Five Sunseeker yachts currently on the market

13 January 2026 • Written by Holly Margerrison

British builder Sunseeker continues to dominate the global brokerage market, with a wide range of Sunseeker yachts for sale appealing to owners seeking proven design, performance and volume. From near-new models to extensively refitted favourites, these yachts for sale offer buyers a strong selection spanning multiple size brackets, specifications and price points.

BOAT rounds up five Sunseeker yachts currently listed for sale, from sportier models to volume-led designs and established charter performers...

Evereast

Credit: Denison Yachting

Length: 34.7m
Delivery year: 2014

Currently on the market, Evereast is a well-presented example of Sunseeker’s popular 115 Sport Yacht series, which has recently undergone a €600,000 price reduction. Built in 2014 to a design by the British yard’s in-house team, the 34.7-metre GRP motor yacht has been maintained in excellent condition thanks to an extensive refit programme completed between 2021 and 2022. The most recent works included a full hull repaint, refreshed deck spaces and new exterior soft furnishings reupholstered by Bentley, enhancing her sleek exterior profile.

Well equipped for entertaining, the sundeck features a Jacuzzi, sunpad, fully equipped bar and a 12-guest dining area beneath a hardtop with a skylight, while a hydraulic swim platform provides easy access to the water. The 236GT interior accommodates 11 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck, with further space for six crew. Powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M94 engines, she reaches maximum speeds of 26 knots.

Evereast is asking €5,650,000 with Denison Yachting.

Aurelius

Credit: Fraser

Length: 27m
Delivery year: 2024

Newly listed for sale, Aurelius joined the brokerage market with Fraser and is a near-new opportunity from the British builder. Built in GRP in 2024, the 27-metre motor yacht is a Sunseeker 90 Ocean Enclosed model, with exterior design and naval architecture by the yard and RINA classification. Having completed just one private Mediterranean season, she is offered with her full builder’s warranty, making her an appealing prospect among Sunseeker yachts for sale currently on the market.

A defining feature on board is the enclosed, air-conditioned flybridge, which incorporates a single raised helm position and allows the main deck below to be configured as a full-beam, loft-style living space. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light and create a seamless connection between the interior and exterior lounge areas. Meanwhile, accommodation is arranged for up to eight guests across four staterooms, including a full-beam master suite. Outdoor living is enhanced by a generous aft platform with Sunseeker’s integrated, water-facing seating system, ideal for use at anchor. Powered by twin engines, she cruises at 16 knots and reaches a top speed of 27 knots.

Aurelius is asking €8,250,000 with Fraser.

This Time Next Year

Credit: Camper & Nicholsons

Length: 28m
Delivery year: 2013

This Time Next Year is a 28-metre Sunseeker motor yacht listed for sale and offers an appealing combination of volume, light-filled interiors and welcoming outdoor living spaces. Designed to maximise a sense of openness on board, the main saloon features near full-length glazing, flooding the lounge and dining areas with natural light and allowing uninterrupted sightlines from bow to stern. Warm-toned décor, hardwood flooring and a starboard-side sliding door with a fold-down bulwark create a balcony over the water, further enhancing the indoor-outdoor connection.

Accommodation is arranged for up to eight guests across four en suite cabins, including a midships owner’s suite, two doubles and one twin, while two crew cabins are located aft with direct access from the swim platform. Al fresco living is a highlight, with a spacious flybridge beneath a hardtop, featuring an electric sunshade and a dining area opposite a sit-up bar, complemented by a second dining space on the aft deck. A foredeck lounge offers sun pads and additional seating. A lifting swim platform provides easy water access and tender handling, while jet ski storage is located on the flybridge. Powered by twin engines, she cruises at 23 knots and benefits from low engine hours, VAT-paid status and registration below 24 metres.

This Time Next Year is asking £3,200,000 VAT Paid with Camper & Nicholsons.

King Power

Credit: SuperYachtsMonaco

Length: 35m
Delivery year: 2016

Currently on the market, King Power is a 35-metre Sunseeker 116 motor yacht that has joined the brokerage market with SuperYachtsMonaco. Delivered in 2016 and built in GRP to an in-house exterior design by Sunseeker, she has been privately run since new, never offered for charter and has logged fewer than 1,000 engine hours. According to her broker, the yacht for sale is offered turnkey and benefits from a long-standing, experienced crew, adding to her appeal among Sunseeker yachts for sale.

Contemporary interiors by BG Design and Otam accommodate up to 10 guests, including a full-beam owner’s suite, with a layout that feels open, welcoming and highly practical. Large windows flood the main social spaces with natural light, while generous lounging areas, sunpads and al fresco dining settings are spread across the decks. The main deck features an integrated sofa, dining and bar area, complemented by additional dining and relaxation spaces on the sundeck. Meanwhile, the foredeck offers further seating, sunpads and a Jacuzzi. Well maintained with a comprehensive inventory of spares, King Power is powered by twin MTU engines, delivering a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 26 knots.

King Power is asking €9,800,000 with SuperYachtsMonaco.

Pura Vida

Credit: IYC

Length: 28.9m
Delivery year: 2020

Pura Vida is a 28.9-metre Sunseeker motor yacht currently listed for sale with IYC and represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the newest yachts available in this highly sought-after size bracket. Delivered in 2020 and maintained in exceptional condition, the 98GT yacht was designed and built by the British builder to U.S. specifications with U.S. duty paid and has a proven track record as a successful charter yacht.

One of her standout features is the rare dual-master-style accommodation, including a superb master stateroom with direct access to the foredeck, offering enhanced privacy and panoramic views, complemented by a full-beam VIP cabin below deck with an oversized walk-in wardrobe. In total, she accommodates 10 guests and four crew. A light-filled main saloon flows seamlessly into a formal dining area and features a slide-out balcony, creating a strong connection to the sea. Exterior spaces are designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with a hydraulic teak swim platform and an expansive flybridge equipped with dining, bar, grill, sunroof and canopy, while the foredeck offers generous sunpads and a sociable U-shaped dinette. Powered by twin MTU engines, she cruises at 18 knots and reaches a top speed of 26.5 knots, with zero-speed stabilisers for comfort at anchor.

Pura Vida is asking $5,895,000 with IYC.