The 57.7-metre CMN motor yacht Netanya 8 has returned to the brokerage market, now listed for sale with Alex Lees-Buckley of Camper & Nicholsons.
Constructed in steel and aluminium at the French yard, she has undergone extensive upgrades since her 2007 delivery, including a recent galley restoration, upgrades in the owner's cabin, guest cabins and guest foyer, and completion of her 20-year class survey.
Winch Design penned Netanya 8's exterior and interior design - the latter of which Andrée Putman later updated, including the main saloon and upper-deck "family room". A fresh, neutral colour palette runs through the open-plan main deck saloon and dining area, with loose furnishings and a large marble-topped dining table.
Accommodation spans seven cabins and sleeps up to 14 guests, including a main-deck owner's cabin with a private gym.
Two guest cabins sit on the bridge deck, one with a private balcony, while four additional guest cabins are arranged on the lower deck: three doubles and one twin.
Netanya 8's exterior spaces are defined by their extensive al fresco entertaining and lounging options. The large main aft deck serves as a welcoming area, featuring a spacious sofa and high-low tables for lounging and informal gatherings close to the water.
The primary al fresco dining area sits on the bridge deck aft, surrounded by sliding glass windbreakers that protect guests from the elements without disrupting the view. Guests can retreat to a sofa spanning almost the width of the deck.
A large, air-conditioned gym is stationed on the sundeck, bookended by open-air deck spaces with loose furniture for lounging and sunbathing.
Two 3516-B diesel engines power the yacht for sale, which can reach a maximum speed of 16 knots and cruise at 15 knots.
Lying in Monaco, Netanya 8 is asking €25,000,000.