Gentech’s 46.27-metre motor yacht Queen Anne sold via a U.S. Marshall sealed bid auction. The deal was closed in Cyprus with Adam-Michael Papadakis from Moravia Yachting representing the buyer and Josh Gulbranson from Fraser on the other side of things, standing in for the seller. 
Queen Anne was launched in 2013 under her maiden name Ani and underwent her most recent refit in 2020, which took place in Turkey. Queen Anne wears an exterior designed by Uniellé Yacht Design and an interior by Ales Bratina. Her naval architecture was minted by Meccano Engineering s.r.l..
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With an interior volume of 498 GT and a five stateroom configuration, Queen Anne can welcome up to 12 guests. She has a master’s area that’s located forward and features an exclusive study area, while the two VIP doubles and two twins are kept separate on the lower deck. 
There is plenty of social space for guests as she not only has a main deck saloon and an upper deck lounge, but she also has ample deck space with plenty of opportunity for alfresco dining and lounging.
Photo: Fraser
Photo: FraserSome of her standout features include a Jacuzzi located on her sun deck, nestled between a cluster of sunpads; and a touch-and-go helipad, which can be raised hydraulically. She also has a large garage aft and a second, smaller slot for a tender on the foredeck which can be deployed and recovered by crane.
Photo: FraserQueen Anne sports twin CAT engines that allow her to cruise for 4,500 nautical miles at 12 knots and reach speeds of up to 15.5 knots. 
Photo: FraserShe was sold with a last known asking price of $5,500,000.