The 67.6-metre Amels motor yacht Neninka has been sold in an in-house deal at Burgess, with Rupert Nelson and John St Hill representing the seller and Tim Vickers representing the buyer.
Built in the Netherlands, Neninka was delivered in 2019 as the only LE 220 model, penned by British designer Tim Heywood. Inside, her neutral-toned interiors were penned by fellow British designer Winch Design, while her naval architecture was developed in-house by Amels.
Designed for entertaining large parties, the inviting saloon onboard Neninka offers ample space for lounging on large cream sofas centred around a marble coffee table. Guests can also make use of the more formal dining area, which is illuminated by large windows.
Accommodation on board is for 14 guests across seven cabins. The master suite, located on the main deck, includes a private entrance, an office space, a spacious cabin and an en suite, with carefully selected artwork to bring the retreat to life.
Further accommodation can be found across two VIP cabins on the bridge deck, both with a private lounge, as well as four cabins on the lower deck. She can also sleep up to 18 crew members.
On deck, the main deck aft offers multiple seating areas and coffee tables under the shade of the deck above. Via the spiral staircase and lift, further social space can be found on the bridge deck with a bar, small dining table and lounging area. Through the glass double doors, the main feature of the bridge deck is the expansive built-in dining room table that seats all guests on board.
Characterised by its light wood polishing and cream soft chairs, the al fresco dining area is shaded by the roof of the sundeck, making it an ideal all-weather social space.
Additional lounging space can be found on this bridge deck, both forward and aft, with built-in sofas and coffee tables offering alternative al fresco dining space.
Up top, the sundeck features a spa pool flanked by large sunpads and banquettes, alongside a round dining table for up to 10 guests and further lounge space.
A gym with large windows can also be found on this deck. Meanwhile, at the beach club, sun loungers are positioned during anchor for those looking to soak in the sun with easy access to the water, complemented by a bar for refreshments.
Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, the motor yacht cruises comfortably at 12.8 knots, reaches a top speed of 16.5 knots and has a 5,000 nautical mile range, making her more than capable of long-distance cruising.
Neninka was last asking €85,000,000.