Solace Motoryacht

Solace finished her refit at Pendennis in 2025, and that changes what a Feadship built in 2005 actually is today. She was delivered at 57 metres, and the work at Pendennis extended her story rather than closing it. For a buyer, a hull carried this far into a completed refit is the kind of provenance a surveyor wants to see before anything else.

Build and provenance

Feadship delivered Solace in 2005 as a custom-built, 57-metre displacement motor yacht on a monohull, and her Pendennis rebuild reached well beyond cosmetics. The yard extended her hull, added a new sauna, gave her a full repaint and an entirely new HVAC system, and completed a Lloyd's 20-Year Special Survey alongside a full mechanical overhaul. She is classed with Lloyd's Register, and her interior was fully refitted with Vickers Studio behind the new design. A Lloyd's 20-Year survey finished within the same rebuild is one less unknown for a buyer at survey time.

Layout and accommodation

Guest and cabin numbers are not published for this listing, but the same rebuild reached the interior: it was fully refitted, with Vickers Studio behind the new design. At 57 metres that is a considerable amount of space to have renewed in one pass, and it means a buyer inherits an interior renewed together, not refreshed piecemeal over the years.

Performance and engineering

Solace cruises at 12.5 knots and carries a 5,400 nautical mile range at that speed, engineered for long stretches between ports rather than short coastal hops. The rebuild added a new forward sonar for remote-water passages, and the same works brought her up to Polar Code compliance. For a buyer, this is a yacht set up to cross oceans, not just anchor off them.

On deck and at anchor

Air conditioning is confirmed aboard Solace. Further on-deck and lounging details are not published with this listing.

Where she lies and how to see her

Solace's current berth is not listed with this offering. Boatcrowd arranges viewings wherever she is lying and attends every one with you, and once an offer is accepted we co-ordinate survey and sea trial before anything moves toward handover.