The 37.8-metre Moonen motor yacht Cocoon has been sold in a deal with Charles Carveles of Edmiston, representing the seller. She has been sold just 73 days after being listed for sale in August.
Cocoon was delivered in 2023 from the Dutch yard's award-winning Martinique model – the most successful series from the Moonen Caribbean line, according to her brokers. Dutch designer Rene Van Der Velden is responsible for the model's exterior, with naval architecture completed by Diana Yacht Design, while the Scandinavian-styled interior onboard Cocoon was penned by Swedish designer Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter.
A spacious main deck on board features a large main saloon with an adjacent formal dining area as well as a sizeable galley. An almost continuous band of panoramic windows on the main and bridge decks provides sweeping views and abundant natural light.
Accommodation is for 12 guests across a flexible five-cabin layout, comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck with a his-and-hers en suite, two doubles and two twin cabins plus two additional berths. Further accommodation sleeps a crew of seven.
Exterior spaces are broad and inviting, with areas including a main deck aft al fresco lounge with direct access to the swim platform and a sundeck which offers 360-degree views from another spacious lounge complete with a bar and grill.
Designed to offer a seamless indoor-outdoor connection for guests, Cocoon also sports a bridge deck winter garden with large sliding doors that connect to an aft deck dining space.
Power on board the motor yacht comes from twin 1,925hp Caterpillar engines, delivering top speeds of 16.5 knots, comfortable cruising speeds of 14.5 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles. Key specs include an eight-metre beam and a draught of 2.1 metres. She is also Lloyd's Register MCA-classed.
Cocoon was last asking €19,995,000.
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