47.5m Feadship KASSANDRA Joins Resale Market at €10.6 Million VAT Paid
Feadship Resale currently offers the 47.5-metre KASSANDRA at €10.6 million VAT paid after a comprehensive 2022 refit and technical upgrade programme.
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The 42.6-metre CRN motor yacht LADY TRUDY is currently offered for sale through Cecil Wright at €11.95 million EU VAT paid.
The 42.6-metre CRN motor yacht LADY TRUDY is currently offered for sale through Cecil Wright at €11.95 million EU VAT paid. Delivered in 2011 and presented in the broker’s current specification as 2011/2026, the yacht combines Zuccon International Project design with five guest cabins, large exterior entertaining areas and an established charter history.
Cecil Wright’s current sales inventory lists LADY TRUDY at €11.95 million EU VAT paid. The 42.6-metre yacht was built by CRN Ancona and is presented in the current broker specification as a 2011/2026 yacht, giving prospective buyers a clear reason to examine the latest technical, cosmetic and maintenance records alongside the original build documentation.
The yacht has a long operating history in the charter market, which can be useful when assessing how the layout works in regular service. Any acquisition should still be based on an independent survey, class and maintenance records, machinery condition and a detailed review of the work represented by the 2026 date in the sales specification.
Exterior and interior design are by Zuccon International Project. Cecil Wright describes the owner’s original brief as an inviting Hamptons-style beach house, with pale finishes, darker wood contrasts and marine-blue accents used to create a relaxed coastal character rather than a formal superyacht interior.
The layout is designed for both private family use and larger social occasions. Extensive exterior decks and multiple interior lounges give guests room to separate into smaller groups, while the design remains coherent enough to support corporate hospitality and event use.
LADY TRUDY accommodates 11 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck. The owner’s suite includes a private balcony, study and dressing area, while three VIP cabins and one twin cabin provide the remaining guest accommodation.
A crew of nine supports the guest programme. The combination of five cabins and a large master suite gives the yacht a practical arrangement for multi-generational family cruising, groups of couples or charter operation without pushing guest numbers beyond the yacht’s core accommodation plan.
The sundeck is one of LADY TRUDY’s principal social areas, with a forward jacuzzi, cocktail bar and space for an outdoor cinema. Cecil Wright also highlights a full-size gym in the beach-club area, a large swim platform and a broad collection of water toys for more active use.
Zero-speed stabilisers are included in the current specification, while the yacht also has touch-and-go helicopter capability. For buyers comparing yachts in the 40-to-45-metre sector, the combination of large exterior decks, established charter use and an EU VAT-paid asking price forms the core of the present €11.95 million proposition.
Official sources: cecilwright.com; cecilwright.com.
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