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Stella Fiera II: A Classic Feadship with a New Ownership Chapter Ahead
4 October 2026 · 1 min read

Conceptual illustration of classic yacht craftsmanship; not a photograph of Stella Fiera II.
Image: AUVEMARE | AI-generated editorial illustration.
Offered through Worth Avenue Yachts, the 60.55-metre Feadship combines a 1979 pedigree with scope for its next phase of restoration.
Stella Fiera II is offered for sale through Worth Avenue Yachts, bringing a substantial classic Feadship to the brokerage market. Built by Royal Van Lent in 1979, the 60.55-metre motor yacht has an asking price available on application.
A Different Kind of Ownership Project
The broker describes the completion of an initial technical refit phase, returning the yacht to the water after an extended period ashore. A further restoration stage is envisaged under new ownership.
That distinction shapes the story: this is a yacht with an established identity and a continuing restoration programme, offering a future owner scope to guide the next chapter.
Scale and Character
The published specification lists approximately 847 gross tons and accommodation for 16 guests in eight cabins. De Voogt is credited with the yacht’s design and naval architecture.
For AUVEMARE, the attraction is the opportunity to approach ownership through preservation and considered renewal. The next chapter will depend on a clear restoration brief—one that respects the yacht’s origins while setting out how her owner intends to live aboard.
Source: Worth Avenue Yachts


