A $1,000,000 price reduction has been announced on the 44-metre Trinity Yachts sportsfish yacht Bad Company, listed for sale with Neil Emmot at Superyacht Sales and Charter.
Delivered in 1998, Bad Company was conceived as a true bluewater yacht with a history of successful canal transits, world-class sportfishing expeditions and, in recent years, cruises around the Caribbean and the Bahamas.
Designed by Sharp Design, with interiors penned by Marlena Gershowitz and Dee Robinson, she has undergone several extensive refits and maintenance in the last five years, most recently receiving a new wave runner engine, rebuilt hydraulic steering pumps and a 300-hour MTU service.
Her aluminium semi-displacement monohull boasts a striking grey profile, accompanied by a bright white superstructure that contrasts with her teak decks and warm wooden interiors.
She comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests across five generous cabins, including a full-beam owner's suite with his-and-her en suite.
Bad Company boasts three spacious decks, providing ample exterior and interior living spaces. Guests are welcomed into a comfortable main saloon furnished with neutral sofas and blue cushions for a pop of colour.
A skylounge and expansive aft deck serve as premier al fresco dining and entertaining zones, while a flybridge with a Jacuzzi offers the ultimate secluded retreat. A notable highlight on board is the tournament-ready sportfishing cockpit, offering guests the chance to catch offshore fish.
Powered by twin 3,460hp MTU engines, she cruises comfortably at 23 knots and boasts a maximum speed of 26 knots.
Lying in Pier Sixty-Six Marina in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Bad Company is now asking $7,900,000.