The 39.6-metre motor yacht Relentless has received a $2,000,000 reduction in price to her sales listing with Jon Mitchell of Galanti Yacht Sales.
Constructed in GRP by US yard Westport to a design by Gregory C. Marshall, Relentless was originally delivered in 2006 as a Westport 130 model. According to her broker, she has undergone a major refit and upgrades exceeding $6,000,000 at Trinity Yachts over the past two years, leaving Relentless in pristine condition.
Works included new paint, new teak decks, new decor and furniture, as well as the addition of new marble and custom stone countertops and flooring. Relentless was also fitted with two new generators, had up-to-date MTU maintenance and received an updated Naiad Zero Speed stabiliser system. The list is "never-ending", her broker noted.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in five cabins comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck, and two king-sized VIPs and two queen-sized guest cabins on the lower deck. There are further quarters for a crew of eight.
The main saloon is host to a large L-shaped sofa with occasional chairs and an ottoman, a bar and a games table, as well as a formal dining area forward, all illuminated by sizeable windows which simultaneously offer panoramic views out. Just outside, the main deck aft is one of the most spacious in its class, featuring a large round table, a sofa and a new bar.
The upper deck aft is host to more lounge seating, an al fresco dining table and a hot tub. Moving inside, the skylounge is bright and welcoming with its large windows, now host to an updated bar area. Up top, the sundeck features sunpads forward and aft, with a "prep area" amidships for cooking and entertainment.
Twin 2,735hp MTU diesel engines give the yacht for sale a cruising speed of 21 knots, topping out at 24 knots. She joined the market in August, according to data from BOATPro.
Relentless is now asking $10,900,000.