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...
Maoro
Length: 34.5m
Delivery year: 2013
One of 20 yachts in the popular Sunseeker 115 Sport Yacht model range, Maoro has undergone several refits and upgrades since her delivery in 2013, including new upholstery for seating in the aft cockpit, a complete polishing of her superstructure and mechanical services on her MTU engines and generators.
Built in GRP and designed entirely in-house, Maoro's interiors are finished in sumptuous black American walnut and feature the traditional accoutrements of a classic motor yacht, including a 10-seater dining table and conversational seating. A particularly unique feature is the addition of a library, which can be found above the crew stairway. Adding to her eye-catching interiors are two integrated wine cellars housing up to 28 bottles each, situated in the hallway opposite the galley. Elsewhere, guests can access further wine cellars by La Sommelière in the saloon, housing up to 40 bottles each. Accommodation is for up to 10 guests and six crew members and for optimal flexibility, guests can convert the four additional guest cabins into double rooms thanks to a sliding berth option.
Maoro is asking €5,750,000 with Sunseeker Brokerage.
Skye
Length: 35.5m
Delivery year: 2022
Perhaps the most highly specified Sunseeker 116 ever built, the 35.5-metre Skye was delivered to her owners in 2022. Designed entirely in-house with a striking black hull, she features four spacious cabins for eight guests, including one master bedroom on the main deck and one on the lower deck, plus two twin suites. The crew are accommodated in two double-berth cabins and a captain's cabin.
Significant attention has been given to her exterior spaces, with ample room for relaxing and socialising. A large foredeck lounge is adorned with sunpads and outfitted with a spa tub on the bow. On the sundeck, a large lounge sits under the radar arch and hard top (with retractable canopy). A flybridge helm station at the front of the flybridge with a bar, jacuzzi, outdoor TV, BBQ, and sun lounging space completes this well-equipped deck. A large dining area on the aft deck serves as an ideal al fresco event space, while aft of this is a high-low swim platform and tender garage. Powered by two MTU diesel engines, Skye can reach a maximum speed of 25 knots and a cruising speed of 19 knots.
Skye is asking $16,500,000 with Yachtzoo.
Contessa
Length: 29.9m
Delivery year: 2024
A relative newcomer to the market, the 29.9-metre Contessa was delivered in 2024 from the Sunseeker 98’ series. Known officially as the 100 Yacht model, she was constructed in GRP to an in-house design by the British shipyard. Floor-to-ceiling windows line the main-deck master suite, complete with a walk-in wardrobe, private office, spa-style en suite and direct access to a private bow terrace. Guest accommodation for up to 12 guests is found on the lower deck, comprising four convertible cabins. A further three cabins sleep a crew of five.
The main saloon features an open-plan "penthouse-style" layout, fitted with a 10-seater dining table and U-shaped sofa. Nearby, an impressive floating staircase connects the decks. Outside, an "industry-first" flybridge-to-foredeck walkaround design offers plentiful space for guests to move freely. The flybridge itself is notably spacious, while a dual lounge, large sunpad, and even an optional open-air cinema can be found on the foredeck. At the stern, the beach club is complete with a tender garage, rain shower, integrated BBQ and Sunseeker's X‑TEND™ convertible seating system. Contessa is powered by two MTU diesel engines, allowing her to reach up to top speeds of 30 knots.
Contessa is asking $14,900,000 with IYC.
Wicked Play
Length: 34.5m
Delivery year: 2015
Wicked Play is a 34.5-metre Sunseeker motor yacht currently listed for sale with IYC. Delivered in 2015 as the 20th unit from the 115 Sport Yacht series, she underwent an extensive interior and exterior refit in 2022, resulting in a new "Super Jet Black" hull, refreshed interior furniture and new interior carpets. Having only ever been used as a private vessel, she has been kept in impeccable condition thanks to careful maintenance by her dedicated crew.
Well-appointed for outside relaxation, her large sundeck features a Jacuzzi overlooking the aft, a large dining table, a sit-up bar, sun loungers and an opening roof. An expansive beach club completes the set-up, providing easy access to water toys and tenders thanks to an opening transom. The delights continue inside, where guests can enjoy the self-playing Wessell, Nickel & Gross piano in her main saloon and the nearby wine cellar. Accommodation is for up to 11 guests in five cabins, consisting of a full-beam master suite on the main deck. One VIP, a double and two twins are located on the lower deck, all outfitted with en suites and entertainment centres. There are further quarters for five crew. Powered by twin 2,640hp MTU diesel engines, she reaches a top speed of up to 26 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
Wicked Play is asking €5,690,000 with IYC.
King Power
Length: 35.2m
Delivery year: 2016
Currently on the market, King Power is a 35.2-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 €8,800,000 with SuperYachtsMonaco.
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