The 29.6-metre Horizon yacht The Clubhouse has joined the market with Ben Osborne of 37 South Yachts.
Built in GRP and delivered in 2009, The Clubhouse owes both her interior and exterior styling to the Taiwanese shipyard.
Her profile is defined by a classic white colour and a raised pilothouse, which gives her a “commanding” presence on the water, according to her broker. She also features a fibreglass hull designed for stability and fuel efficiency while underway.
Accommodation is provided for up to 10 guests across a four-cabin layout, including a full-beam master suite, VIP suite and two convertible twin cabins with a pullman. Where her interiors are concerned, the yacht features a suite of neutral colours, creating a warm atmosphere for those onboard.
The main saloon offers ample space for lounging and dining, featuring soft furnishings, expansive windows, a bar area and a formal dining table.
Outside, The Clubhouse boasts a flybridge equipped with a Jacuzzi, dual barbecues, sunpads and lounging areas, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. A standout feature is the raised pilothouse, which provides enhanced visibility for the captain.
Additional outdoor amenities include a well-appointed aft deck suited for water sports, along with a hydraulic swim platform for easy access to the water.
On her technical side, the yacht for sale is powered by twin Caterpillar 1550hp engines, allowing for a cruising speed of 18-20 knots and a top speed of around 21 knots.
Currently located in Port Whangārei, New Zealand, The Clubhouse is listed for $6,800,000 NZD ($3,950,000 USD).