39m Aphrodite Sold In-House

Northrop & Johnson announced the in-house sale of the 39.01m Palmer Johnson motor yacht Aphrodite by Yacht Brokers Kevin Merrigan, Todd Rittenhouse and Wes Sanford.

Palmer Johnson launched Aphrodite in 2000, a custom tri-deck motor yacht that combines old Florida charm with refined elegance. A recent 2021 refit has further enhanced her appeal, bringing new hull paint, exterior varnish and new interior and exterior soft goods.

Stepping on board, guests will find a classically styled interior adorned with warm cherry wood joinery. The full-beam main saloon, spacious for a yacht of this class, is bathed in natural light. The saloon features a full-service bar, commodious seating and a formal dining area.

Aphrodite's galley boasts wood paneling, a country kitchen breakfast nook and fully updated appliances. An adjoining fully appointed office offers a private space for work or leisure. The skylounge, located aft of the pilothouse, provides a plush L-shaped sofa, an 80” television, a large bar with ocean views and a dedicated exercise area. The sundeck is a haven for relaxation, featuring a hot tub, sunpads, chaise lounges, and a built-in barbecue. The aft deck, designed for alfresco dining, hosts a large varnished table with seating for up to 10 people.

Aphrodite offers four staterooms for overnight stays. The master suite boasts a centerline king-size bed, his-and-hers en-suite heads, and matching walk-in closets. The VIP stateroom, located on the accommodations deck, additional guest cabins include a double and two twins with a Pullman.

The yacht was last asking USD3,200,000.