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Lady ChristineWith its state-of-the-art onboard cinema, gleaming...



















Lady Christine

With its state-of-the-art onboard cinema, gleaming infinity-edge pool, and sumptuous Art Deco interiors designed by Rodney Black Design Studios, it’s no surprise Lady Christine was one of Royal Van Lent’s most innovative launches.

The luxurious 55.63m motor yacht features 5 beautifully appointed cabins as well as a split-level owner’s deck with its own observation lounge, private outdoor terrace, and his/her offices.

Further amenities include a sprawling sundeck, gym, a stylish piano bar, and an array of elegant living/dining spaces, most of which open onto spacious alfresco areas. Lady Christine is available for sale through Y.CO.

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