Handed over after successfully completing sea trials on July 17 2020, W was previously named LARISA and has reportedly undergone an 'enormous range of alterations'.
Originally launched in 2013, W has emerged from her refit with a striking silver hull and an extended onboard capacity with an additional two cabins and an extra four crew positions.
In addition to the newly painted hull, other technical alterations were made during the refit, including an overhaul of the MTU engines and all lighting being changed from halogens to LEDs.
After buying W in 2019 I set out to not only refit my newly acquired Feadship to my specific requirements but to also renew her in every possible respect while ensuring that she remained 100% a Feadship.
Feadship W Owner
The bridge onboard the custom yacht has also undergone a transformation with an almost entirely new set up, plus the adjacent bridge deck lounge has now become an additional cabin.
Additional guests will be able to stay onboard W thanks to the installation of a Murphy’s bed, along with another alteration as the day head becomes a private en-suite facility.
They asked for a wide array of additional activities to be carried out once the project was underway confident that this would be money well spent. And the owner is delighted that the end result does not look like a refit – you really would feel that W was built this way in the first place.
Project Manager
Feadship
Although many alterations have accompanied the new name, some characteristics have remained untouched, such as the iconic interior designs by Bannenberg & Rowell.
W is not currently listed for sale, however you can still become a Feadship superyacht owner by viewing all of the available new and used Feadship yachts for sale.
