A new central agency has been announced on the 39.6-metre Westport motor yacht Trust Fun (formerly All Inn), now listed for sale with John Jacobi of Fraser.
The motor yacht was delivered in 2008 and built in the United States of America by Westport, who also penned the interiors. She was designed by Gregory C. Marshall, while her naval architecture was developed by William Garden.
Stepping on board, the main saloon is designed for socialising, with a large L-shaped sofa paired with armchairs and a coffee table. The open-plan layout also includes a dining table seating eight guests for formal entertainment.
The full-beam master cabin is located forward, with a large his-and-hers en suite and a desk. The guest accommodation is located on the lower deck and includes two VIP cabins with large California king-size berths and ensuite heads. The two other guest cabins are mirror images; one with twin berths that can be combined to form a queen-size berth, the other with an additional Pullman berth, each with an en suite. She can also sleep up to seven crew members.
The aft deck is spacious for its class and includes a large round table for casual al fresco dining as well as an aft settee complemented by chairs and a bar. There is also a two-sided aft deck enclosure that further protects the aft deck from the elements.
There is a private foredeck area showcasing a round seating arrangement with a coffee table. This spot has uninterrupted views off the front of the yacht, making it an ideal space for bathing in the sun or enjoying sundowners.
Up on the upper deck, the saloon is designed with large windows that flood the space with natural light and provide panoramic views, and is complemented by a large sofa, chairs, and a fireplace.
The upper deck aft has a settee and table, as well as a spa pool for guests to use. The deck also features an overhead customised awning supported by custom carbon fibre poles, allowing for all-weather use.
The flybridge has another seating area for guests, with a bar, a grill and built-in sofas with coffee tables. She also has a large sunpad aft for the ideal suncatching spot.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin MTU engines, allowing for a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots.
Trust Fun is asking $10,950,000.