This stunning superyacht inspired by a luxury five-star hotel in New York is on sale for £142million

The mesmerising Feadship One has an interior design like no other as the 248ft long super boat takes inspiration from a luxurious hotel based in the Big Apple and has everything from a large jacuzzi to a helipad.

A stunning superyacht inspired by a luxury five star hotel in New York is on sale for a cool £142million.

The mesmerising Feadship One has an interior design like no other as the 248ft long super boat takes inspiration from a luxurious hotel based in the Big Apple and has everything from a large jacuzzi to a helipad.

Gilles & Boissier, the Paris based interior designers, are known for their work on the spectacular Baccarat Hotel in New York. And they have taken their talents aboard a stunning superyacht that combines both pleasure and purpose immaculately.

A lavish VIP stateroom that holds a private lounge and an integrated balcony is located on the main deck. Passengers will also have access to a large pool, hot tub and an aft-facing gym.

The master stateroom is found on the deck above, this spot features a terrace with a large jacuzzi and lounge area. The yacht even has a touch and go helipad and garage space to hold a 30ft limo tender and a variety of water toys.

The master stateroom can hold up to 12 guests, with the lower deck featuring four double staterooms. The yacht has space for 18 crew members to tend to the twin MTU main engines.

FeadShip One has a top speed of over 15 knots - 17mph - with a range of 5,000 nautical miles at 12 knots. The simple exterior lines of the vessel were designed by Studio De Voogt, as reported by Luxury Boat News.

The yacht which is now on sale is set for delivery in early 2025. Thijs Orth, designer at Studio De Voogt, stated: "The brief was for a masculine design that was also timeless and elegant.

"The predominantly straight lines and bold forms are combined with subtly nuanced surfaces that catch the light and make the whole yacht interesting to look at. As always, we collaborated very closely with the engineers to make sure everything worked as it should.

"To soften the predominantly horizontal lines and add a more sensual feel we also added quite a pronounced tumblehome when viewed from the stern. This curvature is continued on the sides of the sundeck roof. We had a lot of fun designing this yacht. Masculine elegance is not an easy look to achieve, but one is robust yet sleek and chic at the same time."