The 44.2-metre Heesen motor yacht At Last has been sold in a deal with Rob Newton and Kutsal Coban of IYC representing the buyer and Frank Kups of National Liquidators representing the seller.
The Dutch yard delivered the yacht in 1990 and she has had multiple refits since. In 2014, her interior was redesigned by Tui Pranich and updated again in 2017.
Accommodation is for 11 guests across five cabins. At Last's full-beam master cabin on the main deck has a spa pool in the en suite and a rain shower with triple wall showerheads. A king-sized VIP, two queen-sized doubles and a twin with extra Pullman berth are located on the lower deck. There are quarters for a crew of eight.
The broker described the interior as having an "ambiance that is both sophisticated and chic, radiating a sense of relaxation". The main saloon welcomes guests with its generous seating, leading to the formal dining area. Above is the skylounge, featuring additional seating and a well-appointed bar.
On deck, At Last's sundeck sports a spa pool, large sunpads forward, a bar and a small dining table. A larger dining table is found on the bridge deck aft, shaded by the overhang, and another seating area and table on the foredeck.
Twin MTU engines and driving waterjets give the 391GT yacht a maximum speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots.
At Last was last asking $4,500,000.