Westport’s 34.1-metre motor yacht Lady JJ has been sold. Thom Conboy and Chris Collins from Denison Yachting represented the seller during the negotiations, while it was Michael Mahan from Worth Avenue Yachts who introduced the buyer. 
Lady JJ was launched in 2012, under her maiden name Castlefinn, featuring an exterior design styled by her builder, Westport Yachts, and a naval architecture by Jack Sarin Naval Architects. Lady JJ has been drawn with clean straight lines and a twin-decked layout – both of which are expansive, to provide guests with the best of the alfresco lifestyle. 
Lady JJ features a stately main saloon that benefits from broad wrap-around windows that flood the space with natural light. She’s been furnished in neutral colours that contrast nicely with the rich, varnished paneling found in the small spaces between and under the windows. Adjoining the space is a formal dining area, large enough to accommodate all onboard guests. For the more informal events, Lady JJ features two dining options on her main deck. 
With an interior volume of 212 GT, Lady JJ can accommodate up to eight guests, who’ll have the choice from one of her four staterooms to reside in – the design of which mirrors that found in the main saloon. 
Lady JJ sports twin MTU engines that give her a cruising speed of 18 knots and a top speed of 26 knots. 