Dutch shipyard Heesen Yachts has launched Sibelle to water back in 2008, but that doesn’t make this superyacht any less attractive or impressive. The gorgeous vessel still brags about some of the world’s most desirable features, with an all aluminum hull and superstructure with teak decks.
Sibelle has been in private use ever since it was launched, and has undergone thorough maintenance to ensure her timeless elegance and appeal stand the test of time. With that in mind, you might be interested to know that this dreamy superyacht is up for grabs – if you happen to have $18.7 million just laying around in your bank account(s).
The team at Omega Architects has designed both the exterior and the interiors of this vessel, keeping in line with modern trends and any customer requests.
Built under the Heesen 4400 class, Sibelle is 44 meters long and will easily accommodate passengers – up to 10 of them – within the three deck layout, in five spacious and pristine cabins. The cozy accommodations include one master suite, two double rooms and two twin cabins.
Sibelle also offers a wide range of relaxation and leisure opportunities, with a superb upper deck saloon and a lovely TV area easily coming to mind. On the other hand, the beach club, featuring a sauna and a fold-down transom, will surely impress you as well, and another certainty is that boredom will never be a possibility aboard this vessel.
The yacht comes with two MTU diesel engines, enabling her to achieve a maximum speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots. But if you’re willing to cruise at 12 knots, this yacht can achieve a range of 2,950 nm.
