Cecil Wright & Partners Sells 52.8m Oceanco SUNRISE
\n \tBoutique brokerage Cecil Wright & Partners proudly announced the sale of 52.8m Oceanco SUNRISE earlier today. Listed at an asking price of \u20ac14,500,000, Cecil Wright and Merle Wood represented the seller and Hans Van Doornmalen of Edmisten introduced the buyer and the buyer’s representative Martyn Worms of Camberley International.
\n Designed by Monegasque firm The A Group and delivered by Oceanco in 2000, SUNRISE is one of the most respected yachts on the water – a collaboration between two industry greats. Her timeless design consists of a split-level Owners\u2019 suite complete with private study and jacuzzi deck, circular lounge with bar and large sundeck.
\nLarge floor-to-window ceilings throughout flood the yacht\u2019s interior with natural light, enhanced by neutral tones and lime oak paneling. SUNRISE was built for making the most of life at sea, with various options for al fresco dining across three spacious decks.\u00a0
\nChris Cecil-Wright, founding partner at Cecil Wright & Partners, comments, ‘I\u2019m delighted to announce the sale of SUNRISE and extend my congratulations to Matt on completing the deal.\u00a0 I would also like to pass on our huge appreciation to Captain Zak and his crew for all their efforts and hard work throughout this process.’
\nWe at Superyachts.com would like to congratulate all of the parties involved on closing a spectacular deal, and wish SUNRISE\u2019s Owner the best with their new yacht.<\/p>\n
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Cecil Wright & Partners Sells 52.8m Oceanco SUNRISE Boutique brokerage Cecil Wright & Partners proudly announced the sale of 52.8m Oceanco SUNRISE earlier today. Listed at an asking price of \u20ac14,500,000, Cecil Wright and Merle Wood represented the seller and … <\/p>\n