Built by Valhalla Boatworks in 2025, ANNABEE is a 12.34 m motor yacht that combines offshore performance, fishing capability and refined comfort in one well-engineered platform. This is a vessel designed for buyers who value both practical functionality and quality construction.
The V-41 is powered by quad Mercury V10 400 engines and built on a patented Stepped-V Ventilated Tunnel hull developed by Michael Peters Yacht Design. This hull design delivers impressive speed, efficiency and handling characteristics. The yacht benefits from Viking-engineered construction, generous seating and storage throughout, and serious offshore capabilities that make it equally suitable for extended cruising or demanding use.
ANNABEE appeals to buyers seeking a capable motor yacht for private family cruising and recreational use. The combination of tournament-level fishability, reliable power systems and refined spaces makes it attractive to owners who want both performance and comfort without compromise.
Bella Yacht assists buyers throughout the acquisition process, from availability checks and yacht analysis to negotiation strategy, survey coordination, documentation, refit advice, crew, delivery and post-purchase support. Our role is to help clients evaluate this yacht with clarity, compare it with relevant alternatives and secure the best possible conditions.















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