A €2,000,000 price reduction has been announced on the 44.2-metre Dunston motor yacht Daddy Shane, listed for sale with Gaspard Milazzo and David Rottiers of G-Yachts.
Combining the character of a classic gentleman's yacht with a volume of 560GT, she was delivered by the British shipyard in 1967, which also completed her naval architecture. She was designed by Yankee Delta Studio alongside interiors penned by Allori Design and was comprehensively refitted in 2026.
Her main deck hosts the main saloon, where two floral-upholstered sofas frame the coffee tables, creating an inviting space for guests. Forward from this lies a formal dining area, separated from the main saloon space to allow for privacy when entertaining.
Forward, a second saloon is included on the deck, featuring various sofas as well as a round games table. The interiors are characterised by polished wood floors and are flanked by windows, allowing natural light to enhance the social space.
Accommodation on board is for five guests and one full-beam master located on the upper deck, all equipped with a dressing room, en suite and television.
Al fresco is in abundance on the yacht, where the main deck aft showcases a dining table accommodating 10 guests; a perfect setting for open-air entertaining.
Up a level, a second saloon is featured that provides more soft furnishings for a formal entertaining setting. Through double doors, an elongated upper deck features sofas and a coffee table under shading, as well as a dining table for 16 guests.
The bridge deck stands as an entertainment haven, where expansive lounging areas flow seamlessly into a bar complete with stools. Crowning this social hub is a pool, positioned to frame uninterrupted views of the water beyond.
The yacht for sale's top speed is 15 knots, her cruising speed is 12 knots and her power comes from a Ruston Hornsby diesel engine.
Daddy Shane is now asking €12,000,000.