Bill Gates’ eco-friendly luxury yacht goes for sale at $645 million
'Breakthrough' is hailed as the first ever hydrogen-powered, net-zero emission superyacht
The most extraordinary superyacht ever built goes up for sale at a staggering $645 million. It is rumoured that American billionaire Bill Gates owns this yacht.
The ultra luxury vessel features several state of the art facilities befitting the price tag:
- A Basketball court
- A beach club-style infinity pool
- 15 cabins
- A helipad
- A private hospital
- Multiple libraries
The owner’s deck of the vessel is like an apartment specifically designed for family use. It features two bedrooms, twin bathrooms, dressing rooms, a gym, a pantry, two offices each with a fireplace and a living room.
According to the yacht broker Edmiston, the owner’s deck is like a secluded four-level tower house by the sea with each deck level offering private lifestyle destinations such as coffee corner, library and a private dining room with sea terrace.
He also revealed that 14 hidden balconies emerge at the touch of a button, complete with their side railings and walls.
The vessel, named Breakthrough, also features several bathtubs and the most unique feature is its eco-friendly design.
It is hailed as the first-ever hydrogen-powered, net-zero emission superyacht.
According to the Daily Mail, the extravagant vessel, which took almost five years to design and build, will go on sale for the first time at the Monaco Yacht Show, scheduled to take place in September 2025.
With a capacity of 30 guests, the Breakthrough will be the largest yacht on the show.
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