Viking sportfish yacht Cookie Monster sold

The 25 metre sportfish Cookie Monster has been sold by Pat Kelly at HMY, with Mike Burke at Denison Yachting representing the buyer. 

Built in GRP by US yard Viking, Cookie Monster was delivered in 2010 as a Viking 82. She is decorated in custom wallpaper throughout and a accommodates 10 guests in five cabins consisting of a master suite, VIP suite and three twin cabins, all with en suite bathroom facilities. In addition, there are Samsung television screens in the master and VIP suites and there are quarters for two crew.

The saloon has comfortable seating in front of an entertainment centre including a 55 inch television screen on a rise and fall mechanism, and there is also a formal dining area with a large table. The custom island galley layout includes a KitchenAid oven and Sub-Zero refrigeration and freezers.

The cockpit is fully kitted out for serious game fishing, including a live bait well, bait freezers, rod holders, a Bluewater fighting chair and, for serving up the catch of the day, a Gaggenau electric grill. The air-conditioned, enclosed flybridge has a single Stidd helm chair forward while aft is a raised settee and a 37 inch pop up television screen.

The tuna tower includes a central ladder, tower sunshade, hydraulic rigger system layout, MTU controls and steering, trim tab switch, and bow thruster control. Twin 2,600hp MTU engines give her a cruising speed of 30 knots and a top speed of 34 knots.

Cookie Monster was asking $3,095,000.