47.85m
Length overall
8.53m
Beam
11
Guests
5
Crew cabins
16kn
Cruising speed
The second LADY LINDA
Doug and Linda von Allmen commissioned her from Trinity, the yard that had built their previous LADY LINDA. For her interior they brought in Evan Marshall.
Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in August 2005, while she was under construction there. Trinity towed her to its yard in Gulfport, Mississippi, and finished her there. She was handed over a year after the storm.
The von Allmens went back to the same yard and the same designer for their next LADY LINDA, a 57-metre yacht delivered in 2012. Their 2006 yacht passed to new owners as LIBRA III, then NEVER ENOUGH, and has been MISS CHRISTINE since 2021.

The owner's suite
The office on the starboard side is the suite's anteroom: somewhere to read or take a call without opening the bedroom to the rest of the yacht.


The bedroom
The king bed stands on the centreline under a mahogany-framed ceiling. To port, a settee sits beneath three arched windows, and a dressing table doubles as a desk. There is a walk-in wardrobe on each side, and the suite has its own two full-size Eurocave wine cabinets and a minibar.

The bathrooms
There are two, both in marble with gold fittings. One has a glass-enclosed shower, the other a Jacuzzi bath under a fibre-optic ceiling.
From the room to the deck
Both the saloon and the skylounge open through automatic glass doors onto an aft deck of their own. With the doors open, room and deck become one space.

Main deck
The saloon is the more formal of the pair. Its lounge sits aft around two glass cocktail tables, with a wet bar to port and the dining room forward. Ten can sit down to dinner there or outside on the aft deck, which has a teak table and a second wet bar and leads down to the swim platform.

Bridge deck
Upstairs, the skylounge has an L-shaped leather sofa, a marble-topped bar and a game table for four. Beyond its doors, the upper aft deck adds a round table under cover and a curving stair down to the main deck.

Sundeck
This is the most open of the three decks. A Jacuzzi for six sits among sunpads and teak loungers, with a walk-up bar and grill, a dining table and a day head close by. A windscreen and a sunshade shelter its forward end.
Guests
A stair leads down from the main deck lobby to the guest foyer. Every guest stateroom opens off it, and each has its own marble bathroom.

The VIP
This one is to port, with a king bed over storage drawers and a dressing table with mirror and bench. Its bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower.
Two kings
These two mirror each other across the yacht, one to port and one to starboard. Each has a California king bed with drawers beneath, a vanity and a shower.

The twin
To starboard, two single beds and a Pullman berth above bring the total to eleven guests. The bathroom has a shower over the bath.
Deck plan
Download the general arrangement (PDF)Download deck plan (PDF)Sundeck
- Jacuzzi and sunpads
- Bar, grill and dining table
- Day head
- Tender, WaveRunners and crane
Bridge deck
- Portuguese bridge
- Wheelhouse
- Ship's office
- Captain's cabin
- Skylounge
- Upper aft deck
Main deck
- Foredeck
- Owner's suite
- Owner's office
- Galley
- Lobby and day head
- Dining room
- Saloon
- Aft deck
- Swim platform
Lower deck
- Crew cabins
- Crew lounge
- Laundry
- Guest foyer
- VIP stateroom
- Two king staterooms
- Twin stateroom
- Engine room
- Lazarette and engineer's cabin
Design
Trinity drew her exterior as well as building her: a deep blue hull, a white superstructure stepped back deck by deck, and nine vertical windows across the wheelhouse.
Evan Marshall's London studio has since worked on the 73-metre Trinity COCOA BEAN and the 61-metre Benetti DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER. Here his approach was traditional: dark wood, stone, gilding and painted ceilings, set against pale fabrics. Carpets, upholstery and some of the furniture have been renewed since 2022.


