A new joint central agency has been announced on the 34.5-metre Sunseeker motor yacht Lady Volantis, now listed for sale with Maël Fiolet of Camper & Nicholsons and Matt Palmer of Northrop & Johnson.
Built in 2014, Lady Volantis is part of the popular Sunseeker 115 Sport Yacht series, positioned at the upper end of the British shipyard’s production range. The model is known for its strong performance credentials and versatile layout, with this particular unit benefiting from a refit in 2020 and the completion of her 10-year special survey in 2024.
Accommodation is for up to 10 guests across five cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck with a private lounge area and en suite. The remaining accommodation is located on the lower deck, comprising two double cabins and two convertible twins, offering flexibility for a variety of guest configurations. There are further quarters for a crew of six.
Interiors are finished in polished black American walnut with soft leathers and custom furnishings, while floor-to-ceiling windows in the main saloon provide natural light and panoramic views. The layout connects the saloon to a formal dining area, creating an open-plan living space suited to both private use and charter.
Exterior spaces include a foredeck with sunpads, an aft deck arranged for shaded dining and a flybridge with additional seating and sunbathing areas, as well as an optional retractable sunshade. A hydraulic swim platform provides direct access to the water.
Constructed in GRP and classed to RINA Charter MCA LY2 for short-range operation, the yacht offers a cruising speed of 18 knots and a top speed of 26 knots. She is also equipped with fin stabilisers for comfort both underway and at anchor.
Commercially compliant with EU VAT paid status and a proven charter record, Lady Volantis is currently lying in Juan-les-Pins, France and is asking €5,950,000.