The 47.1-metre Feadship superyacht Mary A sold yesterday after 117 days on the market. The deal was concluded by Henry Craven-Smith of Burgess who represented the seller, while Josh Gulbranson of Fraser brought the buyer. 
The 498 GT motor yacht was launched by the Dutch shipyard in 2001 and this year completed a Lloyds' survey, following a refit that has left her in good working condition for her new owner. The superyacht features exterior design and naval architecture by De Voogt Naval Architects, while John Munford Design penned her interiors.
Internally, Munford's design is traditional, with mahogany panelling and furniture, offset against a cream carpet and furnishings which feature a touch of dark blue and red. 
As many as 14 guests are accommodated aboard the yacht between five staterooms, which consist of one main deck master, two double suites and two twin staterooms. The yacht has a dark blue hull with red boot top that lend her a classic aesthetic and which were added in 2020, she previously featured a white hull.
The yacht can reach a top speed of 14.6 knots, with a cruising speed of 13 knots and a 4,600 nautical mile range. Mary A had a last known asking price of $19,500,000.