Delivered in 2016 as part of the Pershing 108 series, Grace features interior and exterior design by Fulvio De Simoni, with Pershing responsible for her naval architecture.
The main deck provides the principal social space, supported by a specification that includes Miele galley equipment, Gaggenau refrigeration and satellite television. Large areas of glazing connect the interior with the water, while the yacht's 6.7m beam provides additional width through the main living areas.
Technology was also an important part of Grace's specification. Furuno navigation electronics, a KVH satellite system and Naviop integrated controls were included in her previous brokerage listing, alongside Condaria air conditioning.
Fulvio De Simoni's involvement places Grace within a long-running design relationship with Pershing. His work can also be found across models including the Pershing 70 and the newer Pershing 7X, maintaining a recognizable design language across different generations of the Italian builder's performance range.
Exterior areas include a sun deck, foredeck seating with a table, sunpads and a swimming platform, creating several separate areas for guests when the yacht is stationary. The sun deck is particularly relevant within Pershing's model development: the smaller Pershing 74 was the first model in the range to introduce one, with the concept subsequently forming part of the larger 108's outdoor arrangement.
Grace also carries stabilizers for use underway and at anchor. A Besenzoni passerelle and Williams 505 tender were included in her brokerage specification for transfers ashore.
The Pershing 108 design received recognition at the Asia Boating Awards, winning Best Production Motor Yacht (24-40m) as a model award in 2010 before returning as a finalist in the same category in 2011.
Accommodation on board the superyacht is provided for up to eight guests across four cabins. The arrangement centers on a full-beam owner's suite, supported by additional double and twin accommodation. Separate crew accommodation supports operations aboard, with capacity for three crew.
Performance remains one of Grace's defining characteristics. She is powered by three MTU 16V 2000 M94 diesel engines, each producing 2,638hp, paired with the Pershing 108's planing hull. The three-engine installation was a significant element of the Pershing 108 platform and made the model the first Pershing to use three engines. The motor yacht has a reported top speed of 42 knots, a cruising speed of 23 knots and a range of approximately 330 nautical miles, supported by 12,000-liter fuel tanks.
According to YachtBuyer MarketWatch, the largest yacht database in the world, Grace had a last known asking price of €3,350,000.
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