A La Mer, Preston Phillips.
Accommodation is for 14 guests across a five-cabin layout. The full-beam owner’s suite, located on the lower deck, features his-and-hers en suite bathrooms. Also on the lower deck are three additional guest cabins, while a VIP room is located on the main deck. A study, complete with its own bathroom, offers the flexibility to convert into a sixth suite, children’s playroom or additional lounge space.
Her spacious main saloon is adjoined by the formal dining area, with expansive windows filling the space with natural light. Above, the sky lounge is designed for relaxation and entertainment, featuring light wood finishes, a bar and seating set against panoramic views.
The sundeck is a standout feature, equipped with a Jacuzzi, sunpads, a bar, BBQ and ample space for lounging.
The 399GT yacht is powered by twin 1,000hp Caterpillar engines which offer a maximum speed of 14.5 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
4*Puppies was last asking $5,950,000.