A new central agency has been announced on the 34.2-metre McMullen & Wing sailing yacht Epiphany, now listed for sale with Matthew Lester and Georges Bourgoignie of Fraser.
Epiphany was built by the Auckland-based New Zealand yard, her lean lines drawn by renowned yacht designer German Frers. She was developed as a world cruising yacht with a high-quality finish.
Epiphany is asking €4,350,000
Entrance to the interior is via the sliding hatch forward of the main cockpit into the large main saloon. A second dining table to port offers seating for nine, and there is a large settee to starboard.
The audio-visual station is discreetly hidden in the port aft corner and has a pop-up 42-inch plasma screen television, while the raised pilothouse has large windows and gives good vision.
The aluminium-hulled yacht has room for seven guests in three cabins and a crew of four. Guest accommodation is aft of the saloon and accessible through a central corridor that leads you to, first, two opposing twin cabins and, second, to the full beam master suite. Her interior is finished in European beechwood.
The deck features an al fresco dining area, with built-in sofas and a collapsible table, creating a flexible area for both dining and lounging under the retractable cover. The deck also benefits from sunpads with unobstructed views.
Epiphany was launched in 2003, and her Lugger 475hp engine has a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 12.5 knots. She has a range of 2,400 nautical miles and a displacement of 116 tonnes. She has a beam of 7.78 metres and comes complete with an Italboats Predator 490 tender.
Epiphany is asking €4,350,000.
