The 27.8-metre Moonen motor yacht Nashira has been sold with Cornelius Gerling of Edmiston representing the seller and Richard Inwards of Inwards Marine introducing the buyer.
Built in steel and aluminium in the Netherlands in 2005, the Moonen 84 was designed by Rene Van der Velden. Refitted extensively from 2021 to 2022, her interior design is by K&CT Schmuckstücke. The broker said Nashira has also had a full repaint and new mechanical and technical equipment, including rebuilt engines.
Her interiors have been completely refurbished and now feature dark woods and neutral colour palettes, complemented by the sunlight filtering in through large windows. The main saloon offers a cosy lounge, a casual dining area and a sit-up breakfast bar which flows into a modern galley.
Nashira accommodates eight guests in four cabins, comprising a full-beam master double, VIP double and a pair of twin cabins, all on the lower deck for minimal motion. There are quarters for a crew of three.
Al fresco dining is possible on both the aft deck – which sports a wet bar – and extended sundeck, the tender and Seabob being stowed on the latter when underway. A sunbathing zone is also found on the foredeck.
The 103GT yacht has a 12-knot cruising speed and 14-knot maximum speed under twin 475hp "zero-houred" Caterpillar diesels. She has a transatlantic range at an economical speed of 8.5 knots. At rest, zero speed stabilisers keep guests comfortable.
Nashira was last asking €4,500,000.