Originally delivered in 1982 by Dutch shipyard Feadship, Monaco is a custom-built displacement yacht with exterior design and naval architecture by De Voogt and interiors by Terence Disdale. She has undergone several refits, including works completed in 2023.
The custom yacht's interiors reflect a traditional maritime aesthetic, with polished mahogany joinery, cream and navy carpets, and warm furnishings throughout. The main saloon incorporates a lounge, formal dining area and bar, while large windows introduce natural light into the predominantly timber-lined space. A second saloon on the bridge deck provides a more informal setting, with sliding doors connecting directly to the exterior dining area.
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The yacht retains the clean lines of her original De Voogt design, with a white hull, teak decks and varnished caprails reinforcing her traditional appearance. The sheltered main aft deck provides space for outdoor dining, while the bridge deck offers an open seating area overlooking the stern. Above, the sundeck accommodates sunpads with panoramic views.
A swim platform and aft steps were added during her operational life, improving access to the water while maintaining her original profile. Her classic styling contrasts with more contemporary Feadship projects, including the 119m Breakthrough.
Monaco accommodates eight guests across four cabins, including a full-beam owner's suite forward on the main deck with a private study and ensuite bathroom. A second full-beam VIP suite is positioned on the lower deck, alongside two twin cabins, each with its own ensuite facilities.
The accommodation retains the motor yacht's traditional interior character, with mahogany detailing and neutral soft furnishings. Separate crew accommodation provides capacity for up to nine crew members.
Powered by twin 850hp Caterpillar 3508B diesel engines, Monaco reaches a maximum speed of 11.5 knots and cruises at 10 knots, with a range of 3,500 nautical miles. Her 37,500-litre fuel capacity supports extended cruising.
Previous refits included engineering upgrades, new generators, electrical improvements and air-conditioning works. Like the award-winning Feadship superyacht Pi, Monaco features a displacement hull designed for comfortable cruising.
Monaco was sold with Michael White of TWW Yachts representing the seller and TYS Management introducing the buyer, at a last known asking price of €3,950,000.
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