The 41.4-metre Horizon motor yacht Homecoming has been newly listed for sale with John Slate and Nellie Horvath of Northrop & Johnson.
Delivered by the Taiwanese shipyard in 2010, the custom-built yacht marks the fifth hull in Horizon’s Premier Series and has had two owners and no charter history. Exterior design is the work of Espinosa Yacht Design, while naval architecture and interior design were handled in-house.
The tri-deck accommodates 12 guests across six cabins, including a main-deck master suite with a king-size bed, his-and-hers baths, a large central shower, a Jacuzzi tub and an adjoining sitting room/office. Meanwhile, the VIP suite with a king berth is found on the lower deck along with two singles and two cabins with queen berths.
Dark premium wood, marble surfaces and hand-woven carpets create a timeless interior, brought to life by a circular staircase with a skylight amidships. On the main deck, guests can benefit from the formal dining room for 10 and an expansive saloon with a full-service bar. Meanwhile, a large table for al fresco dining and a built-in sofa feature on the wide aft deck.
Up top, the upper deck is comprised of a forward helm, captain's suite and skylounge that opens onto a spacious aft deck. The flybridge features everything from a custom helm, outdoor galley, seating area, full bath, sauna, sunpad and infinity-edge Jacuzzi.
The spacious bow area and swim platform provide easy access to the water.
The yacht for sale is powered by MTU 8V 4000 M70 1550 hp diesel engines, and she cruises at 10.5 knots and reaches a top speed of 16.5 knots. Her stability is ensured by large fin stabilizers, American Bow Thruster bow and stern thrusters, and five-blade ZF bronze propellers.
Homecoming is asking $7,995,000.