The Venus is no longer impounded we have found a solution Gerard Moussault a Hague-based lawyer for the Jobs estate said.

Steve jobs superyacht venus. 1011836 MMSI 319327000 is a Yacht built in 2012 9 years old and currently sailing under the flag of Cayman Islands. The yacht was designed by Jobs himself. The name of the yacht is Venus named after the Roman Goddess of Love and has a length of 78m 256ft and features a hull thats built entirely out of aluminum.

On delivery of the yacht there was a legal dispute about payment. The vessel VENUS IMO. The very luxurious 256-foot-long superyacht is made of aluminum and steel with sleek lines reminiscent of Apples products and features glass which was created by the same chief designer as the iconic Apple Stores.

A year after his death Steve Jobs superyacht Venus set sail from its harbor near Rotterdam the Netherlands. Nearly 140 million dollars was arguably a small sum for Steve Jobswho had an estimated 102 billion net worth before his deathto invest on a yacht meeting the Apple visionarys high standards but even more fascinating than Venus estimated worth is the story behind this sleek modern vessel. The current position of VENUS is at North West Atlantic Ocean coordinates 2615138 N 7967327 W reported 94 days ago by AIS.

The luxury yacht Venus was built at Feadship for Apple founder Jobs. Having commissioned the vessel even before the diagnosis of his terminal illness Jobs intended the vessel to be his swan-song after his terminal health problem was brought to lightAccording to the reports the mega yacht was put into operation in 2012 a. An interesting and rare look at the unique luxury motor yacht designed and built for Apple Founder the late Steve Jobs.

Named after the Roman goddess of love sex beauty and fertility the 260-foot long. On October 28th Steve Jobss Venus Superyacht a bit more than one year after his death was unveiled in Aalsmeer The Netherlands. Jobs spent over 100 million on his yacht but unfortunately passed away before it was completed.

Self-designed by late Steve Jobs in partnership with Philippe Starck Venus superyacht boasts sleek and minimalist exterior lines. The yacht was impounded after Starck contacted the Dutch bailiffs claiming he had been underpaid by around 3 million for his work on the design of. Photographer Hans Esveldt spotted it and snapped a few pictures.