The 29.8 metre motor yacht Freaky Franks has been listed for sale by Sebastien Clave at Northrop & Johnson.
Built in GRP by British yard Sunseeker International, Freaky Franks was delivered in 2014 as a Sunseeker 101 Sport Yacht. Up to eight guests can be accommodated in four luxurious cabins consisting of a midships full-beam master suite, a forward VIP suite, a twin guest cabin and a twin Pullman berth cabin, all with en suite bathroom facilities.
In 2017, the yacht underwent an extensive refit that included being outfitted with a fully-equipped gym, well-stocked galley and a spacious tender garage.
The aft cockpit leads to a spacious saloon and dining area with triple suspended helm seats and the latest navigation systems. An extensive cockpit has all the facilities for al fresco dining, including a full wet bar, barbecue grill, fridge, ice maker, and a retractable sun awning.
The yacht is defined by "al-fresco living", according to the yard, with an open plan main saloon and helm station offering comfortable seating, sophisticated electronic and audiovisual systems, and large windows and skylights allowing natural light to pour in.
Extras on Freaky Franks include tropical air conditioning, a custom sport fly skylight, 13,000 litre extended range fuel tanks, extended MTU engine warranty cover, watermaker and KVH M9 satellite television.
The package is completed by zero speed stabilisers and high-performance twin 2640hp MTU 16V 2000 M94s on a smooth shaft drive system, giving her the capability to reach 32.5 knots.
Freaky Franks is asking €6,950,000.