The 47.8-metre Trinity motor yacht Miss Christine has been listed for sale with Bob Cury of RJC Yacht Sales.
Delivered in 2006, her exterior design was developed by Geoff Van Aller, while she features highly customised interiors penned by Evan K. Marshall. Miss Christine has been meticulously maintained and underwent an extensive refit in 2022, including new soft goods and carpeting throughout the yacht and a repaint of the superstructure.
With new exhaust systems, new teak decks on the bridge, wings and foredeck, and the recent completion of her ABS 20-Year Survey, she is presented in turnkey condition.
Her spacious interiors are characterised by custom accents, artwork in the ceiling panels and handpicked inlaid marbles in the living spaces and en suites. The main saloon is open-plan, with a lounge comprising cream and leather sofas forward of a formal dining area for 10 guests. Gold and green accents are dotted throughout, complementing the Japanese-inspired artwork, while wide panoramic windows allow plenty of natural light to filter in.
In the skylounge, guests can enjoy casual gatherings around a secondary lounge, a games table and a fully equipped bar; all with 180-degree ocean vistas.
Accommodation on board is for 11 across five cabins, including a master suite on the main deck, three king-sized cabins and a twin cabin with an additional Pullman berth.
Notably, the master suite is equipped with a private office, a his-and-hers-style en suite and a mini fridge and wine storage. Each cabin has full entertainment systems and en-suite facilities with marble accents.
Stepping outside, her main deck aft offers a social setting for al fresco dining as well as access to the swim platform below, where guests may slip into the sea or launch water toys. Up a level, seamless indoor-outdoor living is available thanks to the large 12-seater round dining table and additional seating arrangement flowing out from the skylounge.
The sundeck Jacuzzi is a popular spot for sunbathing and relaxing on board, complemented by the surrounding sunpads and loungers, grill, wet bar and gym equipment.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, propelling her to a top speed of 20 knots. When navigating at cruising speed, she boasts a range of 3,500 nautical miles. Quantum zero-speed stabilisers ensure comfort at anchor and underway.
Other key specifications include an internal volume of 490GT and an 8.5-metre beam.
Lying in Costa Rica, Miss Christine is asking $16,900,000.