The 26.4-metre Sunseeker motor yacht Into the Sunset has been sold in a deal with Adam Levine of IYC representing the seller and Hiram Concepcion & Ralph Navarro of Florida Yachts International representing the buyer.
Delivered in 2023, she was first listed for sale in September 2025 after attending FLIBS in 2024. She was designed in-house by the British shipyard, which also completed her naval architecture, while her interiors were penned by Design Unlimited.
A light wood interior greets guests as they enter the main saloon, encouraging unwinding on the large settee and dining aft at the table for eight guests. The space is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the views and allow natural light to fill in.
Accommodation on board, all located on the lower deck, is for eight guests across four cabins. This includes a full-beam master that incorporates a lounging area and an en suite into the layout, a full-beam double and two twins, all equipped with en suites.
Al fresco living is provided on the 160 GT motor yacht, with a cluster of soft armchairs and a coffee table featured on the main deck.
A more private lounging area is thought of on the foredeck, combining sunpads and a dining table to create a social space benefiting from the panoramic views.
Moving up, the sundeck is the highlight on board, with two armchairs and a sunpad, beneath an optional shade. Also offered on this deck is a dining table paired with an L-shaped built-in sofa under the hard-top roof for comfort.
Powered by MTU 96X engines with warranties valid through August 2026, she can reach top speeds of 28 knots and can cruise at 23 knots.
Into the Sunset was last asking $5,900,000.