- Joinery
- Dark, high-gloss raised panels in mahogany
- Ceilings
- Mahogany and gold-leaf inlay in the saloon, hand-painted inlay over the dining table, painted and gilded panels in the skylounge, mahogany inlay in the owner's suite
- Walls
- Custom wall coverings, with a gilded panel of cranes and blossom in the dining room
- Stone
- Marble on cabinet tops, in the bathrooms and at the entrances, granite in the galley and at the sundeck bar
- Floors
- Carpet in the living spaces, marble in the bathrooms, Amtico in the galley, teak outside
- Fittings
- Gold-plated taps in the bathrooms, a gold-plated sink at the saloon bar

She began 2026 in the Pacific and spent the summer in New England.
The mothership
The programme. In recent seasons she has been chartered, and off Costa Rica she has worked as a mothership for sportfishing. By day the fishing boats ran out to the marlin and sailfish grounds; in the evening the guests came back to her for dinner, the Jacuzzi and their own staterooms.

At anchor
Her Quantum stabilisers work at zero speed as well as under way, which damps the roll when she lies at anchor off an open coast. Between them, her two Spot Zero watermakers make 7,200 US gallons a day, so water is never a reason to go into port.
The water
A crane rated at 3,500 lb launches the 22-foot Novurania tender from the sundeck. Two Yamaha WaveRunners are also part of the sale. Swimmers go in from the platform at the stern or from one of two seven-step sea stairs.
Year by year
Since 2018 the work has gone as much into her machinery and systems as into her paint and furnishings.
2018–19
Hull painted, interior and equipment updated.
2020
Top-end overhaul of both main engines.
2021
ABS class renewal at fifteen years.
2022–23
New carpets, stateroom soft furnishings and exterior cushions.
2023
Superstructure repainted. Exhaust system replaced from the engines aft. New galley stove and ovens, Amtico galley floor, new water heaters.
2023–24
Air handlers replaced throughout.
2024
Ceramic coating. Air-conditioning chillers replaced. Two Spot Zero watermakers. New bearings, seals and hydraulic rams on the stabilisers. New sundeck windscreen and sunshade, new exterior upholstery. New Mercury 250 hp outboard on the tender.
2024–25
Two new Kohler 99 kW generators. New teak on the sundeck, Portuguese wings and foredeck. New teak furniture on the upper aft deck. Exhaust wrapped, with new Walker air separators.
2025
Skylounge furniture renewed, new glass tables in the saloon. Engine room and main engines repainted.
2026
New linens and towels. 20-year ABS class survey under way in October. span>
Crew and systems
The bridge
The wheelhouse has three helm chairs, a leather bench and a teak sole. Navigation runs through Furuno X- and S-band radars, a C-Plath gyrocompass and autopilot, and Nobeltec Time Zero charting on Hatteland displays. A Sailor VSAT keeps her connected at sea, and the GMDSS A3 console covers distress communications well beyond coastal range. The ship's office is at the aft end, and the captain has a cabin with a queen bed just behind it.
The crew
Three crew cabins have bunks and a bathroom each, and the engineer has a separate cabin aft. The crew lounge has refrigerators, a dishwasher and a sink, so the crew can eat and rest away from the guest areas. Their quarters also hold a Miele laundry with two washers, two dryers and a roller press.
The galley
Set to port on the main deck, the galley has a Wolf induction range, oven and steamer, a Vulcan salamander, Sub-Zero refrigeration and granite worktops. The chef and the stewards each have a pantry of their own.
Under way
Twin Caterpillar 3512B engines of 2,250 hp each drive her semi-displacement aluminium hull at 16 knots cruising and 19 at most. A Simon system monitors fuel, water and bilges, and is linked to a Consilium fire system with a monitor in the wheelhouse. The engine room also has an emergency helm.




