This $53-million Super Yacht Has Walk-in Closets and a Marble Jacuzzi

By Nina Ruggiero
March 15, 2017
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What would you do with $53 million?

If visions of sailing the world while lazing around between your expansive sun deck, al fresco dining room, and marble jacuzzi tub come to mind, your dream yacht is currently for sale.

The Athena, a 295-foot super yacht that Boat International lists as the one of the largest in the world, is on the market because its owner, WebMD and Netscape founder Jim Clark, simply has “too many boats.” Poor guy.

But as they say, one man's extra yacht is another man's treasure, so let's take a look inside.

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Three-masted Schooner

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Athena was built in the Netherlands in 2004.
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Modern Sailing

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Athena underwent a major facelift in 2011, and her power is now controlled by ultra-modern touch-button technology.

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Feel the Wind

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Outdoor spaces include a sun lounge, dining deck, and a crow's nest, offering views for miles.
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Better Than a Restaurant

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Just imagine digging into fresh seafood on this luxurious deck.

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The Lap of Luxury

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The master suite includes a marble jacuzzi tub for leisurely soaking.

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Slumber Party

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There are five cabins that comfortably sleep 10 guests (not including quarters for the 21 staff members). The master suite has walk-in closets.
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Sunbathers Welcome

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There are seemingly endless places to sunbathe.

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Fine Dining

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On cooler nights, dinner can be hosted indoors.

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Reading Material

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A library filled with wall-to-wall bookshelves guarantees guests will never be bored.
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Elegance and Class

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The interior was designed by luxury yacht designer Rebecca Bradley.

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International Deal

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The vessel must be sold outside of U.S. waters, according to Burgess.

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