A further €1,500,000 price drop has been announced on the classic 42.4-metre Feadship motor yacht Synthesis 66 under a new central agency with David Westwood and James Hall of TWW Yachts.
Delivered in 1982, the yacht was built in steel and aluminium by Netherlands-based shipyard Feadship De Vries at its Scheepsbouw facilities. The yacht had a major refit and cosmetic upgrades between 2019 and 2023 at Monaco Marine, including a new interior by Daniela Boutsen.
Much of the original woodwork was preserved and care was taken to retain her warm, classic ambience. The main deck saloon feels welcoming and cosy with freestanding large sofas and armchairs, cream carpets and classic joinery. The intimate dining room forward is separated by a glass screen.
Accommodation is for a party of 10 including an amidships master cabin on the main deck, with a walk-through area that could be used as a nanny cabin. The master bathroom has a large shower finished with mosaic starfish shapes and double sinks set into a slab of marble, with some teak panelling for added warmth.
The remaining guest cabins are found on the lower deck, comprising a queen-sized double VIP cabin and three more convertible cabins allowing flexibility for family or charter use. There are quarters for nine crew in five cabins, also upgraded during the refit.
Synthesis 66's bridge deck sports a Jacuzzi aft, overlooked by guests using the gym equipment positioned on the top deck facing aft. Ample sunpads that double as sofas make for a convivial experience, all enhanced by a bar, televisions and dining space forward.
Powered by twin Caterpillar diesels, the 347GT motor yacht for sale has a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 13 knots. She can travel up to 3,500 nautical miles at an economic speed and is both Lloyd's classed and MCA compliant.
Her new owners will be eligible to continue membership of the prestigious Feadship Heritage Fleet.
Synthesis 66 is now asking €16,500,000 with VAT paid.