FAE LON’s classically elegant styling is well suited for comfortable entertaining in the main salon with beautifully appointed plush seating. The Owners and their guests will enjoy formal dining for ten around an exquisite inlaid cherry table. The flooring of the main salon and dining is black absolute granite with exotic oriental carpets in each defined area. The granite runs through the starboard entry foyer and forward to the entrance of the master suite. The large main deck level master suite with its king-size bed and en suite his and her baths is separated by cast glass ­enclosed full marble shower with gold fixtures make for ultra ­luxurious and capacious private owners’ accommodations.  All on board will enjoy epicurean delights prepared in a well-equipped, modern and spacious galley.  For more casual entertaining, the expansive open aft deck has a large half circle inlaid teak table that seats ten and provides a delightful alfresco dining experience.  Completing the distinctive main deck arrangement is a spectacular raised pilothouse area with the finest and redundant navigation electronics, Brazilian cherry and ebony splined flooring and a plush settee for four with an exquisite inlaid teak table. The captain has a very comfortable leather covered multi-position helm chair. The entire main deck level accommodations as well as the pilothouse are covered with satin gloss finished quarter-­sawn African cherry bordering raised and fielded fiddleback Makoré paneling.  The main salon and dining as well as the Owners’ stateroom and baths have digitally controlled blinds. To the Starboard side of the main deck, just aft of the entrance door is a polished bronze railing surrounded a generous stairway leading down to a massive inlaid marble­floored foyer. Forward, on both the port side and starboard side, separated by a lighted and mirrored art sculpture alcoves, are entrances to two huge VIP suites each with king-size berths and voluminous en suite heads with marble and cast glass enclosed showers. Aft, on both the port and starboard sides, also separated by an art sculpture alcove are two even larger guest stateroom suites, each with a queen ­size berth as well as a single berth and plenty of space between. As with the main deck, all wall treatment is with satin ­gloss finished quarter-sawn African cherry bordering raised and fielded fiddleback Makoré paneling.  All below deck staterooms have sliding Shoji screens covering the large port light windows. Opposite the stairway is a generous sized utility room finished in marble flooring, black granite countertops, the same cabinetry as throughout the yacht and several built-­in stainless appliances including washer/dryer refrigerator/ice-maker, stainless farm ­style sink/disposal. Accessed through the Pilothouse, the expansive top deck is completely teak covered and has a complete helm station with all the top level navigation electronics, a multi-position helm chair and cushioned, forward facing bench seating both port and starboard.  Wing station controls are positioned outward on both sides, as well.  Just aft is a large cushioned, athwartship­ positioned seating for ten around a large inlaid teak table. Opposite of the seating is a full bar with 5 fixed, cushioned stools. The back bar contains a refrigerator, ice-maker, sink and restaurant quality bottle cooler. Aft of this area is a six person hot tub surrounded by large cushioned sunbathing pads. Opposite the hot tub is a dual BBQ station also with refrigeration and massive storage area.  Furthest aft on the top deck is a fore and aft positioned 18-­foot  RIB tender with a 150 HP outboard motor.

LOA: 120' 0" (36.58m)
Beam: 26' 00" (7.90m)
Max Draft: 5' 6" (1.68m)
Hull Material: Aluminum

Hull Config: Semi-
Displacement

Hull Designer: Don O'Keeffe
Deck Material: Teak
Gross-Tonnage: 253
Range: 3,100 Miles
Int Designer: Douglas Richey –
Burger Design
Team

Ext Designer: Don O’Keeffe ­
Burger Design
Team

Fuel Capacity: 10,318 g (39,058l)

Flag: United States
Location: Fisher Island,
Florida United
States

Year: Mfg-­2000 Model-­2000

Refit­: 2014
Builder: BURGER
Model: Raised Pilothouse
Type: Motor Yacht
Semi-­Displacement

Top: Hardtop
Speed: Cruising 15 knots
Max 22 knots

Engines: 2 x 1800 HP, Twin, Inboard, Diesel, 16V-2000,
MTU 1975 hrs / 1972 hrs

Staterooms: 5
Sleeps: 12
Quarters:3
Captain Cabin: Yes

FAE LON’s classically elegant styling is well-suited for comfortable entertaining in the main salon with beautifully appointed plush seating. The Owners and their guests will enjoy formal dining for ten around an exquisite inlaid cherry table.

The flooring of the main salon and dining is black absolute granite with exotic oriental carpets in each defined area. The granite runs through the starboard entry foyer and forward to the entrance of the master suite as well as through the galley.

The large main deck level master suite with its king size bed and en suite his and her baths is separated by cast glass enclosed full marble shower with gold fixtures make for ultra luxurious and capacious private owners’ accommodations.

All on board will enjoy epicurean delights prepared in a well-equipped, modern and spacious galley. For more casual entertaining, the expansive open aft deck has a large half circle inlaid teak table that seats ten and provides a delightful alfresco dining experience.

Completing the distinctive main deck arrangement is a spectacular raised pilothouse area with the finest and redundant navigation electronics, Brazilian cherry and ebony-splined flooring and a plush settee for four with an exquisite inlaid teak table. The captain has a very comfortable leather covered multi-position Stidd helm chair.

The entire main deck level accommodations as well as the pilothouse are covered with satin gloss-finished quarter-sawn African cherry bordering raised and fielded fiddleback Makoré paneling. 

The main salon and dining as well as the Owners’ stateroom and baths have digitally controlled automatic blinds. To the Starboard side of the main deck, just aft of the entrance door is a polished bronze railing surrounded a generous stairway leading down to a massive inlaid marble-floored foyer. Forward, on both the port side and starboard side, separated by a lighted and mirrored art sculpture alcoves, are entrances to two huge VIP suites each with king-size berths and voluminous en suite heads with marble and cast glass enclosed showers.

Aft, on both the port and starboard sides, also separated by an art sculpture alcove are two even larger guest stateroom suites, each with a queen-size berth as well as a single berth and plenty of space between. As with the main deck, all wall treatment is with satin gloss finished quarter-sawn African cherry bordering raised and fielded fiddleback Makoré paneling. All below deck staterooms have sliding Shoji screens covering the large port light windows. Opposite the stairway is a generous sized utility room finished in marble flooring, black granite countertops, the same cabinetry as throughout the yacht and several built-in stainless appliances
including washer/dryer refrigerator/icemaker, stainless farmer-style sink/disposal.      
Accessed through the Pilothouse, the expansive top deck is completely teak covered and has a complete helm station with all the top level navigation electronics, a multi-position helm chair and cushioned, forward facing bench seating both port and starboard. Wing station controls are positioned outward on both sides, as well. Just aft is a large cushioned, athwartship-positioned seating for ten around a large inlaid teak table. Opposite of the seating is a full bar with 5 fixed and cushioned stools. The back bar contains a refrigerator, icemaker, sink and restaurant quality bottle cooler.    Aft of this area is a six person hot tub surrounded by large cushioned sunbathing pads. Opposite the hot tub is a dual BBQ station also with refrigeration and massive storage area. Furthest aft on the top deck is a fore and aft positioned 18-foot
RIB tender with a 150 HP outboard motor.