The 37-metre Perini Navi sailing yacht Norfolk Star has been sold in a deal with Jamie Small of Burgess and Sean McCarter of Northrop & Johnson representing the seller, and Thanos Andronikos of Octana Yacht Services representing the buyer.
Norfolk Star was built to ABS class by Italian yard Perini Navi and delivered in 1996. She received a refit in 2016 that included a full repaint and an engine room overhaul and was most recently refitted again in 2020.
The main saloon has comfortable seating on two sofas and an armchair, a coffee table and a walnut dining table, in addition to an entertainment centre. Her interior is finished in cherry wood with large portholes filling the interior with natural light.
Norfolk Star can accommodate six guests in three en suite cabins, comprising a master suite and two twin cabins, one with a Pullman berth. In addition, there are quarters for five crew.
There is plenty of space for al fresco enjoyment on the main deck, featuring a cockpit that fulfils a dual function in that one half has circular seating for eight guests around a coffee table while the other half is fitted for al fresco dining, again for eight guests.
A Volvo Penta TAMD 162A engine gives her a range of 3,850 nautical miles at 10 knots, while her total sail area of 7,374 square feet gives her a cruising speed of up to 12 knots.
Norfolk Star was last asking €4,450,000.