The 55.2-metre Trinity motor yacht Unbridled has been sold in a deal with Kevin Merrigan of Northrop & Johnson representing the seller.
Built in aluminium by the US yard to a design by Geoff Van Aller, Unbridled was delivered in 2009 as a full displacement yacht and refitted in 2019. Her refit included a full repaint and overhaul of interior furnishings and soft goods. She completed her 15-year special survey in 2024.
Unbridled's flexible six-cabin layout welcomes up to 16 guests. The full-beam master suite features a private study area, a spacious his-and-hers en suite bathroom complete with a multi-jet steam shower and deep soaking bath, as well as an adjacent convertible cabin. This space can be arranged with a double fold-down bed or two Pullmans, perfect for hosting children, nannies or security.
The yacht's four additional cabins include two VIPs and two double cabins, each with an extra single bed and a Pullman as well as an en suite bathroom. Further accommodation sleeps a crew of 14.
An interior courtesy of Patrick Knowles makes use of over 20 different types of wood to create intricate styling, best showcased in the main saloon and skylounge. Unbridled's skylounge is a popular social hub complete with a games table, a full bar, ample seating and two large flatscreen televisions. Aft of this level is an al fresco dining table and an expansive outdoor lounge space.
Her exterior decks sport a myriad of areas for lounging, sunbathing, dining and exercising, such as on her sundeck, which features generous sunpads, a full bar and a Jacuzzi. There is also a shaded dining space and a dedicated gym area aft, offering panoramic views.
The yacht is also equipped with large tenders and was built for long-range, comfortable adventures with family and friends.
She has a range of 5,900 nautical miles at 12 knots, courtesy of twin 2,012hp Caterpillar engines, and a top speed of 19 knots.
Unbridled was last asking $22,950,000.