130’ (40m) CRN PARVATI Now Asking €2,350,000
Northrop & Johnson is pleased to announce a major €1,600,000 price reduction on the 130’ (39.7m) CRN PARVATI. Built in 1979, she is now asking €2,350,000 and is represented for sale by Yacht Broker Charles Herve.
PARVATI is a classic gentleman’s motor yacht built by Italian shipyard CRN, with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. Designed for long-range cruising, she offers generous interior and exterior spaces, a flexible guest layout and accommodation for up to 11 guests in five staterooms. Her displacement hull and hydraulic fin stabilizers provide additional comfort underway.
The main salon has a traditional interior with light wood finishes, comfortable seating and a formal dining area for eight to 10 guests. With ceiling heights of approximately 2.1 meters, the space feels particularly generous for a yacht of this era. A separate glass-enclosed TV lounge offers an additional area to relax, with views out to sea.
The main-deck master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe, dressing table and marble en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and double sinks. Four further guest staterooms are located on the lower deck, including two that can be combined into a full-beam suite using a sliding partition. This arrangement allows PARVATI to operate with either four or five guest cabins, depending on the owner’s requirements.
Outside, the aft deck provides a shaded dining area with seating for eight, while the flybridge offers a bar, barbecue and sunbathing space. A tender and two Jet Skis are carried on the flybridge, leaving the aft deck available for guests. The swim platform provides direct access to the water, and the side decks were fitted with new teak in 2019.
PARVATI is RINA-classed and charter-coded, with accommodation for up to eight crew members. Her long-range cruising capabilities, substantial guest spaces and flexible accommodation make her suitable for both private and charter use.
Contact Yacht Broker Charles Herve for more information or to arrange a viewing. For media requests and photos of this yacht, contact Northrop & Johnson’s press team.
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