A new joint central agency has been announced on the 36-metre Tecnomarine motor yacht Let It Be. She is now listed for sale with Sebastiano Pitasi of NEXT Yachting and Ruben Llaudet of World Yacht Group.
Let It Be was delivered in 1997 by the Italian yard and was most recently refitted in 2025 to bring her charm into a modern age. Her naval architecture and classic exterior lines were penned by Tommaso Spadolini, while her interiors, brought by Rosella Federici, are warm and sophisticated.
High-gloss accents bring brightness to the main saloon and complement the white and cream colour palette. Soft furnishings are arranged around a flat-screen TV forward, while a bar lies aft.
The formal dining area is separated by wood panelling and allows privacy and space between both living spaces. Up a level, the comfortable skylounge opens directly onto the expansive deck.
Let It Be accommodates a total of 10 guests across five cabins. The owner's suite is situated on the main deck, while further cabins can be found below deck. The two doubles and two twins all have their own en suite facilities - as does the owner's suite.
Coming out of the main saloon, guests will enjoy al fresco dining that seats eight and an upholstered sofa right at the stern.
The upper deck is open and well-equipped for entertaining both in and out of the sun. A large table offers al fresco dining at a higher vantage point and a collection of sunpads and sunloungers face out to watch the wake. Guests can also make use of a 4k projector for an outdoor cinema experience.
More opportunities for sunbathing and forward views are offered at anchor via a cluster of sunpads.
Following a successful charter career, Let It Be also boasts a large chest of toys that includes water skis, a wakeboard, paddle boards, snorkelling equipment and canoes.
The yacht for sale has been meticulously maintained over the years through several refits and is offered in turnkey condition.
She is powered by twin MTU diesel engines and cruises at a speed of 21 knots, with a top speed of 24 knots.
Currently lying in Greece, Let It Be is asking €2,590,000.