A $500,000 price reduction has been announced on the 43-metre Christensen motor yacht La Sirena, listed for sale with Bob Cury of RJC Yachts.
Built in GRP to ABS class by American superyacht yard Christensen, who also completed the naval architecture, the raised pilothouse motor yacht was delivered in 2000 and underwent a complete refit in 2024, along with completing her ABS 25-year inspection and survey. She was designed by Setzer Yacht Architects, and the interior of the yacht was penned by K.C. Designs and Sarah Fahey.
A large, open-plan main saloon greets guests as they step on board, fit with a full bar and motorised 106-inch cinema-style projector screen. There is a separate formal dining room with a Honduran mahogany table seating eight guests, and a country-style galley which has built-in seating for eight.
Accommodation is for up to nine guests in a master suite plus three queen-sized guest cabins, all with en suite bathroom facilities, as well as spacious crew quarters for seven.
La Sirena benefits from an enclosed aft deck, complete with air-conditioning, which features a large dining and lounging area. The space is surrounded by windows, which means guests can enjoy panoramic views. Outside, her foredeck is designed with a built-in sofa and sunpads for relaxing in the sun.
An expansive flybridge offers another excellent venue for al fresco cocktails and dining, thanks to a bar, barbecue and a spa pool flanked by sunpads and paired with another bar. The optional shading on the deck makes it a flexible space for all-weather use.
Twin 1,800hp MTU engines give her a maximum speed of 19 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots, as well as a transatlantic range of 4,000 nautical miles.
La Sirena is now asking $6,495,000.