Feadship Icons HAMPSHIRE and LADY CHRISTINE Return to Market

Delivered in 2016 as VANISH, the 66-metre HAMPSHIRE was designed by Harrison Eidsgaard and features a light, elegant interior inspired by contemporary New England. A dramatic full-height atrium and floating marble staircase set the tone for a yacht defined by thoughtful detail, with silk carpets, Italian leathers, and polished walnut and oak throughout. She accommodates up to 14 guests across six or seven cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite with private balcony and hidden bridge access. Standout features include a formal dining room with fully opening floor-to-ceiling windows, a spacious beach club, sundeck Jacuzzi, spa, gym, and two helidecks. She will undergo a full repaint and 10-year survey this winter, placing her in pristine condition for the 2026 season.

LADY CHRISTINE, a 68-metre Feadship delivered in 2010 by the Royal Van Lent shipyard, was built for a deeply involved owner and designed by Studio De Voogt with interiors by Rodney Black. Spanning six split-level decks and 1,608 GT, her interior draws on early Art Deco influences with rich marquetry, custom artwork, and rare woods including Macassar ebony and Amboyna burr. Key spaces include a main salon and piano bar opening onto twin balconies, an owner's deck with observation lounge, gym and dual studies, an intimate cinema, and an aft deck infinity pool with contraflow system. The heli-ready sundeck includes a Teppanyaki grill, pizza oven, and hydraulically rising flybridge helm.

Both yachts reflect the tastes and visions of highly experienced owners, realised through Feadship’s unrivalled build quality. From HAMPSHIRE’s refined versatility to LADY CHRISTINE’s layered Art Deco storytelling, these are yachts with clear character and design intention, and beautiful opportunities for those seeking more than just size and specification.