The 51.8-metre Feadship motor yacht Amanti has been sold. Rick Morales of Burgess and Carmine Galati Jr. of Galati Yacht Sales represented the seller, while Will Noftsinger of Denison Yachting introduced the buyer.
Delivered in 2003, the Dutch-built yacht was constructed in steel and aluminium to a design by De Voogt Naval Architects and outfitted with an interior by "British design legend" Donald Starkey. She was most recently refitted between 2022 and 2023.
Amanti accommodates 13 guests in seven cabins. The main deck owner's suite is full beam and entered through a private office with access to a dressing room, which in turn leads to the large bathroom with bath and shower room. There is a VIP cabin on the bridge deck with a desk and a king-sized double berth, while the remaining guest accommodation is found on the lower deck, comprising two doubles, two twins and a single cabin. Meanwhile, there are quarters for a crew of 12.
Forward of the main saloon, Amanti's formal dining room can be closed off to form a boardroom. There is a sky lounge with a games table on the upper deck, leading out to an al fresco dining table aft. A lift serves all guest decks, ensuring easy access throughout.
Guests can enjoy the lower deck gym or head to the split-level sundeck, where additional gym equipment can be found forward and a Jacuzzi with sunpads lies to the rear of the mast.
Amanti completed her 20-year Lloyd's class survey in 2023, having had new IMO Tier III-compliant generators installed by Feadship in 2019. The brokers pointed out that the "Northern European pedigree" vessel has had only two owners since new.
The 863GT motor yacht is powered by twin 1,500hp Caterpillar engines, giving her a cruising speed of 12 knots, a top speed of 15 knots and a transatlantic range of 5,300 nautical miles.
Amanti was last asking $22,800,000.