The 62.5-metre motor yacht Baton Rouge has been newly listed for sale with Rupert Nelson and Stephanie Bosi from Burgess Monaco.
Delivered by Dutch yard Icon Yachts in 2010, Baton Rouge features an exterior from legendary designer Tim Heywood and a stylish beach house-themed interior from RWD. Constructed in steel and aluminium, her naval architecture was developed by Jouke Van Der Baan and Kyp.
Seven en suite cabins provide accommodation for 14 guests on board. A vast, 100-square-metre master suite is situated forward on the main deck, which - alongside a substantially sized bed - comprises two offices, a dressing room, a vanity and a bathroom complete with rainfall shower and blue marble bath.
The remainder of her cabins are located across three of her five decks: two VIPs on the upper deck and four double cabins on the lower deck, which can also convert to twins.
Baton Rouge's RWD interiors want for nothing: brimming with stylish yet comfortable spaces for both relaxing and entertaining. The sophisticated main lounge offers space for cocktails, whilst the formal main deck dining room ensures an exemplary space for fine dining.
During the day, her sundeck is a sun-lovers haven - complete with a gigantic circular sun pad forward for up to 12 and several sun loungers aft. This space is transformed by night, championing a cool "club" atmosphere thanks to a light show and disco. Meanwhile, her panoramic observation lounge, library and full-width upper deck lounge provide a different but equally immersive entertainment experience.
Other standout features on board Baton Rouge are her expansive beach club (directly accessible from her guest cabins), swim platform, bridge deck pool and fully equipped gym. The 62.5-metre has been a successful charter yacht for many years, offering an array of attractive amenities including a huge selection of water toys.
Powered by two MTU 2,480hp diesel engines, this yacht for sale can reach top speeds of 15.5 knots and cruising speeds of 13 knots.
Baton Rouge is asking €59,950,000. She is currently lying in Sint Maarten, the Caribbean.