The 37.5-metre sailing yacht Escapade has been sold in an in-house deal with Will Bishop and Matt Albert of Superyacht Partners.
Constructed in aluminium by New Zealand-based yard Fitzroy Yachts, Escapade was delivered in 2014 as a high-performance long-range cruising yacht. The yacht’s all-British design comprises an exterior by Dubois Naval Architects and interiors by Design Unlimited.
According to her brokers, she has been "meticulously maintained by her original owner", benefitting from a "significant" refit and completion of her Lloyds 10-year survey in 2024-2025. She joined the market with Superyacht Partners in February this year.
Escapade sleeps 10 guests in four cabins. The master cabin is located aft, equipped with an island double berth with a vanity table and sofa to port. Elsewhere, the owner can enjoy a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with a shower room. Both twin cabins feature Pullman berths, while the yacht’s fourth cabin is found forward. A crew of five are also accommodated in three cabins.
Amenities on this sailing yacht's vast exterior include a Jacuzzi and large sunpads on the foredeck. Two L-shaped sunpads are found on the main deck aft, facing the versatile open deck space while an exercise bike rises through a flush deck hatch. A swim platform is created by her folding transom, with a boarding ladder found port amidships.
Guests can access the deck saloon via a companionway, into a space that features large double-glazed windows providing panoramic views. Sheltered beneath a Bimini hardtop, there is a guest lounge and bar to port, while an al fresco dining space is located starboard.
Escapade stands tall in the water thanks to a rig that reaches 50 metres above the waterline. She features a fixed keel, carbon mast, airfoil carbon rigging by Hall Spars and 3D lightweight sails by North Sails.
The sailing yacht is powered by one Caterpillar engine for a top speed of 10 knots, a cruising speed of nine knots and a range of up to 3,900 nautical miles.
Escapade was last asking €13,750,000.