The 43.89 metre Burger motor yacht Pure Bliss has been sold in just two months in a deal secured by IYC, Ocean Independence and Superyacht Sales and Charter. Matthew Stone and Katy Carter of IYC acted on behalf of the buyer, while Neil Emmott of Superyacht Sales and Charter and Jeremy Comport of Ocean Independence represented the seller.
Pure Bliss is a tri-deck Burger motor yacht designed by Don O'Keefe and delivered in 2006. She has been upgraded and maintained to the highest standards by her current owner with a refit as recently as 2022.
Pure Bliss sports seven guest suites, for 14 guests, and benefits from a lift accessing all accommodation decks.
Her interior is fanciful and is best seen in the main saloon. To starboard is a pair of glass doors that open out onto a drop-down sea balcony while forward is a large dining table with seating for 12 guests beneath a crystal chandelier.
An open aft deck has upholstered bench seating aft, a dining table and chairs seating 12 guests for al fresco entertaining and dining. Up in the full beam sky lounge there are nearly full-height windows offering abundant sunlight while furniture includes three settees to port, starboard and aft, and an entertainment centre with surround sound system.
The expansive sun deck has a Jacuzzi tub forward with large sun pads, a full wet bar, a barbecue grill and an ice maker, all sheltered by a hard top.
She has a maximum range of 3,800 nautical miles at 10 knots, powered by twin MTU diesel engines, and a top speed of 18.5 knots. Pure Bliss has proven to be a popular charter yacht throughout her life and carries a crew of 10.
Pure Bliss was asking $17,500,000.