The 72.1-metre motor yacht Stella Maris by VSY has been sold after being on the market for just 78 days. Simon Ting of SuperYachtsMonaco represented the seller during these negotiations, while it was Joan Plana of World Yacht Group who introduced the buyer. 
Stella Maris was launched in 2013 and sports an exterior design penned by Espen Øino International and a naval architecture drawn up by Laurent Giles Superyacht Architects. The powerhouse duo styled her with rugged utilitarian lines that are softened by the more traditional trappings. She has straight, rigid lines that run from bow to stern, dividing her three decks, and an angular superstructure that is reminiscent of a more militant vessel. It is her bow which ebbs this aggression, as Espen Øino International and Laurent Giles Superyacht Architects have styled the area with gentle, flowing lines that give no illusion that she’s been designed for pleasure. 
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With an interior volume of 2,114 GT she’s the largest yacht to have been built by VSY. The Italian shipbuilder entrusted her interior styling to Michela Reverberi who penned her with a clean and minimalist design that has a tranquil ambiance. Great use of natural materials can be found throughout Stella Maris. As she’s been fitted with heaps of glass, the indoor spaces are not only flooded with natural light but are also great viewing platforms for the guests.
Stella Maris can accommodate as many as 14 guests onboard across her six well-appointed staterooms. She draws power from twin CAT engines that give her a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 17 knots. Notably, she is one of the few yachts of her size to be fitted with a fully certified helipad.
She was sold with a last known asking price of €75,000,000.
