News just in from Burgess that the 52.8m motor yacht Sunrise has now returned to Monaco and is in prime condition following a substantial yard period, during which time she was fitted with Quantum zero speed stabilisers and undertook other routine upgrades on the exterior and interior - all ensuring that the yacht is in prime condition for a new owner this Spring.
Built to Lloyds class in 2000 by Oceanco, Sunrise has only ever seen private use and still belongs to her original owner. Consistently maintained to the highest standards by the same captain and chief engineer since build and with no investment spared, Sunrise also benefitted from a substantial refit in 2010, which included a complete repaint of hull and superstructure and interior upgrades.
The yacht’s exterior provides spacious, comfortable decks with two spa pools and plentiful areas for lounging and dining while huge, deep windows create a bright and elegant interior elegantly styled with limed oak panelling, mirrors and glass that increase the sense of light and space.
The split-level owner’s suite is a particular feature for a yacht of this size, offering high levels of privacy with a forward facing sleeping area with 180 degree aspect through one-way glass, leading out onto a private owner’s deck with spa pool forward. This suite also has an exceptionally large bathroom to port with separate bath and shower and spectacular marble. To starboard there is a spacious private study which is equipped with all the latest IT and TV/AV equipment.
Five well-appointed, light-filled en-suite staterooms provide further accommodation for ten guests while an additional cinema / games room is ideally suited for overspill accommodation and could easily be converted into a large additional guest cabin if the yacht was operated in a private capacity.
MCA LY2 compliant, Sunrise is asking $29.5 million.