The 45.72-metre Delta Marine superyacht Scorpio, previously named D’Natalin, has entered the market. The yacht was originally launched in 1996 from the United States, and has been meticulously maintained and extensively refitted over the years.
Scorpio’s exterior and naval architecture were designed by Delta Design Group, and her interior was carefully curated by Jim Hoeferlin. The Delta Marine yacht for sale is in excellent shape, having been lovingly looked after by her owners throughout her life. She underwent a full refit in 2003, an interior refit in 2017 and a full galley refit in 2021.
The motor yacht for sale boasts vast and versatile interior spaces which offer an abundance of entertainment. The main saloon has Honduran mahogany paneling and joinery throughout and accented with gold plated hardware and trim. Custom quartz flooring is carried throughout the vessel. The main saloon features a lounge area with plush seating for relaxation, a full wet-bar, and a wide-screen television. Forward of the main saloon lies the formal, private dining room which can accommodate all ten guests with ease. 
The 499 GT yacht for sale provides accommodation for up to ten guests across five sumptuous staterooms. The owner’s suite, located on the main deck, spans the full-beam of the yacht and features a king-sized bed, a walk-in wardrobe, and an ensuite. On the lower deck lies the large guest quarters, granting the owner privacy. The quarters comprise two king VIP staterooms, one double and one twin stateroom, all of which contain ensuites. To ensure that her guests receive the best care onboard, Scorpio is able to host a crew of eight across four staterooms.
Outside, the flybridge contains a full wet bar and a gas powered fire pit, perfect for cooler evenings. From the flybridge, guests can take the stairwell up to the sundeck, which maintains a sleek appearance with a six-person Jacuzzi and a wet bar. Guests also have the option to dine alfresco while admiring the view of the ocean.
Performance-wise, Scorpio is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, giving her a top speed of 15.5 knots and a cruising speed of 13 knots. Built for world cruising, she boasts an impressive range of 6,400 nautical miles.