Luxe 90-foot yacht features secret bar, ‘innovative’ sun deck and even a driving range
You’re not gonna need a bigger boat.
There’s a new, lavish yacht set to cruise the ocean equipped with more bells and whistles than most would know what to do with — including access to a seaside driving range.
It can be yours for a modest starting price of $5.12 million.
The Austrian-made Ladenstein 88 yacht is an enormous and elegant craft measuring nearly 100 feet in “innovative” length.
The sleek, silver wave surfer comes with ample space for those onboard to enjoy superior amenities like its own jacuzzi and hibachi-like Teppanyaki bar for cooking.
No need to fear too many cooks in the kitchen as there’s plenty of dining space, plus comfortable seating on its multiple decks.
That includes a stern side “sea-level beach club” area, a spacious rain shower and an abundance of sleek furniture.
Other configurations can turn its lower deck into a garage room for Jet Skis and other crafts or “space for an optional sauna, gym equipment or water sports toys.”
However, the company boasts that the real fun is in several James Bond-esque features.
A touch of a magic button will transform the yacht’s upper bow side lounge — there are four separate outdoor areas totaling about 700 square feet — into a “sports area” where a driving range can be situated.
It appears you would be swinging out into the water from the 21-square-foot elevated area.
That area also has an “integrated” treadmill ready for use and another exterior that can be a “versatile space for yoga.”
Other button presses reveal a well-stocked, hidden bar and rotating television on the inside, according to Robb Report.
The three to five interior staterooms are a dealer’s choice situation as far as design goes.
Still, Ladenstein suggests a few chic looks with themes like a posh Italian format, a Gotham-enthused New York look and even a “Godfather” noir get-up, among others.
“Every Ladenstein 88 will become a unique piece that reflects the owner’s lifestyle and values,” said CEO
Markus Ladenstein.
