64m Feadship LADY MARINA Joins Burgess Sales Fleet at €29.95m

A new central sales appointment ahead of Monaco

Burgess announced on 17 September 2026 that the 64-metre Feadship Lady Marina has joined its central agency sales fleet at an asking price of €29.95 million. The brokerage says the price follows a €5 million reduction and that the yacht will be available for arranged viewings at anchor during Monaco Yacht Show.

Delivered in 1999 and refitted in 2020, Lady Marina is a long-range motor yacht rather than a newly launched project. Burgess lists the advertised price as EU VAT paid, but an interested buyer should still verify the vessel's documentation and the exact tax position relevant to the proposed transaction.

Helipad, lift and accommodation arrangement

The tri-deck yacht includes a helipad and an interior elevator serving her decks, two practical details for owners assessing passenger movements and accessibility. A forward observation lounge opens onto a private terrace with a Jacuzzi, while a separate Jacuzzi sits on the sundeck.

Burgess describes a main-deck full-beam owner's suite, five further guest cabins and three additional flexible-use cabins for staff or occasional guests. A gym, massage room, steam room and sauna complete the published amenity list, although layout, certifications and allowable passenger numbers should be confirmed against the vessel's current documents.

Range and the significance of an asking price

The broker quotes a transoceanic range of 5,500 nautical miles at 12.5 knots and says the yacht has had one owner since delivery. Published range figures depend on load and operating assumptions and are not a substitute for reviewing technical records or commissioning a survey.

The €29.95 million figure is an asking price and not a disclosed completed-sale value. Lady Marina is reported to be in the South of France, with Monaco show-period viewings offered by appointment rather than a claim that she has a confirmed exhibition berth.