The 50.3-metre Feadship motor yacht Reverie has joined the market with Chris Collins and Thom Conboy of Ocean Independence.
Delivered in 2000 by the Dutch yard, Feadship Van Lent, the all-aluminium Reverie was originally designed by Donald Starkey with Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects responsible for the naval architecture. She was refitted in 2017 and 2022 with designs by Adam Voorhees.
Accommodation is provided for an owner's party of 12 in six cabins with the full-beam master suite forward on the main deck, sporting a white onyx bathroom and an adjacent office and gymnasium.
Guest cabins on the lower deck have a flexible arrangement, as the two forward guest cabins and the two aft guest cabins are each fitted out with sliding doors, allowing the option for two large VIP suites. These suites lead out into the guest lobby with full access to the wet bar, steam room and sauna. An additional guest cabin can be used for staff.
Large windows and carefully crafted natural wooden joinery create a light-filled, elegant and airy atmosphere. The main saloon lounge area has comfortable seating and an entertainment centre. Forward is a formal dining area seating 12 guests that can be closed off for privacy.
The deck areas offer plenty of spaces for sunbathing, evening cocktails or a meal under the stars. The bridge deck has a cosy lounging area while the sun deck offers a sheltered bar, barbecue grill, sunbathing area and a large Jacuzzi.
The 692GT Lloyd's Register classed yacht for sale has a cruising speed of 12 knots and maximum speed of 15 knots under twin Caterpillar 750hp diesels. Range is 5,000 nautical miles.
Reverie is asking $24,950,000 and presently cruising in Croatia.