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BROKERAGE<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E, Oceanco, 2001/2007, 55.63m/182’6”, 10 guests, €45m<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E<br />
LADY CHRIST<strong>IN</strong>E IS AN EXTREMELY DIST<strong>IN</strong>CTIVE YACHT. A 55 metre Oceanco built<br />
for a very experienced yachtsman with unusual and innovative ideas.<br />
Years of ocean sailing are distilled into a layout that ignores conventional planning.<br />
For a start, Lady Christine’s superstructure is full-beam, with side passageways<br />
adding to the interior volume.<br />
The very substantial main deck saloon resembles a fine country house library<br />
complete with a marble open fireplace, The saloon’s size is as a consequence of<br />
placing the dining saloon forward. With 180º views and eight skylight panels, it is a<br />
highly unusual setting.<br />
An astonishing 50% of the entire upper deck is dedicated to the master suite.<br />
The king size bed leads to a private saloon that can be separated by drawing curtains<br />
between the mahogany columns. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the<br />
suite and a private deck is reached through full-height, glazed, retracting doors.<br />
Four horizontally placed guest staterooms include two double and two twins.<br />
Where most yachts have an upper deck saloon, Lady Christine’s second<br />
entertainment area has been moved to the sun deck. With 360º views, this circular<br />
saloon has retracting doors to a massive sunbathing area that has been strengthened<br />
to act as a heli deck complete with refuelling dock. The forward sundeck has a<br />
steering position – a flying bridge on a 55 metre yacht!<br />
Lady Christine will be returning to the Mediterranean after another faultless long
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