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Home›Green Marine›Superyacht sails into Solent today
Green Marine

May 13, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Superyacht sails into Solent today

A WEALTHY businessman whose identity is shrouded in mystery has just taken possession of his Hampshire designed floating palace estimated to cost at least £70m. Bosses at New Forest super yacht visionaries Michael Leach Design are to see their latest lavish creation sail into the Solent today.

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A WEALTHY businessman whose identity is shrouded in mystery has just taken possession of his Hampshire designed floating palace estimated to cost at least £70m.

Bosses at New Forest super yacht visionaries Michael Leach Design are to see their latest lavish creation sail into the Solent today.

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