The 44-metre Sanlorenzo motor yacht Annabella has been sold in a deal with Mark Woodmansey and Wing Hoong Chia of Burgess representing the seller.
Delivered in 2021 as one of just 13 yachts in the popular 44 Alloy series, Annabella has been recognised on the international stage for her unique Liaigre interior design and craftsmanship. She is the fifth superyacht transacted by Burgess’ Asia team so far this year.
Stepping on board, a spacious main saloon is characterised by a striking wooden ceiling and neutral brown tones, lending an earthy quality to the central hub on board. The design, by Zuccon International Project, blends the lounging space with a dining area, creating a sociable open-plan layout that encourages hosting on board.
Accommodation is for 10 guests across five spacious cabins, including a master suite accompanied by an en suite, dressing room and private balcony for an added element of decadence.
Al fresco living is encouraged across all decks, with dining areas and lounging spaces set both under the overhang and in the sun.
Up a level, a second saloon, furnished in darker-tones and cocooned in a crushed velvet carpet, provides an atmospheric, intimate space for evening gatherings.
Forward-facing sunpads on the foredeck offer a place to soak in the sun and enjoy almost 360-degree views, while the spa pool provides a refreshing spot to cool off.
A highlight on board is the sundeck, which invites relaxing, dining and entertaining in one versatile space. With the dining area positioned under the hard rooftop, al fresco dining is not limited by the weather.
Down at sea level, a fold-down beach club provides a platform for restless guests to enter the water or launch watersports from.
The motor yacht's top speed is 23 knots, while her cruising speed is 21 knots, with power coming from her twin MTU engines.
Annabella was last asking €24,000,000.