51m Feadship DOUBLE HAVEN Offered at $27m After 2024 Refit

Feadship Resale is currently offering the 51-metre DOUBLE HAVEN at an asking price of $27 million, bringing one of the Dutch yard’s distinctive 1990s custom yachts back into focus after extensive technical work. Delivered in 1993 as hull 647, the yacht completed a major refit in 2024 that Feadship says included her 30-year Lloyd’s class certification and substantial machinery and comfort upgrades.

A 2024 refit underpins the current listing

Feadship’s resale specification highlights a main-engine overhaul to zero hours, XT zero-speed stabilisers and the class work completed during the 2024 refit. Those items are material to the current sales proposition because they address machinery condition, comfort at anchor and a major survey milestone rather than simply refreshing décor.

The builder describes DOUBLE HAVEN as a yacht designed for extended autonomous cruising. Its current specification lists twin Caterpillar 3512 DI-TA engines, substantial fuel capacity and long-range capability, while prospective buyers would still need to confirm survey status, maintenance records and operating assumptions during due diligence.

Full-beam volume shaped the original design

DOUBLE HAVEN was conceived around unusually extensive use of the yacht’s full beam, creating substantial interior volume for a vessel of 51 metres. Feadship’s current profile also points to the upper level as a self-contained owner’s apartment with its own lounge, bathroom and private balcony.

The arrangement reflects an ownership brief built around long periods aboard rather than short coastal trips. Six staterooms accommodate up to 15 guests in the current resale specification, while the forward-facing owner’s suite sits above the wheelhouse with broad views over the bow.

Aft spaces convert for watersports use

At the stern, the tender bay is designed to transform into a watersports centre once equipment is deployed, creating direct access to the water and a connection to the main-deck aft lounge. Feadship also lists a dedicated dive centre and equipment storage among the features supporting extended cruising.

The upper decks add a Jacuzzi, flybridge helm position and helicopter-capable area to the yacht’s operational flexibility. These features date from a design created more than three decades ago, but the recent refit is intended to keep the underlying platform technically relevant for continued long-range use.

Feadship handles the resale directly

DOUBLE HAVEN appears in Feadship’s own resale portfolio rather than being covered here from a secondary market aggregator. The builder positions the resale operation as an extension of its lifecycle support, combining historical knowledge of individual hulls with current sales representation.

The $27 million figure is the asking price displayed by Feadship at the time of publication and may change or the yacht may be withdrawn without notice. Any transaction would depend on inspection, survey, legal review and confirmation of the yacht’s current equipment and class status.

Official sources: feadship.nl; feadship.nl. Historical delivery milestones and existing yacht-design features are identified as such, not presented as new events today.