The 46.6-metre Feadship motor yacht Mystique has joined the market with Stewart Fontaine of IYC.
Mystique was delivered in 2001, constructed in aluminium by the Dutch yard to an in-house design by De Voogt Naval Architects, who also completed the naval architecture. Her interior was designed by John Munford, who utilised warm gloss woods, rich leathers and neutral soft furnishings to define the bespoke living spaces and accommodation on board. Her 25-year ABS survey was completed in May 2025.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in a five-cabin layout, including two full-beam cabins, one being the expansive owner's king suite, located forward on the main deck and complete with a large en suite with a central shower and bath tub, and the other a VIP queen-sized suite on the deck below. There are further quarters on board for a crew of eight.
The large saloon on the main deck features multiple sofas and loose chairs, with a sit-up bar to aft and a formal dining area for 10 forward, which can also be closed off for privacy. Above, there is a more relaxed lounge space, with two sofas and a desk facing outwards.
Interior living areas blend seamlessly with the exterior deck spaces, an example being on the main deck aft, where al fresco dining can be enjoyed with direct access from the main saloon. Steps lead down to the aft beach club – the perfect space for relaxing next to the water or choosing from Mystique's array of water toys – and up to the upper deck, where guests can relax on the aft sofas.
Up top, the sundeck's highlight is the aft facing Jacuzzi, while forward offers multiple seats at the secondary helm station.
According to her brokers, "technically, she is unmatched in her class". Power for the 290GT yacht for sale comes from twin MTU diesel engines and a Vericor TF-50 Lycoming gas turbine, producing a combined 12,900hp and therefore allowing for a top speed of 35 knots, while her cruising speed is 14 knots.
Key specs include a 9.22-metre beam and a shallow 1.82-metre draught, perfect for exploring areas such as the Bahamas.
Mystique is asking $14,250,000, currently lying in Dania Beach, Florida.