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Tooth Fairy was built in 1986 by Sterling Yachts in Japan, to a radical Jon Bannenberg design. At 44.8m, this high volume yacht offers accommodation for 14 guests. She has been designed to offer guests on board unparalled views.

An elevator runs from the lower accommodation deck, all the way to her top deck gym. It must be said that the starting point of the elevator on the lower deck, is somewhat awkward, as the elevator can only be entered through one of the guest cabins. A good alternative to her elevator is the magnificent Atrium, which is fitted with a glass ceiling, which interestingly is also the Jacuzzi floor. Located on the main deck are the circular dining room, the owner's cabin, and the bridge. One deck above, the full beam of the superstructure is used to house the yacht's two salons. The aft salon is equipped with a large bar, and baby grand piano, while her forward salon, the observation room, benefits from 180 degree views. Both salons have electrically operated sofas to create different room arrangements for every occasion.

The tenders are stored on the main aft deck, while her upper aft deck is completely dedicated to her guests. A large U-shaped built-in sofa offers both dining as well as lounging possibilities. Her top deck, offers further dining possibilities forward, where 12 guests can seat around a large etched glass table, while the aft portion of this deck, which is separated by the Gym, is devoted to the helideck, which can be used as a sundeck. Here you'll also find her oval glass-bottom Jacuzzi.