Feadship Unknown

A quintessential Feadship combining the highest quality of construction, great sea keeping, a mature and extremely clever layout, good interior volume, large exterior deck spaces. Carpets and soft furnishings were changed in 2010 giving a fresh and slightly more modern feel to the yacht. Her master suite is located on deck, including a lounge and office, plus a separate lounge on the accommodation deck as well. Great accommodations are complimented by powerful and reliable Caterpillar machinery and a capable sea keeping hull. Maintained to the highest of standards with a professional crew of ten. Pedigree Feadship built quality.
Tasteful terrance interior design. Accommodation for 14 guests in 7 cabins. Maintained to full Lloyd’s class. Arguably the best of 1980′ Feadships !
VAT paid. New paint in 2013.

• Built/Refit : 1987/2009
• Builder : Feadship
• Classification : Lloyd’s 100A1*
• Type :MY displacement
• Length :47.24m (155’00”)
• Beam :8.20m (26’11”)
• Draft :3.30m (10’10”)
• Hull : Steel
• Engines : 2 x Caterpillar 3508 DI-TA
• Generators : 80KW Caterpillar 3304 80KW Caterpillar
• Speeds :11 (cruising)
• Range :3800 nautical miles
• Fuel capacity : 52990.00 ltr
• Jacuzzi
• Stabilizer
• Accommodation:
• Cabins – double – single – triple
• Guests 14
• Crew 10
• Forward and to the port side is a small lobby and then a very large guest accommodation area.
• This is one of the best features of this yacht. A large Owners office with a very large walk in ward
• robe immediately forward. From here there is separate access to two joining large en-suite cabins.
• This whole area on the main deck can either be used as a very large Owners apartment or allow
• for an Owner and VIP stateroom both on the main deck. The lower deckGuest Accommodation is
• equally as spacious. To the aft are two staterooms with double and twin beds on the starboard and
• port side respectively. Immediately forward and on the starboard side is a slightly smaller twin cabin
• ideal for children, staff or guests. The two twin staterooms a bow are mirror images to one another.