On board Candyscape II, the Candy Brothers' £39 million yacht

Nick and Christian Candy's £60million superyacht has gone on sale only two years after it was unveiled.

The ultimate floating party pad for the rich and famous, boasts a large rotating sunbed, leather floors and a piano that plays itself.

Candyscape II has spent much of its short life hosting Hollywood celebrities, including Gwyneth Paltrow and US Idol presenter Ryan Seacrest, oligarchs and leading sportsmen, and could be yours for £39 million.

But its sale should not be taken as a sign the brothers’ empire is heading for the rocks — they have commissioned a replacement. A source said: “The reason they’re selling it is because they’ve got another yacht on order. It’s currently being made.”

The 208ft Candyscape II was built in Italy and was itself a replacement for their first yacht, Candyscape, which they sold for about £11 million. Their current yacht has a crew of 16 and can accommodate a dozen guests.

The marketing particulars boast of “contemporary classic styling”, with crystal chandeliers, a glass lift and “a collection of different woods and textures, all seamlessly arranged to combine 21st-century chic with Thirties glamour”.

Super-yacht agents Edmiston said: “A wave and weather artwork adorns the dining saloon and a sun orrery charts the position of the planets. By any standards, the sun deck is an incredible space with a large dining area, elegant bar and a rotating sunbed.

“The split-level master suite shares a private gymnasium with the VIP cabin — entertainment, exercise and sleep — Candy & Candy style,” adds the online brochure. With an interior designed by the brothers, it was fitted with a �100,000 Perspex Schimmel piano that plays itself.

The dining table can seat up to 20, with service from two chefs and five stewardesses. Unveiling the yacht, Nick Candy, who is engaged to actress and singer Holly Valance, said: “We wanted to be able to host parties and events.”