The 42.8-metre Sanlorenzo motor yacht Globas has been sold with Nathan Farrelly of Edmiston and Glen Moltoni from One Brokerage representing the seller and Mark Woodmansey of Burgess representing the buyer.
Constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure by the Italian yard, Globas was delivered in 2018 and marks the fourth and final delivery from the popular EXP460 series. Sporting an exterior design by Francesco Paszkowski, her interiors and naval architecture were developed in-house.
Following extensive upgrades throughout 2022/23, including her five-year class survey and increased fuel capacity, Globas has been impeccably maintained.
Read More/The best features on board the 43m Sanlorenzo yacht GlobasAccommodation is for up to 12 guests in six cabins comprising an owner's suite forward on the main deck and a further three double cabins and two convertible twins on the lower deck. There is an additional cabin with en suite for children or staff that can be converted to a gym/multi-functional room.
Key statistics include a maximum draught of 2.4 metres and an 8.8-metre beam. Her main saloon boasts a large L-shaped settee aft of a formal dining table for 10 guests alongside a fully equipped galley. The yacht’s large windows afford the interiors an airy feel, with natural light found throughout.
Moving outside, she offers al fresco dining aft on the main deck and sunloungers on the upper deck. An additional al fresco dining area is also found on this level, with shade provided by a hardtop. Tender storage is located towards the stern, while guests can socialise on her impressive foredeck.
Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 engines, Globas has a top speed of 15.5 knots with a range of 4,000 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 12 knots.
Globas was asking €22,500,000.