Sold: 43m Richmond superyacht Playpen

The 43.28m superyacht Playpen sold in a deal with Stuart Larsen of Fraser representing the buyer, and Ralph Raulin of Worth Avenue Yachts working with James Auld of SuperYachtsMonaco on behalf of the seller during negotiations. The 2007-built yacht features classical silhouettes and a contemporary design with a spacious interior.Playpen, previously named Crowned Eagle, has a traditional nautical interior that was penned by Pavlik Design Team, who has ensured that she continues to be appealing more than a decade after her launch. Playpen’s contemporary classic exterior and naval architecture is the work of Setzer Design who are well known for their ocean-going and "bluewater-ready” yachts with good sea-keeping ability.The Canadian built yacht has been kept in pristine condition thanks to recent upgrades to the electronics, engineering systems and furnishings. Playpen was fully repainted in 2019 and completed her ABS 15-year survey in 2021 including the generator rebuild. She is a well known charter yacht and has been running charters around the French Polynesian islands since 2017.

Read: Yacht Life: Playpen in French PolynesiaPlaypen features five generously-sized staterooms including a full-beam master suite on the main deck, two doubles and two twins comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. All staterooms are finished with high-gloss wood and burl paneling. Playpen can also accommodate a crew of eight across four cabins.

Playpen is powered by twin Caterpillar C32 engines that provide her with a cruising speed of 12 knots and a maximum speed of 17 knots. She is also fitted with Quantum zero speed stabilizers for comfort at sea and in port. Playpen had a last known asking price of $13,500,000.