The 36.6-metre Christensen motor yacht Chanson has received a $500,000 price reduction to her listing with Leonce Richard and Michael Mahan of Worth Avenue Yachts.
Chanson was built in fibreglass to ABS standards in 1995 by the US-based shipyard, though she underwent a major refit in 2023.
Her tri-deck configuration and wide, eight-metre beam allow for large living areas on the main and upper decks, including walk-around side decks. The main saloon features a formal dining area forward, with light maple joinery and large panoramic windows that fill the space with natural light. Meanwhile, the main deck aft is equipped with a versatile three-sided enclosure that can be adjusted for all-weather comfort, with options for air conditioning or heat.
The upper deck features a captain’s cabin aft of the pilothouse and a skylounge with a wet bar, refrigerator, ice maker and wine storage. Up top, guests can unwind on the flybridge with a Jacuzzi, bar and sun loungers.
Accommodation on board is for up to nine guests across four cabins, including a VIP on the main deck and a full-beam master below with his-and-hers bathrooms. Two additional staterooms with queen and twin berths make up the rest of the guest accommodations, and there are separate quarters for six crew.
Twin Caterpillar 3412 1,000hp engines propel the yacht for sale to a cruising speed of 11 knots, topping out at 14 knots. The yacht also features a shallow draught of two metres.
On display at the 2026 Palm Beach International Boat Show, Chanson is asking $3,400,000.