Specification
As offered
| Name | MISS CHRISTINE |
|---|---|
| Former names | LADY LINDA, LIBRA III, NEVER ENOUGH |
| Type | Tri-deck motor yacht |
| Builder | Trinity Yachts, USA |
| Hull number | [T031] |
| Delivered | 2006 |
| Naval architecture and exterior design | Trinity Yachts |
| Interior design | Evan Marshall |
| IMO | 9386366 |
| Flag | [flag] |
| Class | ABS, 20-year class survey under way, October 2026 |
| Commercial compliance | [MCA] |
| Use | Private and charter |
| Last refit | 2023, with new generators in [2024 / 2025] |
| US duty | [paid / not paid] |
| EU VAT | [not paid] |
| Location | Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
| Exclusions | Owner's and crew's personal items, full list on request |
| Asking price | $13,900,000 |
Dimensions
| Length overall | 47.85 m (157 ft) |
|---|---|
| Beam | 8.53 m (28 ft) |
| Draft | 2.24 m (7 ft 4 in) |
| Gross tonnage | [465 GT] |
Construction
| Hull | Aluminium, semi-displacement |
|---|---|
| Superstructure | Aluminium |
| Decks | Teak |
| Top | Hardtop |
Machinery and performance
| Main engines | 2 × Caterpillar 3512B, 2,250 hp each |
|---|---|
| Engine hours | 9,500 each [date of reading] |
| Top-end overhaul | June 2020, at 6,226 hours |
| Gearboxes | Reintjes WVS730, 3.048:1 |
| Propellers | Michigan, five-blade, fixed |
| Cruising speed | 16 knots |
| Maximum speed | 19 knots |
| Range | [nm at kn] |
| Generators | 2 × Kohler 99 kW, John Deere engines, [2024 / 2025] |
| Generator hours | 4,900 each [date of reading] |
| Stabilisers | Quantum, zero-speed |
| Bow thruster | Quantum hydraulic, 150 hp |
| Steering | EMI, twin pump |
| Electrical | 208 V, three-phase, 60 Hz, Woodward power management, shore power converter |
| Fuel and waste systems | Alfa Laval fuel separator, Headhunter MSD II sewage treatment, Village Marine oily water separator |
Capacities
| Fuel | 59,375 L (15,685 US gal) |
|---|---|
| Fresh water | 9,842 L (2,600 US gal) |
| Watermakers | 2 × Spot Zero, 27,250 L (7,200 US gal) a day |
Accommodation
| Guests | 11 in five staterooms |
|---|---|
| Owner's suite | Main deck, king |
| VIP stateroom | Lower deck, king |
| Guest staterooms | Two king, one twin with Pullman |
| Crew | [8] in three cabins, plus captain's and engineer's cabins |
| Heads | 9 |
Equipment
| Navigation | Furuno X- and S-band ARPA radars, C-Plath gyrocompass and Navipilot 4000 autopilot, Nobeltec Time Zero, Hatteland displays, Furuno AIS and Navtex, B&G instruments, two Simrad GPS |
|---|---|
| Communications | Sailor 900 VSAT, GMDSS A3, Furuno SSB and VHF |
| Entertainment | Kaleidescape and surround sound in the saloon, skylounge, owner's suite and three guest staterooms, Sea Tel satellite TV |
| Air conditioning | Cuge Marine chilled water, 438,000 BTU, chillers replaced 2024 |
| Monitoring and safety | Simon monitoring, Consilium fire system, Kidde CO2, six Vitec cameras, life rafts for 56, EPIRB, Category A medical kit |
| Tender | Novurania 22 ft (2005), Mercury 250 hp outboard (2024) |
| Water toys | 2 × Yamaha WaveRunner (2014) |
| Tender handling | Crane, 3,500 lb |
| Ground tackle | Muir windlass and two capstans, two 600 lb Talon anchors, 450 ft of chain each side |
| Boarding | Hydraulic passerelle, two sea stairs |
Gallery
Ownership
Charter
Her charter rate starts at US$165,000 a week, plus expenses. [Bookings already confirmed can be (transferred to you / released) on completion.]
Crew
[Eight] crew run her today, [and the captain and crew are open to staying on]. [Annual running costs, excluding crew salaries, are around US$(X).]
Class
Her 20-year ABS class survey was in progress in October 2026[, and we will share the report once it is complete].

Viewing and purchase
Viewing
She lies in Fort Lauderdale [at (marina)], a short drive from the city's international airport and about 45 minutes from Miami's. You can view her aboard by appointment[, or by video call if you cannot travel straight away].
Process
An accepted offer is set out in an [IYBA purchase and sale agreement], with a [10%] deposit held in escrow. Your survey and sea trial follow, and the sale completes once you accept her. We handle every step, from the first viewing to handover.
Asking price
$13,900,000
