LADY CHRISTINE's interior is both traditional and impressive. Its layout was initially designed by Oceanco's in-house studio, the A Group, with detailing executed by Gerard P Villate of Gerard Interiors, Monaco. In developing the yacht's design, the most crucial decision was to place the owner's suite aft on the upper deck in the area normally used for a sky lounge or upper deck saloon. This area is closest to the yacht's roll and pitch centres and therefore the most comfortable at sea. It is also particularly spacious for a yacht with a full-beam superstructure and has wonderful views through full length windows as well as from a private deck. NOT FOR SALE TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

The Lady Christine with Trees

The Lady Christine is one of the world's largest yachts -- it's more than 182 feet long. As you would imagine, the inside is opulent.

The Monaco-based boat is also for sale, apparently. It went on the market for €45 million last year -- but you can have it now for the low low price of just €39.9 million (about $55 million). It seems the economic downturn has the super yacht market taking on water.

The Lady Christine's current owner is the infamous Irving Laidlaw -- a Scotsman who's been described as a tax exile in Monaco. The boat is named after his wife. Laidlaw made headlines in the UK last year when, as the Daily Mail describes it, he was secretly filmed with four prostitutes and a male gigolo in the £6,000-a-night presidential suite of Monte Carlo's sumptuous Hermitage Hotel. He had paid £27,000 for the pleasure of their company.