Northrop & Johnson has announced a significant price reduction on the 43.6m Feadship True North, now listed at $6,995,000. The yacht is represented by brokers Kevin Merrigan and Kristen Klein and is actively for sale, presenting a notable opportunity in the current market.
Originally built in 1987 at the Van Lent shipyard under the name Fiffanella, True North underwent a comprehensive refit in 2021. The current owner invested approximately $4 million in capital improvements, which included a full exterior paint job, major upgrades to the air conditioning, electrical, and navigation systems, as well as a new Headhunter sanitation system. The vessel has completed its Bureau Veritas 35-year survey and is in turnkey condition, ready for immediate use.

The yacht features accommodation for up to 16 guests across five staterooms. The main deck includes a full-beam master suite with his-and-her ensuites. The interior refit in 2021 introduced updated headliners and wall coverings, blending modern amenities with the yacht’s original character. The lower deck staterooms are flexible and suitable for families or groups, each with private en-suite facilities.
Outdoor spaces include a large sundeck equipped with a Jacuzzi, swim-up bar, and lounging areas. The covered aft deck is ideal for dining and relaxation, while the swim platform provides convenient water access. The vessel is powered by twin CAT 3508 DI-TA engines, offering a cruising range of 4,000 nautical miles at 11 knots. True North is U.S. Duty Paid.
True North represents a significant offering in the classic yacht segment, combining historical pedigree with modern upgrades and is now positioned as a competitive option in the market.
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